The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1848, Page 4

allied upon the stand. She was dressed in a very meat porns oh a Beat white bonact, black mautilla, muslin de lame dress. all testefally arranged. Her countenance appeared sorrowful and down-hearted She was srated Lear rhe judge, ber father and counsel by her side ; ber reducer (7) with officer Barges by his the rear of Wie hota, The following is the ang girl :— eee e ee kicmnown.—I left my father's Socwck Monday morning, & week ago last Monday, st Mr. Sulliveo's request, There was a pro- mire ef marriage existing between us at that timc; by bed mised io marry we before that ti wo left ‘Newark, N. J. together at 6 e’¢lock; in the afternoon of that day went to New York and took the 6 o'clock for Troy; from Trey we came to Utioa—part of thine since I left home | have passed as his (Sulli- van's) wife; since | have been in Utica there has been further talk about marriage Since I left home he asked me if | would go out and get married to him, gome evening; he bas said nothing to me about diffi- ouity in finding s clergyman to marry The first place I badintercourse with him (here the young girl appeared very weak, audcovid hardly be understood ) ascan aed wife, was in Utica, My life, previous to my living with Sullivan, had been @ virtuous and ebaste one. Im the cross examination she said—Sullivan and t married; we are not man and wife. He TO} iage to me three or four times after Re ad calied at my house. | bave had intercourse with him once or twice Before I left home several of my frionds told me that Sulli had a wife and child; did not know whether to beli mot. Here rome difficulty between Mr. Tracy, (coun- nei for the father.) and @uege Murphy, (counsel for the prisoner) At this part of the examination Mr. T.,in bis language, quite »nsulted Mr. Murphy, and Mr. M. not relirhing it very well. returned the compli- ment to Mr. T. by giviog him an answer in s eimuar way, at which Mr. f° rore trom bis chair. id made a plunge for Mr. M.’s nose, but wissing his mark he caught him by the hair, aud extracted quite a bunch. Mr. M. then made a move to defend bimrelf. and have satisfaction for the gross insult of Mr. Tracy; and but for the interference of officer Barnes, Judge Root, and the bystanders, there, ne doubt, would have beengome pugilittic eciencs displayed. Mr. Tracy atterwaras arose and made an apology to the court for his con- duct, and arked his Hepor’s pardon. Mr. Marphy then said,,*1 do, and ought, not to ask any apology, as | was first insulted, but would appeal to the court to ha} Mr. T. committed at once, His Honor being anxious to get through the examination, declined any commit- tal, but reprimanded them. and hoped it would never again occur ip his, or any othercourt. ‘Through the me/ée Sullivan took the avantage, and reached over snd kissed the yeung girl, with her father at her side ; the father seeing 16, and becoming enraged, raised his cane, and struck Sullivan a hoavy blow on the top of his head, inflicting a severe wound, which bled profurely ; Sullivan then made a pass at the old gentleman, but his blow was caught by some person. and he (Sullivan) was taken out to wash his head and stop the wound from bleeding. The girl was locked in ® private room to await the restoring of orderinthe court Order baving been restored, they again proceeded with the examination. ‘The cross-examinution of the girl was continued as follows :—We arrived at Uti in the eight o'clock evening train ; stopp: Clupp’s (the Averell House) firet might; Suilivan did not sleep with me the first night ; was in th- same room; did not undress impel ; we did not lodge togetheron board the steam- boat ; bad no intercourse wich me on board the boat ; don’t recollect having any conversation with Sullivan while walking in Commerce street, in Newark ; he did uet tell me be was married until we arrived at Utica. ‘The remainder of the cross-examivation was only a Tepetition The examination then closed, and Jadge Root informed her father that he was at liberty to take his daugbter, which he immediately did. id jeft the court, and placed ber under the care of Capt. Clapp’s lady, at the Averell Houre. His Honor then remanded Sullivan to jail to await the sitting of the grand jury and Circuit Court, which commences at Rome, in this county, on Monday next. ‘The girl's tather #11!) remains bere, with his daughter, and will make an effort to have Sullivan indicted by this grand jury As Sullivan did not marry thie girl, thé only grounds the judge could hold him on was under the new law passed by our legislators last winter. Through the whole of ti @xemination the girl appeared to evince affection and love for Suluvan, and it so enraged the father, that he openly declared had he any weapon he ‘would take the heart of ubis wretch whe had seduced he daughter. The case is a heart-rending one to the parents of this girl, as they are in moderate circum. tances, but have brought their children up in a re- spectable and genteel manner; and it is hoped by many that the wretch who has caused the ruin of the girl will bave his punishment awarded to him by the court, which he will undoubtedly be tried by next week The father of this girl cannot account for her clinging to this villain—and it is enough to sur- prise any per on after sbe is aware that he has got a wife and child—to still show her love and affection She appears to be quite young, not over & modest and innocent appearance. otbing in the address or general appearance of this Suliivan to induce any girl of good sense to place ber affections upon him, but rather to the re- Vere, as his dress and mauner of acting are on the rowdy order, The second day afcer the arrival of this couple in Utica, he obtained employment at his trade, which ist coach trimmer, and made up his mind to reside in this city, aod pass for man and wife, but his plans have been frstrated by the anxious father of this innocent and thoughtless girl. Reflection will no doubt bring her to a right view of the late course she hes pursued, and induce her to walk the paths of virtue, ‘The public feeling of this city is largely against Sullivan, avd, po doubt, bad he been discharged by the hebeos corpus that he would have been dealt with by Lynch law. A close watch will be kept on Sullivan, 80 that the girl's father wil! not come in sight of him, as he feels so enraged that he declares be will take his life. Her father (Orlando Kichmond) is quite a des- perete man, and appears to be very resolute in any- thing he rays. He bas been to Mexico. connected with the 10th re; RADIATOR, ron, Sept. 30, 1848. State of Parties m Massachusetts. ‘The prospects of the old whigs in this State are becoming brighter. They are working with a great deal of zeal and earnestness, which will re- sult in giving to General Taylor a v fy large plu- rality. I believe that the “ tree soil jelusion has coue its worst here, so far as gor converts from the whig pariy 1s concerned; and if it should receive any accessions between now and the 7th of November, they will not come from the whig ranks. Indeed, there seems to be a general wak- ing up of the whigs, and the regular old heavies e€ coming into line and opening their fire with much steadiness and efiect. Messrs. Hudson and Choate, and other eminent whigs, have taken up the gloves thrown down by the “free soul” knights, and are fighting with no small show of valor, Be- tween now and the day of election, | venture to predict, the whig organization will be completed, and arrangements mude tor giving to ** Old Zack” @ome sixty thousand votes. Snould the whigs carry Pennsylvania and Ohio on the 10:h of Octo- ber, Taylor will do even better than this in Massa- chusetts, and his popular vote will quite equal that of Harrison in Is40. The third party’s strength will then be made up of abolitionists and Van Ba- ren bolters, and perhaps about 5,000 whigs—the whole number being sufficient to give an air of re- spectability to the new organization. ou will have seen that Mr. Winthrop intimates his intention of retirmg from Congress at the end of his present term. Some say that he will retire for the purpose of going into the Taylor Cabinet; others, that he will be the whig candidate for Go- itor verpor next year, in the event of the fuil success and reconstruction of the whig party in Massachu- setts, next Noveniber. The better opinion would seem to be, that he only talks as politicians usually do, and has no serious thoughts of leaving Con- grees, * * * * * * make no account of the democratic candidate in the fifth, as he will not possess the ghost ef a chance. The third party say that they shall elect ‘udge Allen on the first ty and this much is certain, namely, thet in no part of Massachusetts is Van Burenism more rife than itis in the filth district of Worcester county, the “heart of the commonwealth,” as the latter 1s affectionately termed, e whig nominstions, in the fourth district, will be made in a few days. Mr. Palfrey’s chances ock very slim just now, and he may happen to be eft et home, Even some of the Van-Burenitesare much averse to his nomination, as no one has eaid ™ bitter or more true things of the New York berburners, Though an elegant scholar, Mr. Palf ¢y is neither @ statesman nor a sound politi- clan, end is not particularly admired by any set of men What makes most in his favor is the fact thatthe old whigs im the iourth district have no man who unites the vanous qualifications neces- saiy ina good member of Congress. The dis- trict is a singularly barren one The democrats are bringing their strong men into the field, a8 Congressional candidates. Inthe eecond district, Mr. Rantoul has been nominated, and he »© one of the ablest men in the nation, Ja the third, Mr. Bout the candidate, and will commend a heavy vet me of hia purty think him too mneh tinetured with abolitioniem ; bot as he is net the man to go beyond the limits of the constiotion, and is both able and honest, they yield to lim their support, One reason why the demecrsts are more par icular in their nomina- tions, when they have so emall chance of success, is because their State Convention required of them ke the stump,” and to do that with effect, researy to have candidates who have brains tin and tongues to express ideas. General cushirg bas entered the arena, and will commence hie llores by addressing the’ Lowell democrac' thisevening. This is a new feature in our ter ing system, and may have a permune As respects our legislative elections, which under the circumstances are very important, there can Le no doubt of their resulting favorably to the whic s, though there will be am uncommon num- ber cf vecancies. It is true, the third party cherish the hope o! cas ying the Legislature, and thereoy get Be possession of the entire State government: ut the thing is utterly impossible. There is no more Chance of it, hau there 1s of the democrats doing the same thing, ‘The effect of the new movement, under our mayorty system, will be, not #0 tveh the election of abolition whigs, as’ the tw he chews of regular whigs. Th Howse will be sme |, butat willbe a whig House whigsand der should ly number of members in the country will turn the scale against i, she does, thirty-five members, all whom will be from the whig party proper—a re- sult that cannot be prevented. I know that the third party delude more ignorant people at adis- tance into the belief that they can prevent the choice of representatives in Boston, but none save the ignorant can be thus deluded. The whig ma- jority in Boston, four years ago, was abeut 3,600 over both liberty men and de mocrats; and although the new party will probably poll four or five times as many as the liberty party Ma in Boston, in ’44, some of this number will be taken from the demo- crats, whose vote will be considerably smaller here than it was at the time of Polk’s election. The aggregate vote of the city, too, will be larger, as Boston can throw 18,000, if necessary, tho as a general rule, its vote is smaller than that of most other places in this State. I should not be surprised if General Taylor received a very large majority here ; and the vote for State officers will depend something upon the manner 1n which the Presidential question shall have been disposed of. There are also a number of country towns, in which the whigs are so strong that they can hardly tail of electing their candidates for repre- sentatives—such as Nantucket, Salem, Cambridge, Newburyport, Newbury, Dorchester, Lowell, an many others that might be named—in spite of all opposition. Besides, if there should be Senators chosen, they also will be whigs, and I think there will be eight of the forty chosen by the people. I mention these details, because 1 see that some of the bolting papers in other States, are encouraging their supporters by the assurance that Massa- chusetts is about to “ bolt,” than which nothing can be more absurd. Taylorism may be rudely shaken, but the third party will be the third party still ; and of the 140,000 votes that Massachusetts an throw, Van Buren will not get over 40,000, and the ‘probability is that he will not get so many. Even if the conse i elect a imber Married, At Flushing, L. I., on Monday evening, Sept. 26th, by the Episcopal Minister of that place. Epwarp C. Nuxsnaw, of Brooklyn, L. 1, to Sanan E.,only daugh- ter of the late Edwin Tyler, of Harrisburg, Penn. On the 24th of September, by the Rev. John Dowl- ing, Mr. Jon Connxut to Miss Extza Corton, both of this city. Died. On Sunday, Oct, Ist, Mrs, Rut Hannison, in the fortieth year of her age. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, from her late residence, No. 604 Houston street, at 3 o’clook, without further invitation, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. On Sunday night. lat inst, Ronen, son of James and Isabella Harrison, in the 24th year of his age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the house of his father, Bergen Hill, New Jersey. At Brooklyn, on Monday morning, Oct. 24, Matiupa, wife of William Stackpole, and daughter of G. Vale, Erq., of this city. aged 28 yea the friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at her late residence, 112 Sands street. Brooklyn. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, SHIP NEWS NOTICE. Commanders of vessels bound to this port, will con- fer a favor upon us by having all parcels, papers, and reports, intended for the New York Herald, ready for immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News Boy, She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- cinity of Sandy Hook. |‘Thore bound to other ports whether foreign or domestig, will confer an additional favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail or otherwite, ship news or papers that may be deemed of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- cate the favor. Movements of the Ocea gtgepe aft To arrive at New York. To sail from New York. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Britannia, Lat Sept 30 | America, Judkins, Oot IL Sarah Sands, Thompson, Oct 10 | Britannia, Lang, Oct 25, Hibernia, Shannon, Oct 14 | Ssrah Sands, Thompson, Nov 17 HAVRE. HAVRE. United States, Hackstaff, Oct 0 | United States, Hackstaff, Deo 5 SOUTHAMPTON, &O. SOUTHAMPTON, KO. Hermann, Crabtree, — Sept 20 bee Crabtree, Oct 20 To arrive at Boston. sail from Boston, LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL, Cambria, Harrison, Acadia. Stone, Oct 4 Niagara, Ryrie, Cambria, Marrison, Oct18 Movements of the Salling Packets: Ships to Arrive, to Sail, LIVERPOOL, LIVER FOOL. Hottinguer, Borsley, Sept 6 | Montezuma, Lowber, Oot S Rosciur, Eldridge, Sept 11 | Henry Clay, Howland, Oot 6 Isaac Wright, Marshall, Sept 16 | Richard Aleop, Smith, Oot 11 Ashburton, Bunting, Sep Cambridge, Peabody, Oot 16 West Point, Allen, Si ‘constitution Britton, Oct 21 Garrick, Snipley, Oct 25 PORTSMOUTH, PORTSMOUTH, H Hudson, Pratt, Sept | Independence, Bradish, Oct 3 Wellington, Chadwick, Behe 8 | Mediator, Stark, Oct & Marenrett Evans, Sept 16 | London, Hebard, Oot 16 Switzerland, Fletcher, Sept 3 | Victoria, Hove Oot 26 HAVRE, Bavaria, Anthony, Havre, Ainswor' Oneids, Funck, HAVRE. Sept 1] St Nicholas, Eveleith, Oot 3 Sept 10 | Duc d’Orleans,Richard'n, Oct 10 Oct 1| Zuricl by SUN RIBPS, SUN SETS, Ships—Independence, (kt) Bradisb, London, Grinnell, Minturn & Co; Oswego, Ingersoll, New Orleans, TP Stanton; Sutton, Eek- € top, T Wardell. Glencoe, Abbott, Galway, I, Nesmith & Walsh; Isabella, MoKee, Wilmington, N Brigs—Pheobus, (Nor) Stencard, Charleston; Desdemona, (Bz) Miller, St John, NF, B McEvers; Augusta, Kendell, Savannah, Schs—M F Lanfair, Neagle, Turks Irland; A K Hay Henderson, Attakapas, La; Bergen, Cole, Petersburg; Senator, Clark, Phila delphis, Arrivea. Ship Marmion, Freeman, Live l, Sept 4, with mdse, to fo lor & Merril. The M arrived on fre bar at 8 aus Oot 2d, td eook & pilot at 10 30 am. Sept 19, lat 45 16, lon 42 45, signalized Br ship Lady Falkland. going East; 20th, lat 45 40, lon 46, saw Br Orbit, going East; 20th, off Georges Shoals, passed a bark standing Rastward. showing flag, blue white, and red horizontal, with the letters BV in the white itchell, Bremen, via Bristol, Aug 29, with mdse and passengers, to order. Ship Stephen F Austin, Moss, Galveston, 20 days, with cottom, to J H Brower & Co. Bark Ameren. (new) Cooley, Providence, in ballast, Was towed to the city by the gamer Jacob Bell. " Schr Marr D Scull, Scull, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton, to A Patten. Schr Mary Clark, Burr, Salem. Below. three brigr; also brig Amelia. Two ships, one bark, Vesselsat Quarantine, Monday morning, Oct 2:-—Ship Fidelis from Liverpool, discharging pasengers; Britis ships Diadem, ani Spar!an ships St Charles, Caledania’ Brander, Sarah & Elisa; bark Union; Brbrigs Scotia, and Broam: U S teansport brics Ma. ry Jane, Charles, and Manbattan, from Mobile; U $ transport schs Velasco, and Sarah & Henry, from New Orleans, The US ‘Cumberland, lately at aachor in the Lower Bay, on aceount of css, Was towed to town yostorday morning by the steamer Ajax. Ocronen 2—Wind, at sunrise, NE blowing a gale with rain, ; meridian, NE; sunset, NE, Herald Marine Correspondence. Pro.avenruia, Oct 24 P M—Arrived—Schs Charles Hi Ty Dunning, Stonington; Boston, Corson, Providence; Pilot, Chase, Portland Cleared—Bark John Avi'les, Jordan, Boston: schs Sea Mew, Ho- eston, Corson, Providenee; Sam! R Paynter. Neall, bart, NY or! Albany; Charles Henry, Dunning, Boston. Miscellancous, Lxrren Bac of packet ship Independence, for London, wilt close at the Exchange Reading Room, this day, at half’ past 9 o'clock, and for ships Movtesuma, for Liverpool, and St Nicho- Jas, for Havre, t half past Ll. of er Acadia, for Halifax and Liverpool, will close at the above office, this aftereoon, at s quarter before So'clock, Letters can be pre-paid to destination, Bric Deawany, Forsyth, of Pniladelphia, from Rio Janciro: witha cargo of jerked beef, arrived at Havans on the 13th Sep with masts and sails gone—was blown ashore in the old Bahama Channel in the Ite Lurricane, “She leaks badly, and is very mach torn to pieces about the Lull. She will probably be condemned, She is an old vessel—built in Portland in 1828, Spaniaw Sorin ———, which arrived at Havana on the [4th of September, from Halifax, reports having secn over twenty wrocks cn and about the barks.” Other vessels which had arrived at Ha- report the gale as very severe—some of which had received damage from the effects of it. Bank Provinence, of Providence, has been company in Warren, & 1, to be continued in the ness, under command of Captain Henry P Carr. Many Francis (which went ashore some time sinee near Point Judith, and was afterwards got off and taken into New- port), bas been purchased by 8 P Chitd, of Warren, KI. She ts to @ fitted for whaling. Bric Sx Brornens, of Saco, from Windsor for Boston, put porchased by a sighting bus into Little River, Cutler, about Sept 18, having lost topgaliant masts and sails, a d other damage, in the Bay of Fundy, n a Leavy gale, before. Brie Siurxvs, ton, from Cape Haytien, On the 27th, Tossing the Guif, blowing « heavy gale rter deck, or top of the house of some vessel that ort time in the water. 1 brig Golden Enale, instant, m charge of the wreokers, having 4 ballast. ‘The captain ed on the passage. She Nassau, NP. The captain and J rapidly recovering. She is not injured, and will not Av soon ds the health of the captain will permit, Lee heard. and salvage advanced by bottomry security, ‘On the Wth of Avg, 264 bales of damaged to cargo of the British ship Restlel, was sold by the fil, at prices varying ftom $575 to $11 75 yor bale, This ‘on hove out on both sides, and te now being stripped ®. Her care will be heard on Monday next The surveyors report her keel entirely gone fore and aft, badly hogged, the gar- board streak eut entircly through in places, and so badly strained that tho Log shifte from side to side when hove out. Whalemen. Are at Mattapoisett, 26th, bark Willis, Taber, Atlantic Occam, AY bhi oil, _Arr at New Bedford Sept 9, ship Lancaster, Eldridge (ate Cornell), 26 dayr from Porto Praya, Cape de Verd Islands, The 1. sailed from thos port Juno 24, 148, for the Pacific Ovean, and has returned in consequence of 1 of her oaptain, who met deathon the Ist of Sept, in the fo lowl ular Captain C wae standing on the quarter 5 rai), when aman empicyed apon the mizen topaall yard mised so peverely internally, that he survived th eight hours. ‘Ibe man escaped with only arm, Capt C wae buried at Port Pra Win T Faxon, of Boston, jate U 8 naval etorekes) Preys, took pasaeye in the Lancaster for home, ano o Jat 83, Jon S44, ed it Liver. il be care nd +l ¢ will preeced nesday lost His remains were brought bome in the ship. ar caster reports Avg 1, off Graciogo, passed Metacom, Sho kley, DB, and Mercury, dieton, Ston. Touched at Si Miobacta, ‘Avg li, Kutuscth, Siocum, ‘NB, 30 ep; Sept Ifo Pogo, Harpo. ‘usbmaa, di op Teveted at Jago, te A Con; Septal, no Int, Be, exchanged with ‘a w yo blue white, omd red sgn), peapendiculacstty bow Alo ar, bark London Packet, Howland, Paci an, 120 Coys from New Zeal itr 1900 bbls wp, 120 do wh oll, Wo Abm 1 2, veporss Hit Norch Cape, NZ Walver So.tt, 6 Feb 16, 1700); Mercator, Sanford, N ‘ Jwth, Laren rt, do, 10) sp (imeludig 6 jronury indea), Nie, Hamblin, do, 16 deys from Sydney, gi ua, At Bap of Tolauiie. Jace 1, Chaclen Cope, NB LO at load on a Giuite, Heard from abt May J, tou Pac! Serres Gerken trem: Buenos Ayris for Boston, Aug 25, . Jon 36 BI. Colombe, of Boston, from Lond for Philadel fat 0 9,10n 71 90° sited atid Mary, from Boston, of and for Baltimore, Sept x6, lat 37 ‘rilliant, of Warren, from Thomaston for New York, Jat 39 60. lon 71 50. ton, Purbeok, Boston, Aug 2h Int 6 16'S, lon 85, Fore! Ports. Bremen, So Art Repoblic. Austin, Baltimore, Ann Wrelss, Macus, New Bedford; Dts, Nancy Tyeat, Littleseld Trin- Bornxaux, Sept 10—Arr Eliza, Haynes, Cronstadt; Delia Cha- pin, McNean. do, WK Care Havrinn Sept 16—Schr Barbados, Mayo, from Boston, fer abe 12h, mow of ‘eck Toad, to aail'on her’ return Oct If only Am vessel BCoxnaven, Sept ll—Arr Tuskany, Lovell, Laguna. Hamre, Sent 1eeSilp Basen. Welch for Boson won. ‘Cronstanr, Se hive Medora, Rand, for Boston, next ; for do, une; Ariosto, Perkins, for Rio it, Merrill) and Haring Brothers, He }. Marcia, Wilton, ‘ork; Miry H Kendall, Crocker, brig At ies, Boston. Carania, about Atig S0—Brig Bylvinn, Bis, from Malta, for Boston, ldg, to fill up at Zante, DALARe, Aug 25—Arr Patapsco, (yacht) Hyde, N York. Exsixons, Sept d—Arr Ovi fous for Bordeaux. F farrrs, Stonii ‘Orr, to load, s G supposed for NYork, only Am "voseel, Sld 4th, bark’ Stamboul, Kenrick, Smyrna; 8th, sup Clinton, Deang to load, supposed for N York. JAMBURG, Sept S—Arr Surry, Norton, na. NG Horr, Sent 5—Sid Excellent, (from ettenbere) Boston, Lxcnorn, Sept 7—Bark Santee, Marston, for Boston, Idg. Sid autilus, Lincoln, Malaga; no date, brig Almira, York, Lopon, Sept 15—Burk Lanark, Vennani, for Boston, abt 20th, planta, Sept 2-Sid bark Tonia, King, Satyras, to finiah lg for on. Mastin, abt Aug—Ship Marion, Thompson, from Barcelona, suppored for N York. ALAGA, Sept Ship Sophia Walker, Wiswell, for Boston, abt 10th; barks Chaim, Bearso, and Columbia, Beecher, for NYork. same night; and many others. Sid Ist, brig Wakulla, Mulford, N ‘ork. Mabuima, Aug $l—Arr Enani, Cressy, Cadiz; Sopt 2, Amazon, Chase, Baltimore. VAVRMO, Aug W—Barks Frances Louisa, Mayo, for N York, lig Jive Gashie, Haynos.trom Catania, for Boston, {or New York} do! Dutchess, Lane, trom Marsala, arr 2d, completed er cargo, ana sld 29th for Boston. Morrannay Sept 12—Dato bras Koophandel, Remmers, for Phila, do. Boston, dp; Zodiacus, Popken, for . Rro Guexpe, Aug. 3, (received vin Pernambuco, )—Barks one Whorf unc; Hamilton. Hallet, do; Ezpelata, Harron, do; uac, Barstow, for NYork; brigs Chickasaw, Canltield, for Cowes and a mkt; BD Wolfe, Sturdivant, for Antec three eh ah, Woodman, une, Sid previously, brig Carrier, wen os Ayres. ps, Sept 7—Cld bark Dudley, Purrington, N York, Scuript, Sept —Arr Massachusetts, Sampson, Havana, Svea, Avg 27—Barks Tosco, Devens, and Catalpa, Watson, not commeneed disg; Osmanli, Gardner, unc, Trixste, Sept 7—No Am vessels. oy Warnen Poin, Sept §—Arr bark Brothers, Suilivan, NYork, Home Ports. AvExannRtA, Sept 29—Arr schs Susan, Boston; Easy, Phila- delphia. . Sept 28—Arr schr Clarendon, Pondleton, New York. ‘Bey ast, Sian, Rept Se Aer Wolg Lavels Haskell, Savannah, Returned, rH, Sept 2—Arr ell, Savani urne rig Wildes P Waiker, Edgecomb, for. Providence (not NY ork). Below, ship Trenton, Smith, 28 days from Newport, 7. Lesron, Septv—Arr barks Palestine, Herse; Laconia, Howes, Philadelphia; Elm, Taylor, do; bt Perry, Cape Hayticn; Teabella Reed, Rogers, Philadel barks Union, Kendrick, Baltis 'Nadiua, Cliffo: ia; brigs George Washington, Candage, Savannah; Rodolpn; ley, Philadelphia; Wm Pitt, Hall, ent, Baltimore; China, Stud} do. Oct 1, Arr bark Pico, Leckic, Messina; brigs iana, (of NYork) Kingsbury, NOrieans; Empire, Crowell, Phil jadelphia; sehr Hy ‘on, Crowell, do, Telegraphed, Br bark Eliza, from ignal for two brigs; one of them is large, full-rigged, ree Narrow white streaks; the other is aherm brig, den, Sid 3th nit, ships Sea King, Charlotte, Bratus, and from the Roads, bark Hy Ewbank. ‘Nothing 8a sailed on Sunday. bark America (of Boston), Mosely, Z pEaurivons, Get 1— Are, remen; schrs Milton, Hollingshead, Richmond; Margaret Ann, ae toe te etr aay S ane oe eg po d shi coming int le capes, . juniat smn itl iverpool; ‘Andalvsia, Wilson, do; bark Texidor, Snow, West Indies; sole E A Thomyson, Keene, Nassau, N P;’Sarah’ Katch (Br), Looke, Bialifax, N 8; Mary Elizabeth. Kirw: West Indies; Michigan, Terry, New York. Sailed, ship Andalusia, Wilson, Liverpool; schr Jenny Lind, (new). Cullen, —. CianiEston, Sept 2—Cld, ship H Allen, M’Munn, New York; sehr Ira Bilis irborn, New York. Sid, ship Alliance, Robin- Northern port; Abd- eon, Live! Hallet thKader, Brown, Philadelphia; Tra Bliss Dearborn, New York. Kasrront. Sept 21—Arr echr Matilda, Wooster NYork; 22d, brigs Ella, Pike St John NB, (and sld 26th for NYork); Amelia, Clark, do, (aud sd 26th for Boston); Druid, Shackford, do; 23d; brigs Olive, Sumner, do. Sid 22d, Baltimore; Arve, Bramkall, Alex NYork; echrs Mary Hammond, Philadeiph D B Kesler, New 26th, brigs Nora, (Nora,’ new, 140 tons,) Jordan, Alexan- ‘Azalia, Parritt, do; scbr Eether Eliza, Clark, NYork, ‘R, Sept2}—Arr bark Emma, Webber, Turks Island; Cooper, Georgetown, SC, £14 26th, brig Richmond, indie. _Guoucesren, Sept 28—Arr'schs 0 H Perry, Sullivan for Now York; Sarah Ann, Calais for do, New Beproun, Sept 20—Arr sehr Betsey & Deborah, Tripp, Nansemond. Cid! ark Norma, Smith, N York. Norro Ht 20—Arr schs Suffolk, Berry, New Bedford; Har- rivet, Crowell, Plymouth. Cid brig Quincy, Kimpton, St Johns, PR. Sid bark Orion, Pray, Cork In Hampton Roads—Ship Sebattes, Ward, for Liverpool, All the outward bound vessels have gone to sea to-day. New Onwrans, Sept 22—Arr ships Portland, (s) Place, Gal- Woronoko, Michener, 5, Damerscore, Osborn, hia; Yeston; R D Shepherd, Davis, Liverpool: Bornholm, Morrell, Liv- ; European Whiting do; Pharsalia, ——, NYork; barks Lantaro, (Sp) Sineal, Barcelon: hus, Decan, Philadelphia; field, NYork, Cid ships Columbiana, Mal: Jet, Liverpool: Lyons, Franks, Havre. Towed to the bar, 19th, ships Gov Davis, Carnatic; and to sca, berk Touro, schs Uncle Bill, and Jo-quina, PORTLAND, Sept 29—Are brie Frankfort; sobs Pi for NYork Cld Lagrange; Murch, Rondout for to, Robinson, and Example, Robbins, Machins ip St Louis, Dayle, Narblehead (with her Cadiz cargo Sanvwicn, Sept 25—3d schr Annabella, NYork. SaveM, Sept 20—Arr schr Pilgrim, Hughes, Georgetown, DC. Cid schr Mexioan. Simmons, do Savannaun, Sept 25—Arr, bark Vernon, Paxton, New York. prigs Jchn Enders, Johnson, New York; Macon, Shef- , do; American, Rors, do; shr ‘American Coin, Wiggins, Centrevitle Vessels in port, Sept 25—Lancashire, Hadley, Li Yerpook; Joshua Maura wtg; Hartford, Freeman, NY. Baris; Vernon, Paxton, die Backus, Porter, wtg; Sarah Sheat, Sands, do; H Dubignon, Cuilen, repz. Brigs Clinton, Androws, NY; Selma, Postell, Hoston; Josephus, Pitcher, dis; Virginia, Tredway, Boston; Harrict, Spinney, dis; Leola, Sykes, wig: Soha Enders, Johuston, NY; Alert, Millon, wtg; Atebafi a: 8} W Puler, Crawford, di ix (Fr), Vioerine, Nantz; Wave, Joline, dis, Sers, Julia Eliza, Highee, Phila; S Elizabeth, Blaok- burn, dis; Maria, Jobnson, wig: G Washington, Lightbourne, rep. Wasiinctox, NC—Arr week ending 27th ult, schs Harp, Wil- let, North River; Rough & Ready, Abbot, and Comet, Pagh, New York, Cid schs Independence, Styron, Gautier, and Star, Rod- gers, New York, Passengers Salled. BAvAsA AND New Oxnr Ax8—Steamship Crescent City—For Havane—F A Shuck, Wm MeMi'lan, Mr Degnon, James 0 Arrow: smith, David Here. Dallas Wood, MeSparrow, Mr McDernno’ Baiiini, Marini, Victe, Beneventano and. lady, Carberry ant attendant, Botesini, Arditi, Badiali, J B Mi » Francis W on and lacy, Polonini CL gad Charles 7; avd children, 3 Revalani, Sa, Sie Stephsnoni and mother, . Pratt, Gar} rioni, Recharini, Borrescaro, Lapersoni, P Morra, Alex ‘Holins. brun, E Bacon, and & Lewis. For Now Ozleans—J W Valentine, Henry nd lady, CL Carter, Thomas Wright, 8 Van Titte, Thoms I, Thomas D Cammack, J F Lovell, John Anderson, D F lan, Mrs Phillips and 3 children, W Strickland, Ad Monaawt, ‘in, Dacommean, Lofargre, Moses Rice, G Pollock, G Milsenterger. Mr Prehn, Mt Mills, JM Titus. Geo Robinson, Jol Laper, A Colley, P W Guerenger, O Tiblen, Ramund Fagen . W W Moutgomery, A Re verebon, Mr Massi and pry. Mr Giendy Burke and 8 ohildren, J Volent Labarne and lad: M Hall, lady and ol J Ke; lady; A Broome, Jr, lady and servant; Ira Smith and | Mr Huntington, lady and servant; Charles H Chureb, lady and ser- \: Mrs HB Anderson, ence Guerin; Capt Windle, lady, O children and servant; Mrs inne, Miss Mansey, Nathan Jarvis and jady, George W Johnson, N N Wilkinson, D'D Withers, Geo B Young, 8 Packwood, J P Labouine, Alice Walker, Miss Thrall, Capt Thomas Windsor, Charles Leighton, James Lyon, Beverl ’ well, Capt Payson, N Cue , Norman Whitney, Simmon. Bacon, pt A C Childs, J Barnett, Capt Bigelow, William F Weldon. In the stocrage—John Costa, AJ Cloutnan, Alfred Robin: Warren Hall, J Stephani, J Twoody, Intropedi, G Nenman, as Harvey, John Vrevland. Wm Dew. bridge, HB Purgusen. D MoGriley, Parme'ec, Martin hic Buck, JH gion Mr Bloom, Phillip Bort. E Jones, A Soranoni, Chas Motte, Louis Papil, Girmoohin. nace Martin, 1 Depnis MeCarty, L Berry, R D Cole, Jonn Bratty, Mr Hisys, wife and child, H Barlity, and H hay, Wouraron, Forte, A Passengers Arrived. 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