The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1848, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Barimonsg, Sept. 4, 1848. Trial Trip of the Steamer Isabel—One Day to Charleston—Serrous Accident— The Shark, &c. ‘The steamer Isabel, the first ocean steamer built in Baltymore, will start on her trial trip this morn- ing, for Norfolk, She is 224 feet in length, and has an engine of 500 ‘se power. She is to be taken nto the dry dock at Norfolk and coppered, and on her return to Baltimore, will take freigh; and passengers for Charleston—Capt. Rollins in- tending to demonstrate the assertion he has made, that a steamship of the power of the Isabel can make the trip form this port to Charleston in forty hours, and spending only one night atsea; thatis to say, leaving here st Go’clock in the morming, and arriving at Charleston between 9 and 10 o’clock in the next evening. Thomas D Johnston, late of the firm of Lee & Johnston, was thrown out of his carriage on Sa- turday, and seriously bruised—but no bones were broken. For the last two or three days, our water-side folks have been watching anxiously for the shark. that attacked a boy whilst swimming from one of our wharves last week; he has been frequently seen Sending about, but he avoids ail the nume- rous hooks that have been baited for him. f The remains of Wm. S. Brunner, Esq., assis- tant editor of the Amertcan, were followed to the ees yesterday, by an immense concourse of tiends and admirers. The Monumental Lyceum, with the assistance of the Typographical Associa- tion, have purchased a lot in Greenmount Ceme- tery, and propose erecting a monument to his me- mory. Purvape ruta, September 4, 1848. Political Movements— Accidental Death, §c. ‘The sitting of the democratic nominating con- vention has attracted the usual crowd, at Sixth and Chestnut streets, to-day, much to the delight of the various taverns and refectories :n the neigh- borhood, who are thriving from the thirst engen- dered by the warm discussions arising among the friends of the candidaies. The convention has moved unusually slow to-day, the whole morning having been expended in taking four ballots for the Clerk of the Quarter Sessions. On the last ballot Thomas Doyle was nominated. They are now balloting for Auditor, / Re ‘Thos. Mcllvaine, a man of family, was yester- day killed on the tow path, above Manayunk, by a mule that he had mounted throwing him off, when his foot caught in the stirrups, he was dragged a considerable dietance, and his seull fractured. He belonged to this city, and resided in the western section, near the Schuylkill. Sr. Lovis, Aug. 23, 1848. News from the West. There was an arrival, a few days since, at Fort Leavenworth, from Fort Chiles, the new military post at Grand Island, in the Platte. Lieutenants Mara and Singenfelter left that station with two companies, on the llth, and made their way through a very dangerous country in twelve days. The Pawnees, at this tume, are quite hostile, and are taking every American scalp they can lay hold of. They have, for along time, been disaffected, but recently new difficulties have arisen, Some three weeks since, Col. f’owell concluded a treaty with one of the bands, for the land at Grand Island, on which the fort is situated, but in distributing the usual presents, oflence was given to a very in- fluential chief, and hence the new trouble. About seventy miles this side of Fort Chilos, there is a village of Pawnees who are friendly to the whites. When my informants arrived there, the principal chief urged them not to remain over night, as many of his Pons ment had grown “bad,” and would, no doubt, kilf them. The old chief shed tears when they lett, telling them he feared they would be waylaid and killed. Near this village they met a train on its way to the fort, under charge of Capt. Steele. They were warned of the danger, and an express was sent on to Col. Powell, apprising him of the state of affairs. Where 1s a rumor atFort Leavenworth that Capt. Gillespie, U. ©. Marine Corps, recently promoted for his gallantry in Califorma, will be ‘the subject ot a “ aanling over the coals” for alleged malfei- sance inthe discharge of his duties some montis ago. t seems that a large number of govern- mient mules were Je{ft im his care at Fort Leaven- worta, when Commodore Stockton got in from Califorma. These, contrary to instructions, he disposed of at private sale, at merely nominal prices, much to the advantage of the purchasers, as the same mules, a short time after, were resold te government ata high rate. Report says that the gallant captain cleared a few thousands by the Transaction . Fort Leavenworth is now under command of Brev. Maj. Scott, of the First Infantry. Nearly all the old garmson have recently been discharged. The troops which will soon arrive trom New Mex- ico, will be mustered out of the service at Fort Leavenworth, and not at Independence, as pre- viously announced. ff The weather is very warm here, but our city, thus far, continues healihy. Political excitement is atfeverheat. Yours, Argus. it America. (From the Honduras Observer, Aug. 5.) We are in possession of papers from the city of Gua- temala to the 3d of July, and learn that the country continues in the same disturbed state as heretofore— no better,no werse Some misunderstanding appears to have arisen between the governmentand the French Consul, the following abstract of the particulars of which we copy from the Official Gazette:— Last week an important circumstance in the politi- cal annals of our country took place. Mr. Challaye, the French Consul General ed interim in Guatemaia, ceased exercising his fanctious with this republic, and as the caute for so doing appears to proceed from some Offensive publication in this Gazette, we consider it necessary briefly to explain what happened. ‘We shall not refer to the documents, although we have seenthem. On Sunday the lith inst., the Con- sul eonyoked at his house all the French citizens in Guatemala, with the view of adopting some rerolutions manifesting to the provisional government their adhe- sion to the French republic. At this meeting, some difference of opinion occurred, and a protest was pre- sented to the Consul against the malevolent senti- ments, which they, the signers, supposed the editors of this Gazette expressed towards France, and the go- yernment recently established. ‘The Coneul, who was requested to certify to the pro- test, that it might be printed, thought proper to adopt it as his own, and he first signed it with ninet of his fellow citizens, and without any communication with this government, addressed @ note to iton the 14th inst., with the protest enclosed, at the same time making the peremptory and extraordinary demands hereafter alluded to, Here we ought to 0! ve that the Consul, by adepting and signing the document, confounded his official character with that of his com- triota, and expresses himself warmly against what Ee thinks to be the political tendency of this gover ment, and he appears to us desirous of suppressing pub- lic opinion in the country in which he resides. ‘After assuming that everything mentioned in the protest was strictly true, and much more might be ald- ed, nevertheless many of them might be considered aseertions, without proofs,and might well be con: dered as very Unnecessary deciamation, the consul de- clares that be thinks it absolutely necessary to demand that his letter and protest should be published in the next week’s Gazeife, both in French and Spanish, deviation whatever from the originals, ould be in the first page and first o jumn, and to appear as the first article, hence giving the preference to his communication to any thing however important, the government might bh to make public, with «ther humiliatiag refinements; con- cluding with a declaration that it was bis firm deter- mination not to rnier into any correspondence, and that he would not retract from any of the, conditions above exprerted. More , the consul insinuates that ‘f¢ French republican government ix not disposed to ac& toward- KO governments with the same moderation as the past government did, an assertion which we caunot ve, as we do not doubt that the popular wish of the French fs fraternity and moder tion with every nation on the earth, aud most espe- cially with the youthful republics of this continent. The government of Guatemala being denied the power of removing the effects produced by any equivo- cal impressions. which he bas made the merit of.it has no other resource but to manif st to Mr. Challaye its intention of referring the affair to the French govern. ment ‘The consul on the 20th of the present month again wrote, that be was under the inexorable necessity of centing all political relation h this republic, and on the next day at twelve o'clock, he would haul down ‘Trouble between boa French Republic and c his coneular colors and (he national arms of France, to show that his polition acter with this government had concluded aod acoordingly, at 12 o'clock next day, he bauled down the colors and the consulate arms Tue Munperer or Mr. Scuooicrart.—Letters, says the Cleveland Zimes, received tram Sault St. Marie, state that disclosures have been receady dy, indicating that the assassina- Schooleraft, near that fort, i, was directly or indirectly the act of Lie len, the officer who was subsequently »victed of robbery and murder ia the city of Meaico, wud senteaved to be hanged. made at Fort I ton of the late J ‘on the 6th of Avroistaewrs ry rue Presse yt.—Charles Mo- Vean, of New York, to be Attorney of the United States for the southern distret ot New York, vice Benjam *. Butler, removed Wil loll, of Missouri, to be Associate Court of the United States vier James Turney, Justice of the Se for the territory of Oregon whe declines to aveept. cw, Sept. 1, 1848, Statement of the moniniz sescinte from sales of the public lands, for fiscal year mene July 1, 1847, and ending 30th June, 1848, as reporte to the Secretary of the Treasur; 1848, January .. 230.790 38 Febri 278.375 79 « Mareh - 257 162 41 “ “April. . 809,882 34 “ May. 257.000 22 « June... 209.399 13 Total os a:0'05 Add Choctaw certificates receiv ing the year, so far as returns have been received, and equal to......... $3,410,324 44 107,614 02 $9 520.938 46 ‘The estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury for the fiscal year, including Choctew certificates, was 8,600,000 dollars RICHARD M. XQgNC. Commissioner. Married. August 24, by the Rev. Dr. Newton Louis Massena to Mane Anrorvette Anprews, of Philadelphia. On Sunday last, by the Rev. Dr, M, Lebemthal, Mr. Lewis Leuataien, from Hamburg, 8. C., to Miss Hesnierta Leminpien, of New York. Died. On the 4th inst, Ex.es, daughter of William and Elizabeth Bennett, aged 1 year 1 month and 15 days. The friends and acquaintances of her parents are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after- noon, at four o'clock, frem the residence of her father, 24 Clift street. ‘At Harlem, on Saturday, September 2d, Avetixx, daughter of the late George N. Waite. ‘On Monday afternoon, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Cumistie, a native of couuty Cavan, Ireland Her friends, and those of her brothers James and Thomas McGovern, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at haif-past four o'clock, from her late residence, No. 68 East Broadway. On Sunday morning, 3d inst , of a lingering illness, Exizanern, wife of Andrew Hood, in the 44th year of er age, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral this after- noon, st 2 o'clock, from 822 Broome street, Faneral service in St. Stephen's Church, On Monday morning, 4th inst.. Artuun H. Burss, son of Michael Burns, in the 30th year of his age His friends and acquaintances, and those of his father and brother Michael Burns, and likewise the members of the Whitehall Benevolent Association, and the members ot Niagara Hose Company, No. 2, are respectfully invited to attend his faneral this afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, in the Ist avenue, between 24th and 25th streets, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. On Monday, Sept. 4, Jonx Frenincnvvsen, infant son of Dr. John F, end Elizabeth Cornell, aged 21 days. Weekly Report of Deaths, In the City and County of New York, from the 26th day of Au- tto the 24 day of Se gtembor," 1848. 8, 10%; Girls, $1, Total, 909, Men, of Women, SI; Bo} D Abscese, 1; apoplexy, 8; 1; cancer, al angina, 1; canoer of womb ; cholera infantum, 31; cholera morbus, a convulsions, 23; eroup, 6 congestion, 1; ean: rum oris. 2; del elirium tremens, 1; diabetes, 1; diarrhoa, 20; dropey, & dropey in the head, 105 drowned, 6; dyventery, 37] fever, 2; fever intermittent, 1; fever puerperal, 2; fever romit- tent 4; fever typhoid, 4; fever typhus, 4; heart, ‘di of, 4; hooping cough, 9; inflammation, 1; inflammation of bladder. 1; inflammation of brain, 4; inflammation of bowels, 14; inflamma: Hon of lunes 9 inflamiauion of stomach, 3; inflammation of broat, 1; inflammation of liver, 1; intemperance, 2; marasmus, 20 old’ age, 3; palsy, 4; premature birth, 4; small pox, 9; sprue, 1; suicide, 2; sulfocation, 1; terthing, 1; waknowa, Po”) *P° ze—-Under one year, 81; 1 to 2 years, 63; 2 to 5, 25; 5 to 10, 17; 10 to 20, 15; 20 to 3, to 40, 32; 40 to 50, 7 ; 50 to 6), 14; £60 to 70, 15 ; 70'to 80, 6 ; 5) t0.90,"4; Cee AW. ty tor. CL’y Inspector's Office, September 2, 1848, i MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port, will eon- fer a favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reports. intended for the New Yerk Herald, ready for immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- lative of Sandy Hook. Those bound to errs whether foreign or domestic, will confer an additio: favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwise, ship news or papers that may be deem- ed of interest to the community. We will gladly re- eiprocate the favor. Port of New York, September 5, 1848, BUN SETS... Hi fessBoga « 6 23] vere Barss—Henry t Stevens, Saranvah, Stor, Godfrey, Charleston, Dunham & w Orleans, Macy, Ne Holt & O won; Indus, (Br) Card. St Johns, NF, T Winniett; Helen Mar, Card, Windsor, NS; Nerfiumes, (Norw)'Frederi chias Schs—Tiefiu, (Brem) Schace, Bremen, £ & T Po (Br) Norr's, Halifax. NS,J Hunter & Co; Ann, Ho; burg; Washit gton, Best, Philad:iphia, Piatt & Van Bran Arrived. Steamship Buera Vista, Jarvis, Boston, Ship Retort Bowne, Smith, New London, in ballast, to Grin- nell, Mintorn & Co. Bork Empress, (of Bristol, RI) Pratt, Havana, 18th ult, with S .gar, (0 master. J § echt Gen Patterson, Jackson, New Orleans, 24 days, with ordinance stores to Quartermaster. Schr &§ Powell, Powell, Wilmington, NC, 10 days. Schr Harrison Price, Brener, North Carolina, ¢ days. Schr Elizabeth Emily, Nathen, Virginia, 2 days, Schr Republi, Wheeler Virginia, 4 days. Scbr Sa'ly Miller, Lee, Virginia, 4 dn Scbr General Taylor, Bunnell, Virgiala, 2 days, Sehr W ave. Staring, Virginia 2 daze, Schr William’ Maria, Atettrong Virginia, 2 day. wt William & Maria, Arms xi 8 Schr Sally Miller, Lee, Richmond, 3 days. Sehr Mary & Caro iné,——, Schr Antilles, Grover, Thomaston. Album, Peters Bobs k cates, Sevese Baten, 4 da ir Mexicon, Simons, , 4 days. Sei 3 P Bent, Means, Gherrytald 6 days, ah Below. 0 shipe. os Salted. Ship Maid of Orleans, New Orleans, rise, calm; meridian, 8; sunset, S Heraid Marine Correspondence. Serremper 4—Wind, N Cheny, Providence; seston; Mary Fhields, Clark, New York; Eliza, Ketchum, Bridgeport; Moselle, Thomas, N Ha Mar ie, Thomas, N Haven, c \—Steamship Columbus, Peck, Sots joo Rag en denten (Sw) odin, Allicant, Federnoate, Blaisdell, Boston igs Hebron, (Br | indsor, N’ ie, Ryder, Boston; Sniah, Wilwrd, Poruand; Yucatan, Baker, Bostosy Soa r, Baker, do; schrs Hudson, Storey, New York; Macy Shields, Clark, Myi fallony, Paw- focker! Mosel’ Theme, Newport Mary’hiiss, Ratoni, jcket; Moselle,” Thomas, 7 win, do; Gen Béyd, Hill; Secu; Mary, Wenn, News nm 9 Lerren Bacs of steamer Britann’ pool, will close at the Exchange Readio, fore 'S o'clock. Letters can bo pre-pad tinent. ‘Tux Srur Prince Aunenr, for London, will anil this day; th® Patrick Henry, for Liverpool, ‘0 morrow; and the steamer Fal con, for Havana, on Saturday.” Letter Bags.as above, Co11.1810x—Ths ship Kobert Bowne, from New London, in tow of steamer Ajax, rin into the Sound pilot boat Minna, when off Bupt’s Point, last vigat_absutS pm, it being moonhght and a ead calm at the time. The M lost both masts, bowspri stove bulwarks, and reoeived other damage. She was taken in tow by the steamer and brought to the city, There was no look on board the ship when the accident occurred, as the ship seen some two miles off, by those on board the Minna, and every meanswas taken by them to prevent the collision. Sir FRANKLIN, from Wilmington, NC, for London, was at Charleston on the Sist, with part of crew sick, and vessel leakiag. Lirt of vesscls lying »t Quarantine Mondsy morning, Sept 4:— Ships Su.tana, Barrett; Vicksburg, Berry; and Tamaroo, Sinclair, from New Orleans, disg: Br ship England, from Liverpool, dist toany part pemengers; Fr bark Camilla, from St Doiningo City; digg barks rett, and Adrian, from Coast Africa, do; Braail, fa Pensa- ocla, waiting orders; brigs Mary Ellen, from St Johos, PR; Cal- Tender, fron San Juan de los Remedios, fumigatiag, sche Invine! ‘areal, waiting orders, rheld, and Wabash, from New Orleans, are ordered SW Spit to discharge. The ship Edgar, and bark George Henry, from do are at anchor in the Lower Bay, cleaning, Sie Waxona, abandoned on ber voyare from Liverpool to Baltimore, on the 10th of July, was falie itt on the i lat 60, lon 10—the bottom and'decks wers gone, nothing but topsides lying flat upoa the watos The masts, sails and rigging appeared to be attached to the wreck, but so entangled as to sav0 pone of it, Sonn Davin Corvin, Warfield, arcived at New Orleans on the 24th ult, from Brazos St Jago, and archored off Slaughter House Foint she vse bound for New York with,» load of fous. and experienced a heavy gale on the 18th and 19th August, in lat 23 S6'N, lon 91 25 W, in which she split her pails, sprang soak, was otherwise damoged. Put in lor repairs. “Reportshaving anumber of vessels off Ship Islind Shoals, with toss of saila, chors, &0, in the same gale. Kev West, August (8—( ‘orr Couri day's date, several vessels bave arrive the wreek ot Br thip Kestrel, New Orieans for taverpol, She got ashore on the bth i Wccveded in getting ‘off his. previous to taking a ance, bot owing to the boistero the weather, was blown hen it was found necessary to )—Since mine of yester- Jaden with cotton from if Liverpool, Turner, master, from th ‘a cargo Of 2300 bales cotton — Cwsar’s Crock, ‘The master on the reef n eeoond tin take Sasiatonce from the wrecker, More than half her cargo was w- Ken cut to lighte ntly to bs gotven off, which was done on the avery heavy and son vor ing ashore, The vresnel fo furrowed to be much tojured, aud leas badly, and Capt Turner thirke it imposible for her to be repaired at this place. Twelve of the larcst vessels on the reef are loaded from her, She is oon- & Curry. There was no othor vessel signed to Messrs Bowne ashore op the reef, B c ith ls having putin Tong 160 th uli, having putin Tonkin strokes p.r hour; war dicharying, and woud. cetura home in ballast. Whatemen, i Sid ship Wm Tell, Tabor, NW Const bark Pbili pont) Woodrut, do! ‘Phe bark Ni Huativg for cde, Will wall heme Columba, recently purchased hy’ Wm 1 from her meoringr day and brought to rh for rey ord euete franstior walle oye, Bar ‘amilvon, Slate: ig now fivting for w cargo of guano.. Hark Amsricam, Movehoad tute port, reyorted eailed from bio Jancis, June Ith, Harbtr has pot yet arrived, Spoken. Sac Hannon , Sept for Sag Ship Windeor Fi 7» Brower, trom Liverpool for Boston, Aug 4, Int 95 46, lon 22 Sak Oe Bark BB Chapi 0° aud for Bal\imore, Sept |, lat 30 40N vk bark Ridiolhian, from Sydney, NSW, for Londen, July 2 bark Mid\othian, from Sydney, NSW, for Londen, Jat 26 53 $, Jon 29 ‘ww, tty ba ao Brig Erle, of and for Baltimore, {com Rio Janeiro, Aug 26, Int Jon 67 30 W. of New York from Rio Janciro, for Africa, Sehr Morrie, J lorence, Maloom, 8¢ Carwin, Manvon, fe How York July 2, Int 2506 8, lon 26 50 W. Foreign 3 li—sia Re ship Storting, Rowell, (from Sumatra) Jorn or Genoa, (not Antwerp.) n Ronsrapt, Aug 9—Barks Florence, Woodward, for Ma- ivra, lig; Hannah ‘Thornton, Banna, tor Bor. ‘do; Luoia Field, Mich, fur Kisineur (suppored Ni Birsop, for’ Rio Janicro, Ig; Mai s Welsh, for New York, in t, Fre Robinson Welter, Kay chelle, Harmon, une; brigs Halcyon, SheMeld, for Boste Farntiem Bre aholm, frow Stet’ ‘ar Sth, Sid. 7th, sh’ gman, Kidaonr, barks Southerner, Mayo, ‘Near, do. ‘Dean, Aug 1S—Arr Br bark Brothers, Fieres, London, and sid for Havanaand N York, in ballast. Exsineun, Aug 2—Passed, brig Josephine, Porter, fm Stettin for Bordeaux. G.ascow, Aug 1—Arr ship Gorrey nore, July 16—Bark Zinger, French, to load for Bos- ton, Sist, arr Sw brig Andrette, Datiman, N York. Cid Sw pels, ay Dnnderg, do, (reported off Dover 11th, and off al 16th. Givexsrapr, Aug 6—Bark Juno, Dicks, from Hamburg for N York, wind bound. Genoa, Avgust 11—Brig Joseph Balob, Wréght, hence, arr 9th, for Malaga, 3 ordda 6, GinRaLTAR, August 3—Ship Mattakesoet, Comings, from Tra. ni for Bos: ‘put in leaking about 240 str kes per hour, had m surveyed ordered to dire: arge for examination. Gincentt, rte to Aus 5—Sid hark E Churhiil, Dickey, Messina, to finish 1d for Boston, : Hamsunc, Aug8—Bark Marmion, Jackson, for Rio Janeiro abt Sept 15t] Honvnean, Aug ‘8—Off, ship Independence, of Boston, from N Orleans for ‘ave 1 Livenvoor, Aug 1t—Sld ship Palmyra, Byrns, Penarth Roads, ‘where she would receive orders either to prooved to Newport or Cardiff, to load for Boston, LxGHorn, Avgust W—Ship Burlington, Cook, for NYork, 12th; brig Almira, York, for do, 15 or 2) days. Mavaca, August 8—Bork Lota, Bearse, for N York, uno; Co- Inmbia, Beecher, do do; br'g Murtha Worthington, Brown, for ton, the Ist week in September, only Am vessels. Mussina, August 3—Bark Vico, Lebkie, {rom Trieste, to finish ldg for Boston. Nzweasr.x, Sept 18—Br ship Eliza, Hendercov, for Boston, jetou, Clark, do. Rockingham, Peohallow, lig Sid 16th, Br bark , ‘ew ron, ( Wales)), Sept? —Ships and Amit . for Hoston, Idg railroad iroa; br barks Para —, do do; Wm Willmett (new), for do, 19 Cld 13th, ships Arthur, Talbot, NOrleans; idtb, Richard Colden (33x), Ful: jer, Boston. Gronro, August 2—Sld brig Aconite, Park, Pahiladelphia and Boston. PaLenrmo, August 7—Barks Strafford, Robson, for Bosvon, 15 ‘20days; Juniata, Blanchard, from Marseil es, for N York, uno, & Louisa, Mayo, from Trieste, ar ou or previous to 'h, and had probably sld again destination unknown, supy tocking freisbt. Picrov, Sipt 26—Br schrs Nautilus, Martha, Sophia, Victory, Racer, and Elixaleth, for Boston, Sid previously, briga Catha- rine, Starer; Highlander, Pendleton, end Merchant, Stinson, 40, Rorrexpam, Aug 15—Duteh sehr Amphitrite, Sanven, for Bos- tonnextday. A whaler from New Bedford was reported below, ‘haps the Timoleon, which eld from Cowes on the 11th, stated ior Bremen, Augustl¢—Br brig Union, for Boston, 25th; Frschr aanconia, Boyle, N Orleans. ROCHELLE, —. for NYork, Srezzra, Aurust 6—Bark E Wright, jr, Pittee, hence via Gib raltar and Port Mahon, for Malaza, same day. ‘Sr Unes, July 2*—Arr brig Detrois, Ward, Antwerp. Sr Mating, August 17—Barks Grampus Dyer, tur Boston, 2 daye: Aboona, Reed, for New York, days; Williim, Whitman, 10 do, Sypxey, CB, about Ang 22—Sld ship Baunah Eddy, Pearson, Rio Javeir. ‘Trieste, August 10—Brig Angola, Morgan, expected to be put on the berth for NYork. Home Ports, jy Auexaxpnta, Sept 1—Cid abip Kioneer, Liverpool; sche G Dar. i ston. ron, Sept ?—Arr bark Pioneer, Eldridge, Baltimore; brig Awelia, Clark, Philadelphia; schs mo Payson, Crowell, Port ‘un, Del; Win H Tornor, dinckley; and Banner, Lewis, Albany: ‘4d, arr ships Element, Blanchard, Liverpool; Aloiope, Smith, Orleans, barks Disntha, Brown, Nowcastle; Maryland, Davis, Baltimore; Tremont, Taylor, Philadelphia; Lucerno, Nichols, do; Girard, Chase, do; ‘Washington, Thorndike, Thomsaton; rigs . Higgins, Sc Martins; Niagara, Harding, Matanzas; Egyp- tian, Orum, St Marys, Ga; Noeth Bend, Uodirey, St Marys do; ‘Chas penta Taaetize do; Virginia, Eldridge, Alexandria; Ben Franklin, Taylor, Baltimore; Chicopee, Emery; Monios, Burk; Com Stewart, Bishop; Edw Prescott, Leo, Sparks; Ann Maria, Smith; Bi ryant; Hallet; Alphagé, Brown; Time, Geotons Chas Thomas, Bray; Mclissa Ann, Tabbut; Montague, Ross; N Bourne, Thorndike: Lewis eyes, Louise, Pierce; ' Mon: trose, Polend, aud Grand Tur aK \iladelphia; sohs Lil Beusen, NOrleans; Pamlico, Fulford, Washington, NC; AS Eel Helen, Miles, Fredericksburg, Sweetland, kizhmond; Ma St at, ‘Alexandria; Hy Dunster, Bagley; Oread, Bibber; Ba tavia, Park; Betsey, Brookings; Eudorus, Veazie; Hy Atkins, Rendell; Italian, Fickett; Eliza Leland, Coombs; Balloon, War- ren; Rambler, Black; Flores, Kelley; Weloome Return, Lufkin; Democrat, Berry; Oriental, Chase; Sea Mark, Harding; Sasan Rees Cindy Maret Palle, Bradley, Philad Natum Hitall, verenx,; D, ; Win_ Stephen: Whipple, Richardson, Phil, eo ins Eu poror, Adams, Puiladel 0 Isaac Achorn, Crockett, and Delaware, Itolbrook, Arnold, Eldridge, Salem, N lary, Crost Pitcher, and Coruelia, Faulklin, New York; Grenadian sch mi jl teamer Georgia, reports ‘Trap, ship Emerald, Drew, from Pailadeiphia, off the Horse Shoe, a bark and s+veral smaller verels, bound up; steamboat Herald, reports off Smith's Point, éhr Spaulding, fom ayra, Cid ship Charles, Wedge, Cork snd a market; b Literti da Commerce (French), Berthand, Nantes, Dover, Hal lett, Boston; rchrs Lydia, Post, New York; Emily Johnson, Johnston, New York; brig Massachusetis, Burzess, Boston. Cutantestox, Aug $t—At quarantine, ship Fran tlin, fm Wil- mington, NC bound to Londen leaky, and with a part of her crew sich, (Sid Ham bark Juliane, Quedens; North of warope, | 3 sohe TORT, August 2—Arr brig Clive, Sumnei Matilda, Wooster. do. Sid 25th. bard Azim, Dunham, Barbatoes; schr Gen Fi ster, Ycaton, Philade!phia; 29th, bricgs Itaska, Bailey, and Eudora, Johnson, Alexandria Charlotte, Philadelphia; Pro. tection. Keen, NYorkr, Fart, Riven, Aug 9—Arr schr Empire State, New York; sloops Excel, and Aerial, schrs Wandopasso, James Ri- ‘ver; Sept Ist, John Collins, do; Geo Washington, Reed, do. Gioveester, August 3)—Arr scl Chas A Hannum, Phila delphia; fist ‘Lavra & Eliza, Colby, and Lexivgton, Smtth, New York, ‘Hark Mussasoit did not clear 26th for Surinam, as re- rted, wuapiownt, August 90 Arr schr Clarendon, Pendleton, ork, yeaa, ‘August $1—Arr sohr Mary Clark,'Sslem, New Nantucket, Sept 1—Arr slocp Clio, Mitchell, N York. SId schr Obiv, Dickingun, do. ‘New ORLEANS, AUg 25—Arr ship Southerner, Harris, Brator schr David Cofhn, Warfield, do, Cla ship Zone, Foster, Philadel- ; 66 Gen Washington’ Lightbourne, Saranna “A To! J L if N Bedford. PorTiAnn, Sept l—Arr bark Ranger, Hanover, York, Phila; schr Effort, Wood, NY eget Be 1 Y ir ‘ood, Burmoiorn, ‘Avg26—Sid echrs Pres Harrison, and Two Bro- the: fork, PenrsxourH, Aug 9—Arr echt Alexander, Seavey, Charlos- _ Px Ww. ALL, Aug 29—Arr sche R C Waite, Elisa Wapole and Win Apricrurtiy Cll brig W De Zaldo, Rio sneiro, S0ta-— ‘Are bark Eivira Harbeck, Cid schr RC Waite, Hicumonn, Sept Sid brig John Loveland, New A Lancaster, Crawfor |, St John, NB; Orieans; sobs Eliza Brown, Rapid, Stod- dard, Salem. Ts, re bark Vernon, Paxton, NYork. Arr ‘30th, sobr Portia, juntington, N Orleans. Cid Dutch brig Joshun, Lecke, Brazil and Montevideo. Wiisixozon, Sept 2—Arr sche Tiogs, Collins, St Martins, Cla brig Wm L Jones, Collett, N York. 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