The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1848, Page 4

al thought | had a sufficient warrant on which to act, ‘ir. Jones—You don't know whe it was’ dir. Wariis—I do not. Mr. Jonrs— Was | presen Mr. Warits—! don’t recetleot whether it was before or after you came, or after you had gone, Mr. Jones—You heard nothing from me? Tt. Wariis.— 1 did not. Mr. Jon or from apy person through me ” Mr. Wai.is.—Nor from avy person through you Mr_Jox rat any time? Mr. Waciis—Nor at any time. [He then left the stand } i Mr. Jones.—May it pleare the Court : Col Benton relies on his character asa peaceable citizen, and is not disposed to be compromitted by giving bonds where there is no evidence whatever against him The Count, (after a pause)—Col, Benton has been arrested upon a warrant issued by a magistrate, and required to give bail, from an apprehension that he was about to engage in an affair of honor—fighting a duel. He bas aj plied to the Court to issue a writ of habeas corpus, which has been done. The question is, whether the Court shall hold him to farther bail on the evidence which has been submitted, 1 think that Mr. Wallace deserves credit for the course which he ursued, in the endeavor to prevent @ hostile meeting Petween members of Congress, oF between any persons, The action of the magistrates, to prevent a collision, is commendable ; but itis not in the legal power of the Court, or that of the magistrates. to hold anybody to bail on arrest, unless on clear and proper evidence. Preventing crime is of mucg congequence, and it perbaps better, generally speaking. that magiatrate: should, where there is prehension, prevent crimes, than wait until crime is committed. The law, as [ take it to be, however, when a warrant has been issued, makes it the duty of the magistrates to examine (unless the crime be committed in their prerence) whether the crime has been committed, and into the cause and probability of suspecting @ crime; and it is the duty of the magistrate well to con- sider the evidence sworn to. * * * Sofar from finding fault with the magistrates in this case, [ commend them. If the Court had any ground to go on, it would hold Colonel Benton to bail; but there is & total absence of everything like proof. Whatever might have been intended on either side, the Court knows nothing but that a quarrel or excited language occurred in the Senate chamber. Subsequently, there was not one act of Col, Benton on which the Court ould lay its hand. In cases of crime actually com- mitt«d. the Court never discharges on habeas corpus ; the writ is granted only when it does not appear, from the evidence, that the Howey has committed the crime. ‘The quarrel! did take piace in the Senate chamber, and language was there made use of which, no doubt, all parties regretted. Beyond that, there is nothing what- ever to hold Col. Benton, (You may hang the best man in the community, if you take the opinion of some peo- le.) ‘Therefore, Col. Benton must be discharged. The above is the substance of the opinion of the Court. BBMr. Ravcrirrr—I have not been able to see any evi- dence in the case. i The Covrr—Ifthere was any, we would hold him to bail An adjournment of the Court was then announced. Wasninaton, August 16, 1848. The Sacrifices of a Congressman— Stationery—Mending of Trousers—A Vessel from California—Secretary Waiker, etc. ‘We have heard members not unfrequently complain of the sacrifices which they make in coming to Con- gress. It must bein “ character,” for the pecuninary part is not to be despised, Computing a Congress, a long and short session, tobe fifty weeks, at eight dol- a day,"a member receives, in per diem, $2,800. If he live as far offfrom Washington as the Louisianians or the Texans, he receives about $5,000 mileage; the two items $7,800. The expenses of @ year's living in Washington $1,000, and actual travelling fees $500; leaving $6,200, or $6,000 for the “sacrifice.” Of course other members, llving nearer to the seat of govern- ment, donot receive so much; the great gain being in the overplus of mileage. Besides the above mention- ed, new members receive $760 worth of books. Be- tween $8,000 and $9,000 will be thus expended by the Clerk during the recess. Twenty-six dollars are al- jowed forstationery for a long session; this arrange- ment was made to prevent “‘stealings.”’ It is well known at the capitol, and should be to the country, that not afew ofthe members have for some years paid their tailor’s billg with a check on the postmaster, under the plea of “ stationery” furnished. This is al- most, if notquite,as bad as the charge of Governor Marcy, although he asked but fifty ceuts for the seat of bis pantaloons in the public service. The people are good natured, and make no‘complaint of their re- presentatives for overpaying themselves; but it is their duty te hold them to a strict aecountability A Georgia member.in the presence of others, said, on the Saturday before the adjournment, that ifthe people knew what plunderings were going on, they would rise in their majesty, and tumble the members neck over heels cut. Andanother, from Missouri, remarked, in speaking of the change which his eonseience had un- rgone, that when he first came to Congress, he would not even write a letter ona government sheet of paper to his wife. ‘There is on the stocks, at Easby’s shipyard, a ten un brig, built at the expense of the government. She #8 ker masts in, and is full rigged, and will be ready for launching on Saturday. We were repaid for a two hours’ walk, in the hot sunshine, by a sigat of this beautiful vessel. She is intended for the revenue ser- vice, on the coast of California. Captain Alexander Frazer. head of the revenue marine, is togo out in her, to set the treasury department in operation in the far- off country. A more persevering and talented man in this branch of business can nowhere be discovered. Secretary Walker was a little better in health to-day, His physicians ay that he must go to a watering place, and that Cape May would be beneficial. The Presi- dent, on Friday, will, it is said, evacuate for a few weeks, leaving Mr. Buchanan in possession of the gov- ernment. ‘The poor fellow (Adam Alburger) who died yester- day, inconsequence of wounds received by the ex- plosion of percussion powder, at which he was working on Monday, was buried this afternoon. ‘We saw but one solitary member of Congress in the cars this afternoon, homeward bound, for cis Bartimons, August 17, 1848. The Voltigeur Encampment—A Mexican Wife—Heaith of the Regiment—General Taylor's Letter—Whig Party Defunct, sc. The encampment of the Voltigeur regiment, at Fort McHenry, was yesterday visited by a great number of our citizens, and those who had relatives in the city were abundantly supplied with the good things of life, from the hands of mothers, wives, and sisters; their visits to the encampment furnishing many affecting scenes during the day. The Voltigeurs have seen very hard service, and more than of the original 900 members have re- turned, the remainder of their present 700 having been filled up by recruits, after arriving at the city of Mexico. One of the boys has brought home a Mexican wife with him, and a little girl, her daughter, about six years ofage. What he intends to do with them, I do not knew; but they seem toleral well satisfied. In meking bisselection of a wife, he certainly not dis- played much goed taste, as she affords but a poor ape- cimen of the “fair Senoritas” we have so often read of. ‘The little girl, however, is a beauty, and when she ar- rives at womanhood, bids fair to be a credit tothe feminine beauty of her country. The whole regiment is in good health and condi- tion ; indeed but few of them show any evidence of physical debility, notwithstanding they have just nded after spending five weeks on shipboard. They will be discharged in about ten days. Our whig rs refuse to pul the last letter of General Taylor to George Lippard, Esq., in which he etill ‘ts that he is not the whig or any other party candidate. The old fellow seems to be determined to maintain his own consistency, notwithstanding the ble inconsistency of his whig friends in nomi- nating him. The fact is, that Henry Clay and myself are the only two whigs in the country, and we intend to walk to polls with all the solemnity of a fune- ren @ terrible and broken sigh over the untimely death of the whig party, as we bandin our ballots for General Taylor. Requiescat in pace. Puitapecemia, August 17, 1848. Politics—Mccident, gc. Our small potato politicians, especially those who are looking about for nominations by the democratic con- ventions as candidates for various offices they havea hankering after, are now brim full of Irish patriotism, and the silliest speeches are given utterance to at the gatherings held throughout the country; which of course are received in perfect faith by the great mass of those who attend. The Irish are portrayed with superhuman qualities in these speeches: and a few evenings since, one of the speakers, while wr | his cag ol and advocating the purchase of A! > oan rifles, said—< Let hedge with a good rifle. and God hi which would come within « mile of him.’ Jeremiah Nicholls was run over in Chestnut street, during the fire, by the Hope engine company, and was taken to the hospital. The office seekers are also taking advantage of the excitement among the factory operatives, in favor of be ten hour law, to profess © sympathy with them, n order that their votes may be secured on election day. A large meeting of operatives took place last evening, in Independence Square, which was largely attended, and the usual amount of sympathy was ex- pended. The law passed by the last legislature, thus ar bas been rather an injury than a benefit, for, un- dcr ite provisions, the proprietors, finding that they cannot compete with the manufacturers of other Sin ca, are suspending operations entirely. To be ef- ve, the law rhould be general, and operate upon © proprietors alike. Teacaroasa, Alabama, August 9, 1848 Laciling Local Election—The Cotton Crop can let your sub-cribers know that @ very ex- citing election for the important offices of sheriff, (there be tx candidates) tax collector, and road com- ow terminsted on Monday in the election of ” + pherlff. nnd Thompson as tex collector, and , ymertaionere half dozen fights and sun- Fy pores added Interest to the scene here now, and looks cheering, . ' f wet wentber 1 its ap. r » its tafe ne wvious Macon, Alm, Aug. 3, 1848. The Colton Cro; ft, we bad constant rai b , bt days \t har been pleasant, with fine weather, but {tis Loo late to be of much servioe to us, for the worms commenced upon the eottoa copy worse thant ever been known (a this county, elligence. <4 Curious trrest and Strange Discharge.—On look- ing over the different police returns seat in before the Chief every worning. Ons shewt of paper printed for that eepecial purpose showing the uumber of prisoa- ers arrested by the policemen during the night pre- vious, we obeerved on one of these returns of the Third ward, the foliowing remarkable arrest, and the sin- gular disebarge made by the captain of that Ward : P. Belamber, 34 ocleck, charged with spitting tobacco § on the dress of ih Pursell, 14 Howard ar et.” Opposite to this charge, on the same sheet of paper, was written :— Discharged, as nO proof appeared, and prisoner showed him. self highly respectable.” ‘The discharge of this prisoner is certainly a little more remarkable than the arrest, although both to- gether;show conclusively the vigilance of the officer and the great discernment of the captain, Now, in the first place, the man was arrested on a charge of spitting tobacco juice on the dress of a female, to be sure, is a Very pasty and ungentlemanly trick, and deserves some correction; but the richest part of the matter is, the prisoner. when brought before the coptain, “ showed himself highly respectable.” In what did he show himself highly respect. able? Did he prove that he didn’t cbew tobacco? ‘Was he very good-looking ? or did he show up the de Vargent? or how did he show his high respectabili- ty?” The latter commodity, we should suppos, would have decidedly the most effect, generally, upon the minds of the police towards establishing the high re- spectability which is necessary sometimes to ex- hibit in the police station-houses—especially if a portion of the Vargent is judiciously expended, It makes men feel good and tends to spoil thememory cf witnesses. Oh argent ! Vargent! thou art a treasure | ‘Thou canst do wonders! ‘Thou canst open doors, as Well as close them, Take it altogether, Mr. Belamber may thank his lucky stars that he was enabled toshow his “ high respectability ” sufficient to procure his dis- charge, or he would surely have been broaght before a magistrate, and made to suffer. Charge of Robbery.—Oficer Welch, of the 1st ward, arrested, on Wednesday night, a notorious fellow, call- ed Edward Lynch, more commonly known as the “Dub- lin Pet,” on a charge of seizing a young woman, by the name of Sarah Greenwood, residing at No. 105 Wash- Ington street, by the neck, and forcibly tearing off her necklace, worth 60 cents, and was in the act of forcing off a gold ring from her finger when, the rascal was ar- rested by the police, Justice Lothrop committed him to the Tombs for trial. Kobbing a Stranger.—The police of the Sth ward ar- rested, yesterday, two belles of the town, called Kate Hays, alias Jane Rice, and Elizabeth Comstock, both residents of No, 104 Church street, on a charge of rob- bing Albert Peirson of $25, under the following cir- cumstances:—It seems Mr. Peirson called in at No. 104 Church street to see the accused parties, where, after fooling about him a short time, they extracted from his pocket two $10’s and a $5 bill. On missing the money, he made a muse, when the girls, thinki to make the thing smooth’ again with him, put bac im his pocket $15. ‘This plan, however, did not fit, as our stranger thought $10 was too much to lose with- out any value received; therefore, he applied to the olice for assistance, who brought both the women fore Justice Lothrop, who took the complaint of Peirson on the charge of larceny, which resulted in the females both being committed to prison for trial at the Speeial Sessions, this morning, at 9 o'clock. Law intelligence, Genera Sessions, Aug. 17.—Before aN Daly and Aldermen Stevens and Crolius.—The trial of James Driscoll and Richard Pierce, for assault with intent to kill police officer McVettie, was resumed. The chief defence put in was, that prisoners felt themselves jus- tified in attacking the officer on the premises belonging to Pierce (the prison 1). The jury found the prison- ers guilty, They will be brought up for sentence this forenoon ‘The jury were discharged for the term, Disastrous Fire 1 Paapevrura.—L: Ripe, about half-past nine o’clock, a fire | in thefourth story of the Athenian Build: rank lin Place, which burned so fiercely and ra; idly, that in a short time the whole of the extensive edifice was menaced with destruction twithstanding the alarm ras promptly given promptly responded to'by the firemen, muci: le preperty was destroy- ed. The building was don the east side of Franklin Place, a short ove Chestnut street, and the extreme narroy slley prevented the firemen from operating s would heve been peneficial. The fourth tally unoccupied, being used, the one diy ore room for old lumber, and the other bei It was in one of these store rooms that the tir d, being, doubt- less, the work of an incendiary, as the establishment was closed at an early hour in the evening, and this story was totally unfrequented. The third story was used for folding and packing the weekly paper pub- lished here, “dlezander’s Express Messenger,—the whole establishment belonging to Col. Alexander, the veteran newspaper publisher. In tbe third story there were also several valuable hydraulic and othér presses, besides a store room, full of valuable wood cuts and sale- able books, and the mail books of the newspaper, and business books of the establishment. These being in a fre-proof, weré soon saved. ‘The second story was used as the composing room of the paper and the job printing office. The first story was the celebrated lead-Quarters. The third and fourth stories were greatly damaged, the roof destroyed, and the whole building much “injured, Col, Alexander's establish- ment was burnt out some time ago, and he had scarce- ly recovered from the derangement of his business, when this new shock fell upon him. We believe him to be insured to the amount of his loss, although we ve- are not certain, The building is owned by Mr. Wine- brenner, of the late firm of Robb, Winebrenner & Co, He is doubtless insured.—Phila. North American, MARITIME INTELLIGHNOB SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port will confer & favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and re- ports, intended for the New York Herald, ready for im- mediate delivery to our news steamer, the News Bor. She will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other whether fo- reign or domestic, will confer an additional favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or other- wise, ship news or that may be deemed of inter- oe tothe community. We will gladly reciprocate the ‘vor Port of New York, August 18, 1848 -—Charleston, Fay, Charleston, larriet Newell, Lockw: cork: 5 B Gaiger; Edwin Spore, ene Eaves ae re eiga--Cranson ."s Adele, (Brem) ‘Loones, Care Yerds, W Weiser; ena Be Anchat NS BMelvers L baldwin, Rider Geenek Benes b on ezine Zenol r Cullen, Camden, Nesmith & Ws faa for N ge, Fores from Liverpool New Fork, W Whitlocks July 17th ati 1S, ee can, from Baltimore for Bremen; 13th ins & steamship standing to the sou spoke packet ship West Point, Allen, Ship Flavius, Palermo, 65 days, (touched at Payal ult, for water, ed saane day) with tone eo wt Hae Wi ituate, 9 days from fe ip Elna Denote Gra Ant 7 days out; same time exchany signals gen Amesen ship, showing a blue signal with hors eat Bark Clarissa, Mix, Ponce, PR, Sth inst, with . ieee th inst, lat 30 30, lon 0 90, apoke Be bad Temata ‘Bark Thaetns, Meirell, New Tuttle, Ist inst, lat 26 18, lon from New Orleans Orleans, July 21 Ex fuly 21, with mdse, to S Bisters, Brown, Halifax, 10 da; - t & Tronic [She was oarded’ lat night 3) mien Eton Howe, Moore, Sydney, CB, 10 days, Id in co with Br sehr Flosant for New Tore and 9 days from Key fartha Bird, Corson, At ir Dayi fale, imington, NC, 5 di Jat $4 20, lon 76 10, supplied brig Meonuco, Parnhasn wit past, sigs ahe being Alvarado, Mexico, for New Work. Sehr A Hall, Bryant, North Carolina, 4 e Schr Exprees, Cooper, 8 .. Schir Jonephine, Latourotte, Baltimore, 10 days, Yacht Nora Crouna, Fay, from a: pleanure ernise on the south- em e Sail boat Cruiser, Dunham, Nantucket, 15 vit pith fies, to master, The C is only 9 tone, and casters eect Below. Sioilian brig Francisco, from Cette, Salled. pRacket ship Sir Robert Peel, London; brig Osage, Port aw ince. Ship New Hampshire, for Antwerp, has anchored near Qrar- ‘antine, The News Boy rts no vessel in sight from off Fi land srw ox roma 27 miles SSE of the Mook a a pant j = ‘s packet s! ir Robert , h fc London, yesterday at 4, va, 20 milee Eastot the Hook. Patani 17—Wind, at Sun-riso, SE; Moridian, SSE; Ban-set, Herald Marine G ndlonce. PHLADMPMIA, Aug 1i—4 P, M.—Arrived—Ship Emo: id, Bucks Bremen; bark’ | 1 Bebier, Restport ; Ward, (tir) Grogey, St. doh, Ry Rechae Vite, Hutebinson, Bastpory begs Widgeon, Whe: Star, Fitehombe, Quete + Bowrne,’ Thorn swulie, Pearte, Provideucs ; Leo, Sparks, Boston Atkings Fandall, do; Roswell King, Mendel, Sipplean; Mary iY ik d Pond, Harding, New Haven ; Gipey, Clara », East (reenwich ; Me! trove Bedford ; Sarab eth Haven, K ton Taiond i Wy, Buarard’s B Mary A Kow!l ler, Sintt land, New York; G: » Pe it, Chartos Hes and @ market tinson, Ties ton ¢ N Halifax Cuba ; ka, Vike, St Jou B | Leo, Jeabelia Heed, Rogers, Newhu on; ochre hiury Nott, Suith, Now River; Espedite, Racke(t, do | Welenme, Boras, Ware! Harriet Fuller, Bras) Moore, Satem Blicabet, Sowera, P th, New York ; Yonm, Shropabiro, ‘Batt! w Yon: deine Carrot, Norton, do; Wm P Cox, Mott steamers Anthracite, Allen, co mere. RD sto suaesar, Sp ms. | ston, © GBR Me before Teyoried kaky, arr ‘anchor | aud chain, and eal Rr no With inst, foe Boston, hilst lying at the Weetern Bai ve to put back for xepoirr Srrvek my Lior yea, - Doring ie pass™ ed ever ain Barri- time of by the fore k, but rei Charleston Bric Tex, from Wilmicg ar at Kenne inst, Capt Bell ai » seaman) Aelvel!yn, | one mar first officer, dangerously #0. m, NC, landed two seamen sick; a from died on the parse Asnon pall rigy ¢ blowing fre Lavnenep—AtSo folk, saw on the 13th th of Cape Hen ¢ further. Mth inst, by Messrs, nth, eve Matthews, Meshoe & © atiful bark of 20 tons, called the Norma, owned by Wm. R. Rotch and Ferdinand Vassault, of New Bedford, and Capt. Eben R. Smith, of South Dartinouth, who is tocomand her, She is intended for the merchant ser. viee. At Kennebunk, eve of 14th inst, hy Messrs D& S Ward, a fine. Wy modelled and finished chip of about 6) tons, calied the Mary ‘ard: owned principally by Captsing A Stone, R Towne, T No- well, E Perkins, andJ L Little of K, Capt Little, late of bark Eliza Thornton, will command her. At Crinden, Maine, 9th in ‘a superior schooner of 140 tons, called the Brothers, of beautiful’ model and workmanship, She was built of white oak, by Messrs Carlton & No and is owned in Boston hy Messrs Freder ck Curtis and others, and by Capt Ephrain W. Ho.mer, of Camden, who is to command her. ‘Whalemen. Cid at New Bedford, 15th, ship Lydia, (of Fairhaven) Worth, Pacific and NW Coast. Sailed from Mattapoisett, 15th, ship Sarah, Purrington, Pacific and NW Coast. Vesssls left or touched at Fayal, from 16th May to July 9th— reported jarius, arrived at this port}—May’ 16th, shi Mystic, clean; Bist, bark Altorp, Prince—2Ut i ington, Drake Sag Harbor, clean; Dartmouth, iere rd, do; June 23d, bark Heetor, Cutter, Warren, do; 24th, lark Barclay, King, Westport: 275 bbls ; 28th, ship Mercury, West, New Bedford Landing, 65 bbls sperm, and ‘was spoken on the 6th July, ontside of Payal, with 100 bbls inore th, sehr Maria, Harbor, ballast; June Ist, bri Bolles, Matta) iis eperm; 4th, ship Wim Hamit- Regers, oisett, 2 au) fn ra ee Wagan Cathariae lariss Hiowell Ab Henly Bri Heslip Naney Irving Jane Jones Jane Jones Mrs Emina Jones Mary Jordon Mary Ann Kane Margaret Kelly Ellen Kelly Jule Kimball Hetena Litweteld Emeline Lyons Aan Mathew Catharine | Martin Eze Mechan Mary Ann Minott Mrs Joah Miler Eneline Mitchel! Miss F Nelson Emwa O'Keefe Mary Marchant Mary Ann Meaninghame MiseCo-ogan Miss C Merri i cfaen dung: Ke Maas Louiay Hestings Alimora EB Manoe Lonisa Meron Blir as John Jd Mary Hashes Ann i 3 Harriet A Holton Mise Hunter Anun Harrold tizadoth Hawkins Dioah Healy Catharine beth 1sd Jackson A Marin Jewitt Etirab: Jonion Mrs Grettor Johnston Blizabett Jackron Hester — Johnson Lovina L. | Donohey James P Jessup Elizaieth — Johuston Ann K Kelly Catherine Kelly Mes Patrick Kimball Ive Knox Mrs (424 street) | Kearney Mary Kearmoy Mrs (Division Kivelia Maria stress) Kyle dere (3d avenue) Marshall Patience Mayrenger Caroline ‘Nobady Sarah Ann Nary Margaret Noruhup Mrs Nelson Bes (Broad- Niel Rosa wey o O'Fleherty Miss B Lane Anne & Tuwis Mrs (Fulton st) Lithaner Mrs tae Lyons Mrs (Vesy st) Lapham Harriet Lally Catserine Lents Mary Elizabeth L Lucy Mrs Larence Mary | Laing Mary R Lawton Mrs AR Teacy Bridget Ler y Amelis Lyon Eliza L Lupton Martha LawrenceMiss( Front Lapatle M street) Lapham Tee Elizabeth Leonard Lovegrove Mary Lyons Margaret mM Madigan Johannah Moffit Mrs( Broome st Mitchel! 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Gregory James Grego y Wm D Grenell DewittC Green Geo W Grier Peter N Gi pie sohn Geran Jas Gulck Wm Geib Jobn L Glinmi Jas 1. Glo sis Job Getty SamuelEmmit Gieses Peter George Robert Gniftin DO Gilbert Lyman Wo Gleicses Jno D. Giliedey Bernard Gibbous asa Gedvey Alex B Griffin Uapt Geo D Gildereleve Timothy Gill John Giblan ‘Thos Gebbs & Beckwith Gibson Edw Gritlith Henry Gillet Augustus — Gillman David Griffin ENB Gillpatrick Geo Geraud I#:, Augustus Gibson Chas T Gilmartin Jas Soi oo cn egweeed cag i ¥ ef é ine | Goddard Leonard —Gingras J F Ginger Th ener ew edit toh ig ater mee | QR taraee GB aw (Wa Opry han win | Geldudicoant Gingaas “Ghee bark muperiot, Sloan. New London, clean; 10th, shib Mexico, Cu@: | Osborne Araninta Owens Johannah Seatmra eekhg Geatargabertm. - Guero Riya a wort ford, clean, . od ba Goodbue Isaac Gordon Adam ne apoi: % Patten Mary Philips Mrs J Peebles Mar; Gasting John Goodison Matthey Ship Mattapoisatt from New Orleans for Baltimore, Aug 18, off Parked ay Pouce eleste-2 Pennnman es sail Grote A Godwin om i vi Perine Poppinheimer Fanny Piersol! iariet ridge Wm jould Ch astes Le days from New Orleans for Boston, Aug 8, Phelan anaes Patton Sir J pile MiG hf Cote an fot feat i Aan sebarnn dd " ngton Grace Pratt Salina rince Mrs A Cushi junderron ‘Simon Gorhain Wm T° Gould A gitgrt rarpored the Ovanda, of Hampden, August 4, Int 28, lon | PAA Minds Pettit dane Plumb Elizabeth jae Goodwin D. Jotham Guldin i Foreign @ Gluman Daniel Glum Thos J Gurion Sam! & Co ANGuiLna, J N 3 in Mrs (5; Li Bannavors, 3uiy "Brig Mayherer, from New York—ihe | CuM™Een Quin Mra Spring st) Hialeoy Benj W Haight Philip W Hammill Jno ‘M was dismasted in lat 23, during a squall, on her outward pas: | Ramsey Mrs Colonel Roe Miss A A Reynolds Margaret Ham Edward A Halspin Wm Hall Thos ‘sage: she sails for New Haven in a few days under jury masts, to —2 Rosbore-ghSarah Richardson Judith M | Hall Lambert C Baghby Geo Hamblin Edinond be retitted. Schr Hopewell, from Boston, to sail for Dominica in | Rathbun Mrs Moses hose Jane Ritson Bridget Hand Chas—2 Hatetrom Alex Hammett Sami A 8 days, to load for Boston. ReadMrs (Greenwich Robioson Mise(Pearl Rhodes Emma M Bae. Key Luther Hanan Z Hall Kobert Havana, Aug 5—Arr ship Norma, Ellis, New York. street) street) rs Bridget Hall RB Haghn arthur Haden & Wells eahemnon, July 28 Sai pNewion, Sear, or Bremen, Aug 1 to | icketeerMraJamesH{ Raymond Blaaneen Robason Mary E Hall Win Haight, ve D Hanley BN e era to New York; hark Amos Patt n, Poster, for Bos- s ns lannot Vic! ton, Aug 20 a 25, 4 yi Hanpen Jas F Hall Franklin May acxz, Aug S—Barks Panchita, Bayley. from Boston.are | Srralucamm ns — Simith Marg Senta yeigtto T Heys Seo Harrion Bay W 34; Henrietta, Jones, for NYork 2 day's; brigs Wissahickon, Mar- | Sprague Story Mary B Seaman Luoy Harines Archabli Haaset Patrick then, for do 2'ds; Gov Tharp, Porter, for Philadelphia 2; Caryl, | Swezey Eliza Slocdm Serah Jane Sims Elizabeth Hessalwood Mr iassenberg Henry Shackford, do 10. Stundetwood Mrs. Sullivan Mary Sheik Emily Harris CaptWesteott Hasluck ¥ P& Co Poxos, PR, Aug 5—Bark Henry. Trowbridge, Whittlesey, for | Satermelster MadameSullivan Ellen Smith Caroline eee Handrookrom Jo New York 3 days; schr Dorcas, Tikiob, for do'unc. 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