The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1844, Page 3

INTERESTING AND EXCITING 8CEN) yesterday, in a Broadwi —In one corner sat ¢ sharp nosed man, whose bespoke that know-all-yet- know-nothing, vulgar, cunning look—opposite was a mo- ther aud daughter—the latter, whose sylph like, fairy form, contrasted strangely, yet naturally, with the ma tured yet finely termed figure by her side. “Driver, stop at the American Eagle,” said the el!er laly. “What number, ma'am?” “82 Chatham street or 828 Browlway.” “Oh! oh!” said the man with the sharp nose, “let me tell you, maam, it you're going, there, it’s s hurabug. I don’t believe in these humbugs.” ‘The elderly lady lited her veil and suid, “How, pray, do yeu know that?” “Know it,” said the rude «camp, “hav'nt (een the puifing edvertisements in the paper?” “Ah!” suid the laly, “once held the same ignorant Pots Tcan give the strongest proof that Jones’ det articles are really useful in adding grace, beauty gad health to our forms My husband was cured of scaly salt rheum and scurvy on his hands and arms, of years’ Senin Fe uaing Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap. “This 'y jou face has been rendered beautifully clear, al- though a week since covered with freckles, and rendered discole: brown a yellow, by the sun—yet one cake of Jol oap rend itthus. For his Hair Restorative I can speak personally. My hair was dry, dirty, half red, half grey, and faliing off fast—before | had one3shil- Hee ttle of Coral Hair Restorative, my hair was fine, dark, soft, clean, silky and beautiful.’ I speek thus open- ly in the matter in justice to Mr. Jou.es, who should not be classed with the numerous swindlers and rogues who itaitate and counterfeit nim ” Jones’ articles are sold only genuine at Rain of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham st, and 323 Broadway, N. Y ; 139 Fulton st, Brooklyn; yt Builvings, Philadelphia; I would give my nae and address in this statement, oxly I should be annoyed by so many vulgar, inc:edu- lous persons calling on me, OG VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURS of Gonorrhoma, Gleet, an mocupuralent discharge: trom the urethra. ‘These pills, prepared by the New Yor! College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery, may be relied on as the mosi apeedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints. - hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three t ofivedays, aud possess a greater power over obstinat: discharges and chronic glect, than any other preparatio; at present known, removing the disease without eonfine rent from business, tainting the breath or disugreoing witn the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold at the Office of the College of Pharmacy and Me disine, 95 Nassan street. W. @ RICHARDSON, M.D. Agent 0g- “BEWARE OF THE DESTROYER.”—Use the Proper medicine and you will he safe Mr. Harnburger, whose child was neurly killed by worms, heard of Dr. Sherman’s Worm Lozenges ; he used one box. The first dose the child took brought away ten feet of tape worm, and two or three doses restored the child to perfect health. He has since then recommended them to many families in Beaver Meadow, Pa , the place of his residence, and never knew them to fail ina single instance in producing the desired effect. Many physicians had attended hia child, and could not benefit it nor could they tell what ailed him. Go to Dr. Sherman’s, 106 Nassau street, where you will got the genuine article, or to bis agents, 227 Hudson street ; 188 Bowery ;77 East Broadway ; 3 Ledger Build- ings, Puiladelphia, and 8 State street, Boston, $G- COSTIVENESS NOW PREVALENT.—Costive- nets may be said to be the parent of nearly every dixeas and within the last few weeks it has become very pre tity and vicinity. The bowels appear to have ction in the which have come within m: knowledge. gentleman told me, and his case is aearly like ths that for the last week he had been exceedingly ould procure no evacuation ; ‘was not depressed in spirits, but nevertheless suffered & good deal of pain in his bowels when he stooped or sat down ; dieted himself, took cold bath ; all of no use—be- came worse, head affected, bowels very hard to the touch. Sent for the Doctor, who wanted to bleed him, said it was inflammation of the bowels ; pulse hard, and a good deal of fever, skin hot and dry—would not be bled ; Doctor Said the case was very serious, that the most prompt measures were required ; that he might not recever then; that under no eircumstances must he expect to leave the house for ene month. Told the Doctor he would not be dled, that he was satisfied from Brandreth’s advertise. ments, that bleeding was a bad remedy. Doctor got yexed when he mentioned Brandreth’s name, and said he had better take those Pills, and not send for him, and with that walked off. He teok him at his word, ‘and gent for abox of Brandreth’s Pills, took two every hour, and in three hours the pills had good effect, and the day afterwards, excepting 2 little weakness, was as well ashe ever was in his life. Besides the pills, he drank freely of the Indian meal el from the time he first began with the pills. Now here is a case cured with six Brandreth’s Pills and water gruel, which, but for the ood sense of the individual, might have cost him his ife. It is really heart rending that so many are sufferin dreary sickness, whom a few doses of Brandreth’s Pills would cure at once. Let all troubled with sickness at ‘once resort te this safe, mild and effectual medicine. No family should be without these pills in the house ; when sickness is felt, when a loved child is seen to droop, let the pills be at once administered. One dose will appear to work mirecles, when thus given, before the disease has got established, Sold at Dr. Brandreth’s Principal Office, 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, 241 Hudaon street, and by Mrs. Booth, Mar. ket street, Brooklyn ; and by’ over 20,000 agents in the United States and Canada, at 25 cents per box. See the gertificate, RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX -For the eure of primary or secondary Syphilis, and ail affections produced by an injudicious use of met oury. The great advantages possessed by this powerf) aiterative over all other preparations for the cure of Sy Y i vee the enerally leave almindstored The commendation we can give of it is, that it is now anively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for erly congidewed mercury the only cure for those com t4 Sold, in single bottles, $1 «ach ; in cases of hal ‘doxsn, $9, carefully packed, and gent to’ all parts of the Union Office of ‘the College of Medicine and Pharme cy 5 Nassen street. W. 8. RICHARD! MONEY MARKET. Friday, Jaly 12—6 P. M. There is no material change to report in the Stoek Market. Quotations are very unsettled, and sales very limited: At the New Board Long Island advanced 2} per cent; Harlem, 1}; United States 6's, }; United States Bank, 3; North American Trust, 1; Ohio 6s, #; Indian 4; Morris Canal and Kentucky 6% closed at yesterda: prices, At the Old Board Long Island improved 2} per cent; Harlem, §; Reading Railroad, }; Canton Ce}; Nor- wich and Worcester, 1; Farmers’ Trust, 4; Mlinois, }; Ohio 6's, 3; Vicksburg, 1; Mohawk fell off 4; Penusylva nia 6's, }; New Jersey, j; Indiana, Kentucky and United States Bank closed at yesterday’s prices. It will be ob- served thot there has been a very trifling improvement, but in the present stateof the market it may be lost to- morrow. Money is daily getting plentier and cheaper, and there seems to bea great want of ways to employ it ‘The harvests have commenced throughout the country | in good earnest. At the north, south and west the im. mense grain crops have fallen before the reapers, and an abund. nt yield of the fruits of the earth hes blessed the loil of the farmer. The only drawback that the pro- ducers labor under from filling to the brim the cup of prosperity, is the condition of prices. From accounts we daily receive from all querters, we should judge that the crops of grain this year would be larger than eyer before ‘The breadth of land cultivated this yearfor cotton, wheat, ‘&c. is larger than ever before appropriated to those crops, and judging from the favorable season thus far, we have no doubt—after making full allowance for the ravages of the fly worm, &¢ —the yield will be enormous. It can be considered a safe calculation to estimate a yield of at least one quarter more than ever before produced in this coun- try. The annexed table, from the report of the Commis. sioner of Patents, is as correct as the most extensive cor- respondence, &c. will warrant conclusions :— AGRICULTURAL PRopucts or THE Unitxp STATES POR 100,310 826" Flax and hee, Ibe 07: 185 7: 21 Tohaceo, 459'9,966 Cotton M D., Awent + 19,419,607 ‘These returns, compared with those made in 1840, teken from the census reports, show an increase in nearly every item, The returns for 1845, of the crop of 1644, must show an increase even on those of 1844, of the crop of 1843. The value of the crop for this year will not com- pare with former crops so wellas in quantity. Agricul- tural products, particularly provisions, have been gradu: ally but steadily deelining in prices since 1840. ‘The pro- vision business,has beeome aivery important part of our exporting tradee, and the prices for beef, pork, &e have a very great bearing on the value of our agricul: tural exports. Prime, Lard, pound, i ng ah ‘ 5 ™m 6 1% At this great reduction in prices it would require a very great increase in quantity exported to netta value any- thing near the exporta of previous years. We annex a table showing the value of our agricultural products ex- ported for several years past :— om THe Uniten States Other ag: ricultural Products. 11722 08 17°079,4 1, 69178 13,725,211 14,990, 47595 404. 9940775 49,119,606" 4,600,979 * Nine months ending July 1, 1643, ‘The exports for nine mentha, in 1848, show a falling:of jo value on ali articles, with the exception of cotton, ‘ihe 16,553,09 10,919,601 exports forthe balance? of’ the year’ 1843 ‘ould {not have been veryilarge,’ asgit includedithe {quarterfending Oct. lat, and the bulk of agricultural products having previous- ly gone forward. It will be seen by the above table tha! prices in 1848 were, in many instances, much higher than those now current, consequently the exports for this year must be reduced almost in the same proportion. The refusal of the Senate of the United States to ratify the Zoll Verein Treaty before the adjournment, seems to have created a g-eat deal of dissatisfaction in commercial classes. The assertion made in the report of the Com mittee on Foreign Relations, tha: sufficient equivalents were not granted as an offset to the concessions required from this country, appears to be incorrect. We annex tables made up with estimates of the position of the trade between the two countries, and showing the value of imports into the United States from the Customs Union, in three years:— Commence netwaen THE Usitnp States axp tHe Zout ERVIN. Imps. into Balance i "8. 8. fivor U.S. 1 Sia aT 2,110,752 2,290 494 ‘The imports we have divided in the following order showing estimated value under each rate of duty, and the losses to this country on the reduced rates,compared with the losses to the Zoli Verein onthe importation of the single article, tobacco, under the reduction proposed. Impoats yaom tHE Zou. Verein into tHe U States Vistixauisning items Value AnD Pum Cant Dutt ENT AND PROPO ED 5 Thibst. merino, 6 (Plate iane):00 5% 15 5 20 + $0,000 10 $ 10 Mineral waters, hare's wool, &e. 100,000 10 10 92 680,000 $295,700 The Zoll Verein receives on 4, at 53K—equel 10, 1 ceive on du, at 3 a d~average 334, Lrss of the Zoll Verien on tobaceo do A qnal tors rs $342 240 Less of the United States 8 sbove, 295,700 Excess of loss by the Z sll Ver ia + $46,540 By this we see that the Customs Union, sacrifice $46,540, more of revenue on tobacco imported from the United States, than we do on our total importations of their manufactures. Our exports to the Customs Union are nearly twice the value of our imports, and the re duced duties on merchandise received from this country, must nett a loss of revenue greatly exceeding ours. Se veral agents have been sent to Europe ata great expense for the express purpose of opening markets for our great staple, tobacco, and to prevail upon the different govern. ments to admit it at reduced rates of duties. Our Minis. ter to Austria, Mr. Wheaton, with the aid of these agents, has actually succeeded, after a great deal of negociation in perfecting atreaty of reciprocity which our govern. ment refuses to ratify. The treaty was disposed of in our Senate very summarily, and in ajmanner that reflects but little credit upon those entrusted with the regulation of our foreign trade. We hadit in our power to open an immense trade with the Zoll Verein, which represents twenty-seven millions of people. The Germans are tired of the monopoly so ong enjoyed by the manu facturers of Great Britain, and would gladly take our manufactures of cotton twist, yarn, &c. to an immense amount, provided we took a fair quantity of their manu factures, The manufacturers of this country, through the acts of their high tariff Senators, have lost an immense market for their goods, who by their adherence to the most short sighted policy have refused to accept a treaty that would do more to extend and build up our domestic manufactures than all the tariffs ever conceived or adopt- ed. Our lezislators do not see the future effect of any great measure—their mental vision does not extend be yond the limits of their individual profession, and every future advantage is sacrificed to the present object, viz.: politi¢al popularity. Radical tariffites would not give upa tittle of theirhobby, even though the object for which they are aiming couid be obtained more speedily by s0 doing. They believe that nothing in the world but a high protective tariff will ever permanently establish our manufactures, Old Stock Exchange. $7000 Goy 5% 10234 12% ahas Canton C i000 NY ee, ‘62 1a de geet A B 1000 N¥ 7's, ’o7 wg 25 do ae 6000 Pean a s'e 7% 3 do x 800 ladisna$ bds 4346 150 Mohawk RR ia 1060 Ohio 6's 8 100 Harlkm RK 74 7000 de 97% 100 do 14, 9000 Kentucky 6's 102" 50 do ah 2000 Liliaois 6's 49, 100 Norand WoreRR 56. louuw uo 48% 50 do 5% 1000 Arkausas 6's $s 100 do Sh gi Ek ofam 9 iat L Lalatd RR a vty, de 18 Bk Com, fall 94 50 do 80 a1 ie ti ermes Lon a bed P do RR Bie US Ban ater 30 Western RR 10% si is Second Board. $1000 Ohio 6's 160 97% 25 shas Nor & Wor 130 MSenae Canton Co ‘93 Se. 15g htt Not & Wor 130 55 0 ‘Nor ana Wore bo do 35 do M’day 2958 New Stock Exchange. $2600 U 8 6, '62 2% 40 shes Mashatian Bk 91 3000 do 133 25 Cauton Co 130 3745 1000 Ohio 6's, 60 8 do 810 364q 1000 A n% 30 do ‘9! lo 6 2000 Ky 6’s 10v0 Lito 770 KR bev 77; 10 shas Aistuots Ble 2” 5 Lisiad KR apy Hed 29NAm drut b3I0M 50 do 81% 2% do b6u 14 10 siuds & Berks Ww, 29 U8 Bank $34 29 Nor & Wore b3 49; 90 Bk Com scrip we 8} uo b3 5974 3u Leather Mut Bk bnwivé¢ 25 do + bs 5y%0 25 vty Dock Be = 3006920 S10 99 47 Union be 831% ov Contrib LI Co WH Sates or Stocxs, Bosron, Juuy 11. At the Brokers’ Hoard.—12 shares U. States Insurance Co , 694 ; 00 du Kast Boston Co , 10} ; 31 do do, dividends, 4i 5 79 do western Hailroud, 744; 160 do do, 74§ ; 65 do du, 74g 5 2 do do, 80 us, 744 ; 2040 do, GV ds, 74; 45 do Kendiug Kuilcoau, 23], State of Trade, Asnes—We continue to quote pots at $4, extra at $4.06} ~—Peucis are stilt heid at $4 454 u 460, Lnere is very le doing iu euher descripuon. Buaavs1urys—Geneate flour continues at $433. There has been ao ot Onto, tor Liverpool, ut $419, ‘Toe market is not very active Anuexed is a siuie- meat of tae quantity of four aod wheut exported trem Cleveland, during the week enuing July 6h, 1844 -— Bois slour. Bush. Wheat Unived States ports,... 40,041... dd, 788 CANBdA, eee eee eee BWR 6, 10,908 30,999... 8,718 Corton—' jales to-day umount to ubout 1,200 bales, ab prices similar ww thowe Current belure Lue arrival of the steamer. Suippers have tuken 1,000 bales unu spinners 2vu bales. 4 ke market closes Weal. Hay—‘Che receapts con sue large, and the stock in firs hands is daily aucumulanug. We quote small sales o common qualities North Kuver,buie a. 31 @ 38c. Frovisiovs—Uur lage qaoialions are stud current, and there is aut the sightest aiteruuoa am the demand, “Lurd ig in fair request, “same qualities sell ut Oj abc, Cheese As dull at 44a ov. Whieker—Drudge cusks are held at 3c, and western and piiouu barrels wt 43jc. We have iy wales ul either, ot Coumquence, Lo report. Provision Market. The markets ai but the butchers and shop keepers complain of dull sales, owing to the extreme heat and many familics having gone out of the city. Poultry are quite plenty, with spring chickens and young ducks. The fish market exhibits the usual ly. We some fine brook trout. baie Sain Woodcock are for sale at 6s. and 7s, the Me ‘ots were yes Fruits were never more ubundant, "Apr: terday offered at 2and 8 cents each. Suuthern peaches are for wale, but they are small, ant no flavor to them, Vegetables are plenty of all kinds. iy ‘Ke OF FROVISIONS Geese- ++ ponies, bbi ii . FH al 25 loney, nw, 2% iam Fart Mackerel, ( er 15 Mutton: seelece aa |B Qnions, per bunch, 6 ’ Pigeons, doz,.+++ i 25 al 50 Porter House Steaks10 a 12 Pork, per Ib- 6 Ly 10 bomd 1 00 au 1% % 6a — % hes id ishes,« Hs] Sallad + 37 Salmon, fresh, ++ =" Salmon, smoked 10 Striped % 2 Sod Flounders aaeé Brighton Cattle Market. Jory 8—At market, 510 beef cattle, 10 pairs working oxen, 1,600 sheep, and 100 swine. 75 beef cattle unsold Purces—Beet Cattle— Prices have further declined, We rat quality, $450; second quality, $4 960. $4. One yoke of choicw beet cat- Working Oxen—No sales :oticed. Sheep— Sales from 1 25 to $3, Swine—No lota to peddle. At ret from 6 to 6jc Married, On Wednesday evening, 10th inst. by the Kev. Mr, tchmond, Mr. Hexky Dowwes, to Miss G.onoran: JRancrm, youngest daughter of Bartholomew Granger, Esq. all of ‘this city, Un Thursday even! llth inst, the Rev. Dr. Le vings, Mr Atraep A. Watpros, ise Evizanern P Jacuson, boib formerly of Portsmouth, On Thursday, 11th inst. Maar, wife of Patrick Ronan, in the 87th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and of her brother, M. H. Ni ‘ this afternoon at 44 o'clock, from 233 Cherry street. On Friday moruing, 12th inst. Henny Sutton, only sop of ag and Mary Hodges, aged two years and sine months. The relatives and friends of the f-mily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, afternoon at 6 o'clock, from the Carlton House, 360 Mon Bia th in Friday morning, 12th inst. after a lin illness Lewis Nason, in the 44th year of his a shes Latest Dates Ab AT THE NRW YORK MERALD vi Feb. 29 Manilla Cienfuege Cape Haytien far Pay Campeschy Rub ils : Dee. Gallipagos Tsisude s+. Mey tlavre, Juve Fr bas Passengers Arrived. Hayana—Brg L. © Ponnell—Palvo de Arrieta, milo Sa- mer, Thos Uupossat, John L Chas L Praok, Joho Pree: Wm T Reed, Thos Orr, Theodore W Phi Mary len Sv Cnorx—Barque Gondor~Alrxnder Balfour, Geo Balfour. | Maranzae— Brig Thos Catts—L orenso Capo. Foreign Importations. Havana—Brig L ©?Donnell—300 bs dosenars Renauid & Frare: is—100 d: ‘ ue wear J taylor~1 do o—600 di zen pine appies 50 buaches bau- 10 order MARITIME HERALD Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. STRAMERS. Brianne," Hewitt a mo, Mi G Britain, Packets to Sall, Packets to Arr r LIVERPOOL, ¥ june 9 | Montezum: » Lowber, Jury 16 ‘cobb. June it | Hottinguer, Bursley, Jnly 21 ‘olumbus, Cole, June 16} Roscius, Collins, July 26 PROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. Toronto, Griswold, June 1] H. Hudson, Moore, July 20 Westminster, Hovey, June 15 “FOR HAVRR. FROM Havne Towa, Liner, July 16 je Lyon, Stoddard, Jone 10] Zwich, Johnson, July 24 Hewitt, June 16 | Baltimore, Func, Acg i Ship Masters and Agents, Wo shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosert Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Report of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, ine V easets Spoken on their passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Fo- reign Newspapers or News they may have. He will them cmmmediately on their arrival Agents and Correspon‘ents, at home or abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to this nffice ai) the Marine Intelligence they can obtain. Nautical lnformation of any kind will be thankintly received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 13. 42 | Moon Rises 7 29) miGH wate: den, 5 Brown, Bermuda, W Meseacor, (Br) vavison, Wind-or, N8; GB i, Savannah, Dunbam & Vimen; eo a, le N & Walsh —senrs Seminvle biow, Campeachy, F Bange; wan, Ackerly & Acker; Mauches sarbor Grace, NF. P Balen & Co; Lark, (Br) sip ‘alsh, Plasentia. NF. Duos- ‘ xact, Johnsoa, Kur hmoud, Moreyhain & 8; Kwpire, Clark, brandywine F Woud. Also, brig Mo- Loveiand, Ubarleston, G Bulkley. Arrived. Ship Heary Thompson, Sylvester, from Marseilles, with mdse, 0 Lawrence & Pheij» ja:que Condur, Ward, 11 days from St Croix, with 430 casks molasses 20 bhds sugar ty Alsop & Uhauucry, Baque LU brown, Gooding, (of Portiand) 12 days from Negaado, ! K. with 261 hhds sugar 60 hods molasses te Johu Lasula &'Co. Left ao American vessels itish brig Augusta, Wright, 21 days from Belize, Hund with 64 logs mahogauy 1i tous logwoou 4do rosewood te E Coffin & Co. ; brig Thos Catts, Perkins, 10 days from Matanzas, with sue war, Ko to order. Biig Leopuldo O’Dennell, Spinne Wits sugat, &e, to W Dewey. Sebr Pacific, omih, 10 days from Baracoa, with 500 bales t.- baceo to Ay mar & 0v0 pine apples 150 bauches bauauas ‘S000 pla: taias Lo usas! 9: hr Dorenester, Phillips, 5 days from Fredericksburg, with flour, ty & Coruing & Co Nassau, Chester, 4 gays from Richmond, with floar, to Alien & Paxson ‘Sch: Jonu thompson, Homan, 4 days from Richmond, wich coal, to master echr ary Surus, Barnhail, 2 days from Norfolk,with mdse, to an ater. Sehr rmiline, Pierce, 2 days irom Norfolk, with mdse to mat sehr S R Painter, t vans, 4days from Virgi to Fox & Co, ith corn. Schr Mary Aun, Thornton, 2 days from Folly Landis ba to H P bias eit JS Duiton, Hvans, 3 days from Deep Creek, with lum- ber, to maser. Sehr svele., Rogers, 9 days from Doboy Island, with lumber, to me ster, Behr Commerce, from Lubec, wiih laser. Sehr Spleuaid, frou vachias, with lumber. from Havana, June 30, Correspondence of the Herald. : Houmxs Hote July 8, June 30—Arr Delaware, Fisher, Boston { ‘nilauelphia; 3d aly, Witham, King, dodo; Berjaimin, George. +n, for F um Hastpo.tior Hichmu.d; “Mary Anu, n ¥ ‘wh. 7th ~Vased oy, Keeside, Langley, bth Arran slo, AuUruN desty, | javen for Ma hi Boston for N York. Kein, Baltimore tor Boston; Ma- wiay Ann, of and for Beaufort Altamaha, Ph iphua tor Moston; Phiiadiphia, eu, °0 Lor Jo, T+p-ke the pilot tu-day who carried the ship into NBedfurd Chat saw the werek of a mau ol Warschr. he says that th. capiain told hin that ser false keel was in three pari Bove. ‘Lhe main he | was coppered first, aui wed on to thar, aud that coppered; beth kt copyeres, The paint was vearly at washed off; ner copper Was TEL Diwhts aud sh was cup-erea oue oF two steaks higner e chaa us ou vue sive, her quanes out, aud pare of hee eet wut of nearly a0, Ruope Is.anpea Orrice. N Port, July tu, 1844, Arr 9th. Herald, Burdick, Mobile Geu 8 Hints sit + uerster tue IN Voth; Audabelta, oboe, Saudwoch fus Oyster River, Der; Juin, Burruugts, Proviceuce for Albay. Miscellaneous, Baio Bens L Swan was lett at St Thomas, 27th ult. from Avbgua, des ivation duc ahis puis au eud vo the repore i of the 18th. fe at severai off ces in Boston Mary, of Portland, aud 1, (betore reported « inissing veascl), her earcu Was pri pally sugar, Waving Ouly about 20 ney aud 49 hnds wol se benides a ‘Lhe vessels reported to have goue ashore in a gale May 10, shou d have beeu report d at Mou’eviveo,and cot Bueuos Ay tex Brig Susen, fora lua Gime tor sale Foreign Ports Matanzas, July 2—Iu pert, Dela Walker, Condry, and ore, Ry ringer, ‘or St Petersburg Id Apoilo, Hat, bein, wie; weld roeketty J day for the const to load. Sr Cuorx Jave &—In port, Elite, Lockwood. for NYork, next day; Geo Loyal, Gou'd, for New Haven, 15 days Monrieat, July 8—Arrlidin. M’kay, ®ristory Dolphin, Parton, Giaenow; H Wosisey, Cloppism, Loavun; Mex-ppa, W-bover, Newcastle; Anu Hevz:!l, Henzell, Glesgow; tec: tor, Anderson, Giasgow. Cid, Eagie, Pa'nell, Lundone Bartholomew, Boffslo; it Bc Marie; C ' Senton, Whittel, Budalo; doy W Joy. |. y, dos Charleston, * hai? ‘vim Corwin, 04 Tyde, Danville; Prince Port Staule) Bafta, Detroit; United Stars, 'y CARO; jiniaa, &t Joseph; Day ‘Tikder, Milan; B Barton, Detrout; & Sandusky, 0; Caledoum, Aabtaculas 7 nao le July 10.— Ar. Libert ND, July 10-—Arr, NYorki Warren, Minn Tang 0—sid 6th, Pilyrim, Lo Boston, July 1! Arr Vicwry, biwell. Ma wt Lett.o Amer ves) Sulia, \corn, Howes, ¢ Noit jamarl, Som . 11, Cau nett, AlbAUY. Nation, J cexsoa, 5 Slediae, Levert, Cave de Verd Islands oud a nia ke’ Thora snd Marae 100; K-verline, Lach, Cun Arvum, mmit Yew Orieaus, Hebrew, Shuve, Bucksporty Gnesi’ Greens, Crk, Camdeu, Mey ¢ hastiuay Hamor, Pensuco::, fasty’ Portland; “hagie, Pes +, Mandar, vy Aloany arg Troy; Oscar, Ba a i, Philadelphia; Uute ; cr wh wit Left, Draco, sears, hee (from Wilmington, NC) for Boston a5 Ob vor York, Spone no date, Jat 38 46, lon 69 4 Given, from Indian Geean for Sax Harbor, with 2400 bbls; Co fa, Heaa, Sequa ta Giaude, th ult. Lett, Annawan, Swasey, fen ores aw J Rustic, Wesscou Suith, still belonged (v Boston, and has been’) eer ii oct eae Le ra tain eas Gaaae tiie urM Juy SoA. On Naw Buvvonp, July tArr, Nowp-rell, Onveot J, Uorarichyaud. Princess, Hacket, Poalsdelon nelia, Ricketsou, NYork. ilvester, Shultz, Siettiw. wt Basnrown, July 10—Arr, Unex ected, Davis, N York, for rand Bauk. | Provionsee. July 10—Arr Vin Hedges, Allen. Ply- mouth, »! \ Pera] le, Philade! P wr Heary, Stel man, co; E soll herds, Badients, do. mon New Have, July 1 pirias John V Gordon, I Jane Sally Franeis, Bol Philacel; hia; £ rauklio dian, do. Arr, John Fasting, ——-— Fe do; latiaus. de |, Dr Kraa » Albay; Aiseani, d PHiADELPHIA, July 12—Arr James White. (Br) Price, Li- wb 1m: Mass; H Westeott, Vance, Fouvtain, NY«rk. Cid fro- , MeFazland, Weet bi Medi Layman Shute; Peadlewnn se*, NY Yorks Wilder, Beatles ‘homas' coln, N York. w Odurans, July 2—Art Guadalete, [Sp] Matea uz Cid Alesto, Cook, aud lean, Holmes, ‘arwell, Faiweil, Liverpool; Colom ¥ Tearer » Lisie,, Vigo and a CTION NOTICH—Sale wi weeping Artic es—Bedand Table Linen, ‘I able jery, the contents ofa sete tory und of « family © Up housek 104, With Other artic'es im the live, ‘Th * Vay, at 1036 o'clock, #. No. 11 Spruce street. et 11 o'clock, 30,000 Spanish S:gars. 5° b Pogne and other Wines, &e. ‘THOS. BELL, 13 item Auctioncer AMUSEMENTS BY TH& SOUTHERN MAIL. NIBLW’S GARDEN. SATURDAY, J UNEXAMPLED ‘The Groi. Saloon Nii rly Crewded to witness he Splendid tie Rallete rithe: the HE HAREM! y Acknowledged ST MA & N Ever Produced in Aw: 05 mer, (he do; do; Native, Lawrence, doy Amy W | Face Riven, July 9—Ar, Nicholas Brown, Pickens, Rich- ct del ; Reindeer, do; urtle, Meri- Entertainments come e ux to sed from the Gardea ducimg (he even Owuibuses will r hy » Tickets Fifty Certs. No Post Peseta cacunbiashi eh sageeal saa Broadway to the Saloon is proteet- veh 1s, veuiiated from the top and mMopent’s notice, VAUXHALL, Acting Menage. Mn Timm | Si rf iil ecmmence with “THE TWO SMS.” and the New Saloou, wh: can be enclosed a oie | and aileys, and from house tops, in a dark nig NYork: Bid Leon: 1 OHLO VISST REL: ASTLE GARDEN. OPRIE TORS of this well kuown and fashi: i he pul lic, and strarge: for the seaon, trom jn addition to the attr ctions whieh ar brea: which swee,s arroes parkling streams ofa ch-uaing Fountain there vd ex eu: ig Senate mor fi oon, WO Cec ts be Band—Lerd-r, Mr. Lothian lity, atentive Walters, ke. Signal To « AVOCAL AND LS Prnsacona, Juve i9—Arr Morea, Benson, and Brazos, Lin- . Vera ‘London: XIV. [Rr] Juge, Havge it is now open (eee te firs: q Tickecs 156 ce ts, for hich refreshments will be furnished. R. LARDVER’S LYCEUM. OCIETY LIBRARY, c wey and Leonard at: creasing audiences, ts Cham- D) NEW YO RE 'N consequence of 2) ally expressed, OR. WIL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, WORKING A PASSAGE; on, LIFE IN A LINER. (Published for the benefit of young travellers.) Orders received by JOHN ALLEN, 413 3tie@m 119 Nasanu street. INDEPENDENT TOMPKINS’ BLUES, a fn M This Day, (Saturday, er form! Haeree Duty for the BOSTON LIGHT AN EAR TRY, THs COMPANY will assemble a: their Armor unif rm, at 2 v’elock, P Be orierof CHAS, BaXTnR, Captain his Scientific Lee'ures and ‘Optica. Exhibi two more evenings, Monday and’Puesd: the course of which he will reduce ie and Experiment Illustration aud will give his most cour 25 crnts—Children half price. ‘io commence at & y Evening The snbjects will be 7 i exhihicion, includ; GRAND Nee aN INSTRUMENTAL AT THE NEW bRIGHTON PAVILION, j13 lee PALMO’S OPERA. EXCHANGED. N Wednesday I vening—Aa OPEX A GLASS was substi ceidentl’, for another, in the S-loon The mistake ad each put in possession of his own, by ap- tuted can be ree plying at 26 James street, second floor of the building. On Saturday Evening, July 13th, AD, CIN1] DAMOKFAU and MONS. ARTOT, re- specifuily announce that they wil and Instramental Concert st the above jitively their last a Concert will com $l each, to be hod at the ' doer of the Concert ve a Grand Vocal at Bo’clock precisely. Tickets jucipal wotels i the city, and at the Sis sere NOTICE. iH aes! the nates cor tained therein. All persons are hereby cautioned against negotiatiag the fo1- be ts nd Gaara LG. Scofield & Co., in favor of Sherwood & Allen, for $164 50. | ¥ "odrawa by R. H. Arthur, in favor of 8, & A., for $137 ech Ore drawn by William Wiiliams, $15 00, Lue Billy b. W. Floyd. for $2500 Check, Stu &Chearman $ July 13th, 1844, conveyance: to New Brighton from a Steamboat will be kept in readiness af er the Concert is cver to convey passengers \o New York Ju at * PERSON who picked my pocket yesterday afternoon, at the Rutgers stree: (burch ern krep the money and no ns Will bv asked, if he will return the pocket-book and a OTTO MOTTY AGAINST THE WORLD! Philadeiphia. (Qorrespondence of the Herald } : Puiwavecenia, July 12, 1844. have been amoug the troops, and conversing with those wie know the particulars of the late contest in Southwark,and hava become satisfied that the waole force on the grouud on Sunday night, did not exceed one huncred and fifty men, hey had four field pieces, one or two of which were worked but by two men, for a great part of the time. The insurgents numbered about 800, and with the exception that they had but two pieces of cannon, rather indifferently mounted, all the ad- vantage hason their side. Their very want of dis- cipline was a favorable circumstance to them, fer ina skulking fight, around the corners of streets ty discipline would on'y render them more liable to destraction. And yet, with all this odds against them, did that noble band of citizen soldiers, under General Cadwaliader, stand for one whole night, exposed to a murd-rous fire from all sorts of am- buscade, and gallantly defend the supremacy of the laws. One ove occasion, Capt. Mallory, of the Germantown Washington Artillery, and Ed- ward ‘Lwells Ash, of the same corps, and son of General Michael W. Ash, load « piece, and fire by themselves six times in succession. At one time the captain had Jet his port fire cool, and he could not discharge his piece, when young Ash puffed hard ata segar he had in his mouth, so as to make a coal on the end, and standing upon the timbers, put the fire to the touch hole insuch a manner as to avoid burning his fingers, and fired the gun. The recoil hurled the young man to the ground; but he soon recovered himeelf, and shout- ing in triumph, proceeded to load again. . ‘Judge Jones to-day sat 48 a committing magis- trate and examined a number of the public officers and most respectable citizens of Southwark touch- ing the origin and progress of the rebellion. War- rants have been issaed for the arrest of Samuel Paynter, Jr., son of the Colonel; for Andrew McClean and Daniel Kelley, on charge of being an- gaged in the attack on the military. McClean has fled, and [ dont know whether the others have been arrested. Allis peaceable and quiet in the district of Southwark, but the feeling against the military is strong, owing as much to the false statements afloat as to the danger the inhabitants were in during that terrible night Burton has opened the Arch aj and Marshall still drags on at the Walnut. Considerable talent is engaged at both houses, but they are slimly at- tended. The soldiers in town attract all attentien. Third street, in front of Girard Bank is crowded nightly, and the troops are moving about chat quarters, and officers carrying dispatches : constant motion The principal points occupied are the Girard Bank, which is the Mayor General’s Head Quarters, the Arsenal at Juniper above Chee nu street, and General Koumfort’s Brigade in the Northern Liberties, GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HOBOKEN! On Wednesday, July 17th, at 4 o’clock. an $4. 29. ISTRAM ALLEN, 162 Fast Broadway. j13 tre OFFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER RAIL RUAD COMPANY. Cananpaiaua, 9th July, 1844. is hereby given, t Jay dec!ared erm wh se stock - this Compaoy will ree-i' at Canand vel receive payment -t this offic HOMSON, ‘U'reasurer. OCTOR JEAN SOHUE, D ahi saint Nicholas, from Havre, i» 1842, is requested to call and psy the freight, or send his address to the office of BUYD & HINCKEN 513 Stre No.9 Contine Building HARPS—DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION, AT 385 BROADWAY. J F. BROWNE begs to call the attention of admirers of + this delightful lea ment, to the lege and elegant cya meat of Harps he has for sale at 38 Broadway, ‘The ric liaaey of tone. lightness of touch, and elegant finish of the jarps cannot be excelled and very seldom equalled. They coustrocted on the best princinies and hav: all the modern vrovements of London and Peris, aud at Kuropean. prices. nrrapted to bear the tat of climaie, Hinrpa vamited and for hire. Strings, .F. NE, (Maker from } rard, Loudon, 385 Broadway, and 753g Chambers street, N. Alt lw Ttewyj'0*%m Established 1810. BREWER: AND FARM FOR SALE. Ksiie scriber offers for sale the old established * ee Hrewery,” ia Pittaficid, Mass , 0 I Westra ailroal It is in good * ud capable of brewing 2000 barrels a season house atiached capable of matting 6000 bushels per ‘um. Kew coustty breweries possess the saine advautages fe and profizabie busines), situated in the juin ytion of «ell timbered, od buildings. of doing a ewfacturing district, where the cu aereasiog, rm cousists of 72 neres, 30 of whi the iat nuder cultivation, rll fenced w ill be sold aeparately or together. Lerma € JAueS ROY, Weat Troy, Altany County, July 10th, 184 . Can be se dams. For perticulars eayuire of he Directors of this Co pae iavonal dividend °f four (next, out of the pett x montha. Stockhold- rfer Books for paym: nt atthe Bank of the State of New York; and those whore stock is registered im the books I be closed on the 2 st instant NOME: dissatisfaction haa been exp MOTTY riding two horses aud stan a bet of $200 to $100, thot hat a ed by Mr. Pers, atm great ex} spler did performances en the Green, he same afteruoun, at 4 o'clock. 413 15 16 17 dtre ACON COURSE. p'ictors offer a Purse of $100, free for all Pacin ive, in hat ur clow at Ro SMITH July 13th, by 9 P.M; three or more to make NTON FALLS, _ ¥as—to come o J'stfre ‘our first rate, sound, ind im every been used ata factory and will te sold NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK HE SUBSCRIBEK ann ha: absence of two seasons, inees to the publ the. t jas been thoroughly refur he trasts by his attention to the comfnrt of his guests, 19 merit -n return of the patronage 90 liberatly bestowed ou him in former years Said Bw eodin tre years, oue tweaty-six years, and tw» four- at Jacksou Kerry, Brookl,n, at at in comntere orde: y Ada HOSE & BROOKS, 61 Libersy street, or of GAUNT & DENKICH- BON, 159 South street. 113m STOLEN A BAY MARE AND WAGON, hired on the Asm of Jaly, to a man whe called himeelt robert Morris, to go as far as Burnham's plexton, wore a” whate tut ‘The above Mare haw and 4a ter shoes. and avour calico slip ling Haraess, brass mounted, und bar bitt ‘W hoever will return said mare, wagon and thief, or give in- formation where they may be found, will be liberally rewardea i SY APPR a THURSTON & TOWNSEND'S iy em Livery Stabie, 74 Reswe street, New York. NEW YORK, Fas hd TROY STEAMBOAT L ¥OK ALBANY AND TROY—Morninc he, light com- years of age; lock. tment MPIRE, Captaie 8, R. Koe, to-morrow morping at 7 u’elock é ‘ sane from (he foot of Co mer ALBANY, Captain &. B. Macy, thie even right bay, with Long tail, abont 153% Yyears oid, Buxgy Wagoa, opeu frout, abwat half worn vut, with leaher tp, deab ining, and welt street, direey Hooks SWALLOW, (sptain A. MeLenn to-morrow Cioelt. Line, owing to their light droognt of 1] times to pase the ba HUGHBERT BAKE Gout ITs emp: Evvxinecriag, Architectare, or Laud Surve: lately ive. frum Kure pe ing to Ww asin this cicy, of any other sMmerer vided testimonials trom tbl bie nen ia Ly BAKE L 96 doud st etter CARD. A [It HAVING BEEN repest:dly suggested ne the proprietor of the ALHAMAA, No. 539 B oadwa; uate audjodamert he pisces the h Te eat attractivns Of that favorite au ed DY che iutrudnction of Mus by these im wh rm aged the services of some uf th~ most execute duriug every plessant eveu the choicest pi-ers of the wost ¢ le! the gems of the Fvench a Qa deites and Waite 5 ¢ftie Germ tended to pe boty 1 & School enjoy evenicg re-univns im it ig the warm wea'h d be , Where grateful i es aud the chastns of svcsal intercow CARPETINGS, FLOOK OIL CLOTHS, BOCKINGS, §. THe oUBSUNIBE Ko have. ow ou ) aud au exceusive and from a low priced 1 graia costly descrip.io. of Brussels, Saxvuy, choice sel-cuon of Carpe i Roya: Wintou, Velvet, fy 1 a: Wiitoa, Velvet, Turkey, Avmunser ud L apesry ‘ ae ee CARER LINGS. i tems au! culors : Also, French and Knglish Bo. kin irg, Mugs of the richest descriptions tin the cit COMPANY, ity Hall,two doors Co's extensive Dry Goods Store lower prices than avy similar estantish UO, W. aMAT 254 Broxtway, (ony below Stewart j10 2wistee STRANGERS BEWARE. I dangerous—288 Pol 7” Med and direction ting the Case, and enclosing five dollars. PRESENTS TRANGERS visiting the city will find at lish: ST Mhaue Ron 299 sad ao toe way, bevond comparison the tel t and extensive wholeri id retail mH ANY AKTICLES FOR PRES on this side the Atlantic, which we take pleasure in showing, and engoxe to sell at prices as low (saying the least) as those 0} any other house. Our present stock of Fancy Stationery, Umbrelins, Parasols qud Sun Shades, Gloves, Kiding Whi Tablets, Deaks, Dressing Cases i tamery, Faney Poreelayn and Glas: Jewelry, and indeed of every thing Vans, Card rt fete and perfect as ean bedesiveds ort 18 AB Com thee can be ‘A tall Cavalogae has just been published aed id may be application. TIFFANY, YOUNG @ ELLIS. Jei2 ‘m eod inee HAMLTON HOUSE—FORT HAMILTON, LONG SLAND —The subreriber begs leave to eanounce that 1 he his made arrincements with the Company w ron their boats, 09 and al othe above plies, and for the spre patrons and visitors to this favuvite spol pHameiton House, returniog’ to ALONZO Eb, awistt re 4 OR LIVERPOOL—New Line- Regular ne of 26th Joly —The splendid, fast sailing eet KOSCIUS, ¢ ier de Coll “ss o Tito tons, her rewali ii, K. COLLING & OO. 56 South st The pael ddons, Capt. Cobb, wr) ered the Aouetus, ad sail theaeth oC August,” ww iyiee and Troy in ample titne to take the moming tru of © the enst or went, audreased to Nir Fret, will be attended to 312 lweie Dapy or the LAKE ROCURSTER. «++ convideuce. wnat the uable resort would of @ superivr orcer, suds and the puol.c that ne ai seven miles from the the passengers from Lewiaton to the F Lewiston daily, except <nturdavs, 1 it. Lawrence, tol Ogdensburs, on Quebec. Packet Borts leave 4yracase ot the F agvera Care aud 1 distance through thy Osvwe 0 s attached to the Urchestra of she italian Opera. ‘The swego and the River Matardeys excepted, ly, pmo pleat | causes and soobeiatees of the late terrible riots | b 0 yr the coinpositious which have the latest cee any other routs, P*, aud have hitherto /ound a tardy passage to the GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS, ms THe, Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND, | Course of the morning. i 7 wil! ran to the Fisi i, WEDNESDAY ment will commence on Monday, July the 15th onunusd as loug as the public ‘taste approves ty will now be tual portion of ireet, 3 httal saasie will give amat to | Fiemittons euch way, allo 2 S urning and land at the same places ‘A band of m sic wil! accompany. the boat dail Provides lines at a small charge—t nd. retreat meta on boned. Fare 25 cents each way FINEST SFA BA rao i THE WO \. F ReRORT NAMILTON, BATH nd CONEY | The eubscription for the families of the killed and 8 | wounded soldiers amounted, at 2 o’clock, te ebout Fort Homi Mee aE Mathie hege 8iE | Captain Scott is in a hopetul condition, although i] leave Amos street, at | the bailhas not yet been extracted. ath gets Buoohiyn, bs; | ds ver No 1 MONDAYS. in the Moroing. OM it farniahed gratia. i peasing throogh GEDN k NEL and LOWE BAY, & rt vcd remainick one hour at Also, viet Oil Cloths of the neacest aud most splendid pat- Draggets, Fi lt Carpet- ach embesard ‘table aud Fino Covers, ue, &e, ail of which will be sold at street, 96; Cam Vike ‘street, 986; Leave Amos + tree Ferry, Brooklyn, 2 reo, M4; and Pret atten | ‘id James Power, Keene a Humbug i* is most important to aa De. J. Evans has removed HENRY F. RIELL, fn» connection whatever with any other office.” His charges are woderite—his consultations strictly orivate N B —CUbserve (he number—mistakes ave often t ctually as above, ‘he ships of this line being all 1000 tons and apwerds, per- sons about to embark for the old country, will aot fail to see | the advantages to be derived ference to any other, ent to any part of the Union, fror selecting this line in pre- na their great capacity rende. Persons wishing to secure ber early application on board, foot aT A At heir General Passage Office, 76 Seuth street cor Maiden Lane FOR HULL—The fast sailing siup ST LAW. RENCE, Captain Bi itched ina few dave. came oee 8 modated Noy MeCN HERD MAN now loading and will abia and steerge pas: ages an Bor } Paes. Pe- land Mourn- BLACK BALL, on OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS FUR LIVEKPOO! —Krgal July —The new, Pocket of the 16h celevryted, fast-natling, favorit meoket shin MONTEZUMA, burthes ‘Lowber, will positively sul om Tuesday, the i6th own to the travelling pablic that the Monte: the ships of cova line, are fitted out in a most su; Maen isivod Steamboat i ern improvement and con: Monday the 17th inst accommodation of the I ve New York, from Whitehall, at 6 A. M. and 9 P.M, y At 1g A My & OO, at door the Falton Bank kK splendid fast sy OGA, Captain vositively as bower. has: plendid aceo emodations for cabin, seer ad eshin env 7 it OF paseny! VINK Accommodations un-qualie: lor oF comfortcapply on board, nt Orleans what ort hore wishing to weave bers . T. TAPSCOTT, 6 h " ship Loviavilie, ou the 26th The Councils last night passed a law appropriat- ing $10,000 to the support of the military when actual service in defence of the city’s peace, and prowiding for the arming aod equipping of a ee ment of infantry, a battalion of artillery, and a squadron of horse, under the command of the Ge- neral of the 2d brigade, for the purpose of enforc- logis laws and suppressing popular outbreaks. — here is nothing further of importance transpir- ing. The following are the sales of stocks to-day : Saues or Stocxs—Finet Boany.—347 shares Girard Bk, 11} ; 200 do Wilmington, ds, 21; 96 do do, 21}; 60 do Manuf. and Mech Bk, 24]; 7do Germantown Bk, 42 ; nnty 6's 1850, 1019; $1000 State 6%, chp, 74; 4 pington RR, 2b Srconp Boako —100 shares Girard Bank 5 dell}; 60 U 8 Bank 8 ; $1400 City Fives 108} Purapevrnta, July 11, 1844. Why did the Soldiers fire upon the Mob ?—Reasons Given. In order that yourself as wel) as our New York friends may understand why the “citizen soldiers” fired upon the mob, and, also, whether they fired too soon, or did not give proper notice, I will state the facts. When the troops arrived in Queen street, a dense crowd was assembled, and orders were given to charge. This was done, and the crowd driven at the point of the bayonet to a sufficient distance, where a halt was ordered. No one was hurt up to this time. Almost immediately on halting, and, in fact, before, the troops were abused and insu Jt- ed by the rabble scoundrels in all sorts of ways, and dared to fire repeatedly, and soon after ing. and while pressing on the very bayonets, a volley of stones came, knocked down two privates and Capt. Hill; at the same time the rascals rushed upon Hill and endeavored to wrest his sword from him with the avowed intention of running it through him. It was at this time, aad not until this time, that our noble General Cadwelladergave the orders to fire, and it is my humble cpinion the orders did not come any too soon. Every insult was heaped upon the troops, and never did a set of men stand and fight again-t more fearful odds, and against amore villainous, sneaking and cowardly foe. They stood their ground, received shot after shot from the villains, under cover, and still stood their ground,returning the fire as well as they could against un unseen enemy, and the men being shot down, murd+red, butchered in cold blood by these miscreants, while in the performance of a duty as citizens in support of the laws and under the proper authorities. 2 Such, | assure you, is a plain statement of faci- which occurred at one point, and the others wei attveked and defended with equal bravery. Never did any set of men stand to their work better or fight better, and never did any set of mer, under the canopy of heaven ever have a better officer to command them than General cenee Cadwallader. He was severely wounded in the side, and his dress and esp riddled with bulle! The blood ran down him almost to his very boots, and yet he kept as cool and gave his orders as clear and distinct, and with as much good judg- ment as ever mortal man did. | : | He hus been cee with heing drunk, running away, and the Lord only knows what. They are all infamous, rank lies, from beginning to end. I could say much more, but these are absolute facts, and if you do not say the troops acted alg and fired only when driven to extremes and attack- ed, then I will say | have mistaken your judgment. | Philadelphia Affairs. dive. Philadelphia Gazette, July 12} Very Impontant InvestiGation.—The Court a Quarter Sessions have commenced this morn- ing a fall and thorough investigation into the | in Southwark. he Alderman, Constantable and Commissioners of the district, have been subja@- | naed, and a pomber of them were examined in the | The court are determined to leave nothing un- done to ferret out the guilty, andto ascertain the true state of affairs at present existing in South- 4 Fort, Wark. Every effort will be made to find out Fortiiea- | whether there are concealed any cannon, or other fire arms, or ammunition, intended to be used by the insurgents. ‘ Our city is pertec:ly quiet. We hear of nomove- ment tending to create disturbance. three thousand eight hundred dollars. | SHIP NEWS. By Last Night’s Southern Mall. Lo apecenia, Jay 12Arr Valean, Smith, N cork. Bavtimone, July li—Arr Wellingtoe, Kaowlton, Ports- month, NA,” Below, Favorite, acd A'bes, (Wem) bund ap Olympia, Ontter, ascaa, NP; uthers Sid Phenix, Fry, Kingston, Dexter, Boston. Sid nh, July 0 Are Mezide, ,Fevpee, New York; John [Ma's wel NOrhane Wid Mary Jase, Powell, NY ork: NC V, Ferre, Norwich. went, [Br] Johuson, b xanpnta, Jaly 10—Are Virgit J Davis, do “Ww cond i ok on tI » and Havre on Vit From New Youn, bay | Haves. “Temes Fanck int oven ber. ber. od BALTIMORE, jn Dor ; 160) y ant acd meena Faace December tech January. hip UTIC ist May. jane, g ver } sth Qetaber ed Ist Janaary. 16¢l i wit. New ship St. sic LAS tine ApLAID at sb a ist ie soya ‘The recommod...ons of these ships a , qoms {that m: y be required for comfort. The prree ‘of eal sages 8100, Pascen willbe sapplied with every re iuon of wr ignore. Rented for chose veosalp will be forwarded by the seb- veribers, free Ling | any — than the ex actually im- curred ow them, For freight oar e ae "BOYD & fil Y, Aneets, No. 4 Tontine Bnilding. ear nd Wa PHO'S FIRS" BO SPHING STKE throughout Farope, cveir proten Mr. Selphy; tts com ase otand wellevculated to auswer ali ve ' But the best of oI) is the proof of those wh vowtive cod audeniable Some of my fri je mucsiated, inform me ther shey areseperin Pro‘ese Sncse v, Uneven) e mie iinwy se