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(perenne oe acter, that all submission to him is out of the ques- von, Christ Church is the principal and most wealthy Episcopal Chureh ia the eaty,and Dr. Joana, their postor, deservedly stands at the head of the whole Protestant clergy of the city, as to el: quence, abihty and ardent, but im Bishop worships with crosses, iniges ond the difficulty arises irom thea refusing to low him to otheiate in Christ Charch with w they consider idolatrous muny Van Daniker, the police oth on Friday night last, Was st UNTELLIQZWE BY Tin Miia Our Wastlageon o> Ww The Slavery Question The Senate and the i mess— The Presivent’s A ‘The slavery i have-all yet to be acted uy pagced several of the small who was killed se have rhillsofthe aporopria- he W > ter, whilst evgaged ia beatiog her husbaad, The Hons, such as the West Porat Academy, the pea | deceased Was drunk at the time Wheu he attacked sion, and the fortiticayon bills ; but the army and | his brother-in-law, Robert Se being a very the y, and the post offi vil and diplomatic |i cupies five or six weeks. 1 a in the Ilouse, bave all . 1, nad upon ; and, as they we a! which, under the « Bouse, the Sen pleasure of the » sures. On the other hand, 1 for the compromi wwe all, theei- | Week and sickly man was receiving hard treat- | | mont at V. D.’s hands, when his wife rasned out and stabbed V. D. with a knife in the right sfde, | death in a short time. The parties elves up and a special examioation will ce tomorrow before the City Court ‘we large ships, one named the Sus nd the other the A. L. ot bigh water on urday ; | fromthe yard ef Messrs, Foster & i. r trom the yard of Messrs. Fitzgerald, Booth & Both vessels are fine speeimens of Baltimore marine architecture. of dieeussion | d 8 of bills, sivat in the rwait the 2 mae L. ree oy waiting snothing regort on the negro question 1 Ae ‘The murder of Mr. Henry Hammond, at Penny- of the comniitir port He: ‘9 | mansvile, in Hartford county, on Thursday last, is der to s the wh y sion, ede | the subject of much speculation, He was, at the braces the followmy time he was shot, surrounded by bis childrea in the garden; and it is now openly avowed that the deed was done by a brother as the avenger of his sister's ruin The sister had, on the morning of the deed, confessed to her brothers, that Mr, Hammond was the father of the child she was expecting to give birth to, They loaded their guns and proceeded to the vicinity of his residence, Where they were seen, but no one saw the gun fired. Our Philadelphia Correspondenee, Pumapeenia, Aug. 5, 1350. Death of Com Jones—City Mortality--Henry Clay--The Opera—Stocks, §c. Itis with great regret that I announce the death of Commodore Jacob Jones, one of the bravest and most accomplished oflicers which this couatry has ever produced. He died at bis residence in this city, ata Jate hour on Saturday night last—full of yeors, and full of honors. Commodores Barron er the territory of New Mexico, ay shove trode ia this district. further provisions for the re- mok tive slaves re bills covered the plan of the com- mittee of Uhinteen. The horrible mutilation of the great bill, embracing Calvornia, New Mexi-o, Texas and Unb, having d tbat. measure to Fs le tertoriel government tor Utah, leaves the following measures yet 10 be considered by the fen fornia w Mexico and the Tex#s boundary. Lhe slave trede in this Distriet The fugitive stave question California seems to b son very well, but may bly be supersec + duil, to-morrow, | snd Stewart were his seniors in the navy. I pre- to be introdnced by Mr vre government | some he will be snterred in the burial ground at- for New Mexico, h ement of the tuched to the Naval Asylum, where now repose | boundary, ¢ aud by and with the | the remains of Porter, Elliot, and other illustrious | concurring w au ordiv advice and conseut of, the Presidwat and his | heroes. cabinet, There appears to be no diminution in our bills ef mortality. Last week the number of deaths in the city and districts amounted to 285, viz.: adults, 933 children, 192. The Hon. Henry Clay will reach here at nine If such a course is adopted, we have no doubt it will be satisfueiory to the Senate; aud much more #0 to the South, than to push thongh California first—a proce w which rawht create distrast in pgard of the success of the ey measures of the The veteran patriot, orator, and statesman, will be warmly welcomed by the zens, without distinction of the Compromise bill has fairly opened the eyes of its opponents. They are willing now to concede that the bill was conceived in a spirit of wisdom and concession, and was in every respect calcu- The proclamation of Geiiitt Smith, ealling a convention of his undergrevud rrilroad allies, for further orgenizetions io steul off runuway slaves, bas very naturally excited a deep seose of indigna- tion ame outhern men: and will, no doubt, re= vive their demands for farther measures of ‘pro- tection and security of their slave property, ac- cording to the constitation, the law and the pro- phets, andthe Holy Bible ‘The warlike proceedings in Texas admit of no delsy. ‘Their legislature meets on the twelfth day of this month, te devise ways and means for m taining the claiin of Texas to the Santa Fé coun- try. To prevent them, under the present excites ment of the dispute, from going into extreme m the slaver issue. Mr. Clay will start for New York, on ‘ednesday. a renovating process. It is understood that Max Maretzek has become the sub-lessee of this estab- lishment. He will commence his operatic season about the middle of September, with Truffi, Ber- tucea, Benedetti, &c. If the season is not too sures, come Ccolemporane ctioa of Con; long, and the company not too expensive, Max neces: » and imperatively necessary, lookii may clear by the speculation about seventy-five the pacific adjustment of this question, by legisla- | doifar r night in specie funds, for the sxiall notes tive stipulations. Hence the importance of a bill, | fre to be diven out of ciroulation in this blessed as the first thing in order, providing a goverament for New Mexico asa territory, aad for the settle- ment of the Texas boundery. The slave trede in this district is an eye-sore to the citizens. The estublishinents of Messrs. Wil- liems, and Gannen & ( Maryland avenue, the former withia a stom owof the Smithso- se and diffusion of commonwealth after the 2ist of August. The Continental Guards, of Brooklyn, made their appearance in our streets this afternoon. They look like a serviceable bedy of men. Scarcely anything is doing at the Stock Boards to-day ; prices drooping. Bulls and bears are alike holding on for the next news from California and nian Institution, * for ty knowledge among men,” «re disagreeable exeres- | EetOPE fis thamealttiehibllee cences vpon the corporation, aud there are not a Interesting from the Capital. few strong Southern meu tp beth houses, who are [Correspondence of the Phila, Norch American } _Wasuineton, Angust 4, 1850. After consultation with his cabinet, the Presi- dent has determined upon the answer to be given to the letter of Gov. Bell, of Texas. Ia this an- ewer, the ground is taken that there has been no such usurpation of Executive power as been complained of; and that Col. Monroe, ia issuing the call for a State Convention, although acting without any orders or instructions, committed no violation of right, ashe was clearly entitled to do what he had done, in his individual capacity, when requested by the people of the territory. President Teady to co-operate in their eXtirpation. AS an exchenge measuie of compromise, the Commitee of Thirteen hove reporred a bill to abolish these slave- trading establishments, in con- sideration of the th Consenting to support the constitution of the Usited States in regard to fagi- tive ply for the more certain recovery of which they have also reported « bill, The abolition of the slave trade here woeld cut off an important nt of ebolition sgiteton ; while further secu- away slaves, against > of Gerrit Staith, would tend to quiet | Taylor's eourse is sustained in every respect, 80 Lana oer il i hud been indicated. As the question of | We think all these meesures can be passed by | Maintaining Ne ‘Was not mooted in Gov. Bell's letter, no decision has been expressed in re- gard to that subject. Mr. Pearce has abandoned the purpose—an- nounced in the Senate on Friday—of connecting together the questions of a territorial government for New Mexico, and the boundary line of Texas The bill which he intends to introduce to-morrow, willbe confined to the latter subject, and such matters as are necessarily incident to it. He pro- es to commence the line at the point where the 00th degree of west longitude is intersected by 36 deg. 20 min. of north latitude ; thence to run it due weet to the 102d meridian ; thence due south to the 52d parallel ; and thence, finally, iu a straight line to EI Paso, or perhaps, a little south of as to include the settlement of Eleazario. This proposition, it strongest objections Which have been urged both from the North and the South—the first because it does not arbitrarily divide New Mexico, as was compl«ined of in Mr. Clay’s bill; and the other by conceding territory between the northern line, pro- posed compromise plan of ones ae the parallel of 36 degrees 30 minutés. This ar- r ‘ment will E's to New Mexico all the vallies east of the Rio Grande, while at the same time it will preserve to Texas the control and juris- diction of her principal rive: head-waters and courses wit her own limits. Mr. Pearce’s bill will also grant ten millions of the Senate, seriutom—New Mexico and the Texas boundery—Califo-nie—the fugitive slave bill, and the bill bolishing the siave trade in this Distriet— ard as they hove all been thoroughly discussed, they need not require 4 month to dispose of of them by the Senate maters are in the hands of the ‘oper way would seem to be to let them so retowin, unul they act upon them, one wey or the other. Meantime, os the pate in the Lc riation bills must origi- apprept aod st pase that body first, juully expedient for the d fineh up the appropriations. pose of them by the time the Senate disposes of the slavery bills, so that when each house shell have finished the one series of mea- they will be resdy to wet upon the other class Is from the other house In this way, there is vet an opportunity within two months to dispose of the slavery bills, ful appropriations for U seem to be inclining to this Siner the defeat of the com- Iso a more liberal disposition manifesting iteelf among Nerthern men; and with # little cood manegement by the President of the United States, and « little assistance of the well disposed members of both Hoases, we think that syetem premise, usiness Mr. Fillmore has the game in his hands, It is | dollars to Texas, the consideration being two-fold ; charged upon him, ther by his advice to Mr. | first, the equitable obligation of the United State: Pearce, the compromise was defeated ; now let | to pay the public creditors of Texas, inasmuc him repair ell demages by putting his shoulder to | they appropriated and veded the revenues the wheel. pledged to the latter; and second, the absolute relinquishment by Texas of all claims or preten- tions to the disputed territos Mr. Pearce’s plan diflers of adjusting the vexed Our Battimore Correspondence, Bacrimone, August 3, 1850. The Democratic Convention— Division of Parties— Nommation of Mabe Turner. The Coaventton of the Democracy of Baltimore, which met yesterday ofternoon, for the second time, to endeavor to orgavize and proceed to the nomination of a candidate for the mayoralty, af- ter continuing in sesei til 9 o'clock last night, broke vp in ar though it may be truly said that the whole semeion Wee ene continuous row. The delege'+s consisted of 45 friends of the nomination of J. Mabu » Turner, and 50 opposed to Turner, though divided among several candidates. From the Fourth ward there were two sets of delegates claiming seats one set in favor of Turner, and the cther opposed t The settling of the right to these ‘aon which rested the nomination or re jcetien of Mr Turner was the cause of the diffi- culty, and a more perfect — of Pandemo- nivm on « small seale could not have been pro- duced At® o'clock from the conve: h the from any other scheme boundary question which sent informed, offers a reasonable t of leading to a settlement of the difficulty, as it will way hy the Dee of the Northean b enw 4 who voted against the compromise, as well as tl Senators from Texas 4 rnom HavaNa.—The following taken from the correspondence Been of war Le been ae ee the navy yard, and are now being pre to take a ca of timbers to Spain. The Pierro it was intended to send home also, but information from your city of the pie here. Ontli f plan for the defence of Cuba—Portif- catien of naval stations at Bahia Honda, Nuevitas and Nipe, on the north coast; Cumberland Harbor, St. Jago and Cienfuegos, on the south coast; mak- ing, with Havana, sever. Cost nine millions of the Turner delegates withdrew ion, and proceeding to a public | ghoorhood, reorganized They A line of eight forts around the harbor of Havana, to Fort No. 4, and the then admitted to sears the five Tarner bee gy ware Cost five mill of dol ie BR a ruled at 4d. There was no change in rates to from the Fourth ward, and also tive from the Atthe six naval stations other than Havana, Cslifornie. m Thirteenth ward, faversble to Mr. Tarner, mak- | navy yards with docks to be erected, costing four |, Pavrt.—Sales of 240 boxes of raiving were made at ing in.i| filty-five delegetes-« clear mayority of | mihions, The naval force to be increased to #280 and 10 — te whole convention was then dee the democracy J Mabury Turner, Esq. red by seclamstion the nominee of Dattimore forthe mayoralty, A twenty-five steamships and vesecls. Cost twenty mil to be constructed from thirty-five sailin, A central rail Maisi to V Clara, commiltce wae appomted to draft an address tothe | aud from Guenajay to Cape San Antonio, with ending holders of linseed were _ sud band of music to attendance, escorted | twelve lateral branches to the principal ports. Cost asking 0c hi nyention, with about 300 ethers, to the resi- | forty millions. A telegraph of towers and poles with — been effected, denee of the nominee. He was informed of his | working arms to be erected along each coast from oF *mall parcels uncer ive nomine'ion, accepted it in a brief speech, and invi- | port to port. Cost $300,000. rie telegray good, ne monet’ ted oll bends to a most bountiful entertainment | slong all the lines of railrond. Cost $100,000. The | @* Dele, closing Srmer, With on ie: srepered for the oecasion, and two barrels of the to be inereased to 30,000 men, and the militia seat Monengehela was used up ina ae be- or to 28,000: this will incur an outlay of four millions. sides # plentifal supply of the substantial Total cost of preserving the Island, ‘On the withdrawal of the Turner de! tobe taived by & loon in England, a te feet balence of the convention immediately | for by an increase of fifty per cent in the revenue | the oppoeing cleimants from the Fourth ward, and | of Cuba by new taxe jnct of the railroads adjourned uptil Monday afternoon next, so that the | and telegraph, preduct of the mail service to be ren. | friends of Mahe Turner, the mutton-butcher, have dered by the war steamers. stolen amearch on their opponents, It is now evi- With the exception of the steamers there are dent that there will be two more democraic ean- | now but two American vessels in port—the brig didates, and probably two whig and one temper- | Coral and schooner Yankee Blade. This is an ance candidate, so that some fine spot is ahead. event that has not before occurred since ) B This difficulty, it 1 conceded on all hands, will | is te there are so few, for from the exiati give the whige the mayersity, and rain the | excitement on American ship-master is not safe. few days since as Capta: oapeet of the democracy to elect their candidate | ¢ governor. Ko aie Barrimons, August 5, 1850. The Democratic Squabble, §e. Great efforts are making to quiet the storm that hae broken out among the democracy, relative to eelf pushed and his hat kicked into the street. | Iteee | also considerable fever. the nomination for the mayoralty. The seceders | The porter of the British Consulate was killed from the convention, who nominated J. Maybory } two nights since and the Consulate robbed. Turner, seem disposed to stand by their nominee, Hoxes of papers were broken open and their whilst Major Wat = principal oppenent for | contents scattered, but the thieves obtained the nomination, invites him to withdraw in favor of po money. A trunk left by Lady Mary ‘Wortley, and aid to have contained a pertion of ladyehip’ , was rifled. Suspicion rests some new man, whose name has not yet been | e jewelry negroes, mentioned. The parties are to held separate meet- | ber ~ se the . uj a which it seems, the por- ing tose, Behore’ a? the ‘<r 1) iar bed’ been in the abit of allowing to assemble Church, to whom was referred the long-standing there in the evening for the purpose of gambling, difficulty between Bishop Whitingham, of Mary- | end four of them have aon orn apes | land, aad the pestor and cong of Christ who was an old negro, was yy ened, and eany action stabbed thi and one Britieh frigate Indefa » arrived yesterday gation and past of | tom Liaven. Hl oostd o large feat le to collect private and clerical ohar- | here. Choreb,of this city have refused to tal in the matter he © thie chureh hold yy contempt, beth as te supposed, will meet the | by including ‘their | yet been presented, and, so far as I am at pre- | of the New Orleans Picayune, dated July 20th:— | paration of more expeditions will Keep her j TT AT NRE RCE NTR AE RENE ON A Moeigour, the & hotre and wegou furiieie | tered by his wife's six | deputy clerk ot the bourd for permanent use of nt | Retenned and the | | | | | | | o'clock this evening, in the boat from Baltimore. | Fourth und reat mass of our citi- | Twenty-ninih street, bet party. The defeat of | | | | | | | | cargo of cod consisting of 700 quivtal: Other descriptions have been mueb t in our Inet, Frevown Rates wore firm to Liverpool for cotton at doilars. j commencing at Castillo del Principe and continuing for flour, ire city of Havana to be | goods were taken for Ginegow wt 268, To Havre, cot- ful but w deney ebarer a fair inquiry salve were made ot | 460 St 6% a OT c. for goed to prime. Holters of | ill, of the Coral, was , | going to his boat justafter nightfall, he was as | saulted from behind, repeatedly struck, and him- | cholera is still prevailing in the city, and | with great violence mm some paris of the country.— | more malignant than formerly. There is | | Nos. 35 33 Common Coane, Boaky kN AveusrS — lot meetag of the sta- Ou meter erica wo kin was appoiuted | Altermaa abocace of A pent mols \ engineers to have a he chief engineer. Re Pention of Eibridge G. Butdwia to be appointed Ref rnd Maitioad Company nave in the streets. Penuow of the Hadeon Rive Pet cloy Penien oh he men ber the Fire Deparine nt, to belo ger Aldertnan the legal rignter toe cs tents of Nioh ward, fora soap exempt members of 1 Wa. W. Trakler Jottou te ascertaia (ouoal ever the Dew York ¢ i vad withio the ety ‘There D Abvlber reroiutior 1x vate of fare on rail LOeds EHTEL ahd poor though the eny. Re- tensed A leportto pay Genera | emmeniion en tee ana d Keport us Paved et pated a Work boure A report in be heed at the foot & Sen Lore Report im tavor of paying Or. Trapnagen, $300, for biv cerviees ot H gov steetexplosion, Lost. The Board then nojoorved. BOARB OF ASSISEANTS ALDERMEN. This branch of the cuy legislature uit yester day afternoon, Pirseni, (ie Presideutinthe chair, wud a quorum of mensbers in their places, PRTiTOAS A petition was preseuied from D. Randolph: Mar- tin, tisking thet the water ow buih sides of piers wud 39 Nerth river be deepened. Re- ferred to Committee ou Wharver, Piers, and Slips Petivon ot hdwarnd Deuysey and others, for oil lamps un Fortieth, Porty-sccoud, and Forty-fitth uinet Lee, $235, for 75.000, by loan to build od. ad oul Witaue Semich Ww sticets, Keteried Peution of Alexonder Murray and others, to have Phurieth otreet paved from Sixth to Seveath avenues, Relered KES OF COMMITTEES. Report of Commie ou Or tuiauees, in favor of sce to Hil in lots ia blocks between avenues b and O, aid First and Second avenues, eed Thinecuih Fourteenth streets. Adopted, Dat Coumut iu favor of concur rence to fill in lots betweeu the old Post Road and Fint avenue, und For and Forty-ninth sireets Adopted. Alo fill in lots between exingion avenues, and Thirty-tirat Als», on gouth side of a Kighth and Ninth and Thirty-third streets avenues. Adopted i Report of Committee on Police, in favor of ap- nung an extra deotman to the Third station ouse of the Twelfth ward. Adopted. — Report of Finauer Committee, concur to sell lated to settle the great questions growing out of gore of Jand at Mawhattanville, between Seheffelia and Lawrence street, 10 George N. Lawrence, for | such price as shall be taed by the Commissioner The Chesnut Street Theatre is now undergoing | of the Sinking Fund. On coucurrence, eoncur- red in. Report of Commitiee on Streets, in favor of pav- ing a space four feet wide io Bethune street, be- tween Washingron and West sureets. Ad 5 Same Commutee, in favor of aie ‘enth street, between Third and Fourth avenues — Adopted. ‘ ; Report of Comnnttee on Streets with ordinance to regulate and eet curb and gutter stones and pave caninge way and side walks ia Twenty fifth street between Ninth and Tenth avenues. Adopted. A communication was ieceived from his honor the Mayor, rewruing with tis objections, the ordinance tw regulate and grade Forty-ninth street from East nver to the Fitth avenue. A communication was received from the Com; troller, asking an additional #ppropriation for 1850, as follows:—For road and canals $10,000; for wharves, piers and slips, $10,000; for contingent expenses of Common Council $5,000—with aa ordi- nence therefor. Adopted. KESOLUTIONS. A resolution was passed to the effect that the Common Council meet in front of the City Hall at three o’clock on Tuesday afternoon, to receive the honor of a marching salute from the Burgesses Corps of Albany —_———— CITY IRavE REPOR®, Mowpay, August 5—6 P. M, The cotton market was without change in quota- tions, while rales were made rather mote freely than were effected om Saturday, The market for com- mon and straight grades of this State and Western fleur waé firmer, with » fair amount of sales There ‘was no change in pure and extza briodé, There was buts emall business in Canadian, a the decline in comm ate apd Wentera last week went far to sup- the export demand in its place. Southern was steady, including a small lot uew Petersbarg and North Carolina at the price stated below. Beyond alot of common Genesee, we beard of no sales of wheat, Corn continued firm with fair sales at about the olo- fing fater ef Buturday Pork was dull, with small sales ip lots at rates stated below. There was no change of mement in other articles of provisions, Sugars were steady with fair rales to the trade, trans. actions being coufined obiefy to that trom New Or- Keane and Texas, Coflee was quiet. Asues —The mark rather easier for pearls, with rales of 75 bbls. wi Pots were in moderate re- quest, WIth sales of 80 bls. at $6 1255 9 $6 1 Barapsrer Pievr— Tbe transac’ of this exeved 6 (00 bbls . including Canadian, at $4 87) a red 425; mixed Wertorn and $4 75, straight Michigan, 87 No 2 superfine. at $4 0 $ ou State, at $4 564 0 ‘M4i round hoop Uhio, ®» $5; and pure Geno- & better inquiry roved quotations, come 1.400 bois. at $5 250 $5 50 to good straight brands; also, North Carolina and Petersbs A less buoyaut ferling prevailed d to 150 bbls. Aye Piewr, and sales by f ) hs » Meal was in very bad supply, i. orsey sod | at $2 ST a $2 91 and anxiously looked About 100 bbia, Jersey at $3 ‘as held 2 SL, The ile the was also the supply, Bales + common Genesev, supposed at $1 26, for an Kastern wns there are exe. rable portion exhibited some anaiety to have kept out of market ine will be received by the hoped, wilt give them a still ate in The Corre was selling ina small way at B-1€d., at which some engagements were Bome of the vessels arked quiet Kosin was held at $1 25 $1.25 for Wilmington, and DL eents out and better de ido for Ubic au drelped riptions were in 1) +. tor State 32 Troe angnnna, Aw , 4; 160. Fennaytye i 1 do MF Dh Kav) 1 OTe B50 cond Board—W' rs heading my & Ambar Kestront c's. Wi; Behe | 34: $800 State O's, GBI do, Girard 6 24% $100 Com: Tenney cade 'Bastrens, & Bank, iM. Prvvapenenna, & quiet dey, The salr to the current big! change. There ia seme little inquiry fcr provisions at jour Sigures, Whiskey is et We for bbls and de. Telegraphic Re ports, Daw Onveans, Avgust 1. 1850 The «eles ot tobaeco during the lart threw days wer 140 hos ; partioulare are suppressed, ar rm. NO 1M provemaut tu eolten siace the pews arrived Flour is sfiil depreciated. bbls shipped to Boston yosturday ; re $4 a $450; new Bew wheat sold yexterday at pool, 5184. for cotton ; to Bosten, 20 0. Bavrimone, August 5 1850 The flour sales sum up 3000 ddls Civy mille av $6 50 Grata is unchanged. 1050 beeves worn offered 200 driven to Philadetphia: 400 fob bh 3 a eer ears d at $22) a $3 on nett Marited. On Wednerday eveving, Juty 31. by the Rov. Wa. W. Kverts, Mr Avusne Wo Avamy, to Miss Euteanera, Fravets Le Uount, all of thisel'y ugueth, at Crinity Church, by the Ht the Rev Winurea B Linc Priveipal of MoGull College. Mont cldert daughter Of the late Rey, Robert £ ral On Monday. August 5. at Trinity Church, by the Rev Dr Weston, Mr. Wor, Bo Decay, of Brooklyn, to Mite Launa & Youns, ot Augusta, Georgia. Geen gia papers pease copy On Meuday. August 6. by tke Key. Wm. Starrs, Mi- ChakL Oosnky. Jr. to Miss Maur J., daughter of the late Jobo 8. Sullivan Beq., all ef thiv elty, Died, On Sunday afternoon, Augast 4, after a severe and protracted luess, Bo aged 24 year, Hie relatives aud tr ‘of his uncle, Daniel Comstock are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from his lets resideace, 18) Cherry street, at 4o'eleck, thivafterveon, On Sunday, August 4, after along and sevore illness, Fanny V, wife ot Homer Tilton, aged 60 yours, 4 months. and 16 days The friewds of thy family. and those of her sons, Al- bert H., George B.. Eawnrd L. avd Lawson V_ Tilton, are respectfully invited Lo attend ber funeral. from hor late residence. 10Y Le Roy street, Ubis day (tuesday) at So'clock P. M., without farther invitation Her re- Mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Keeton papers please copy On Sun Jey, August 4, Avva R. Heanenr, wife of Charles U. Herbert. Fuveral té take place on Tuesday, 6th inst., at half- Past Z o'clock P.M, hom 44 Frauktin street to Greea- wood Cemetery Friends of the family, aad members of St, John’s (Masonic) Lodge, No. 1, are respectfully inked to stand. : Philadelphia papers please copy. Budden y,on Monday August 6, Mrs. Wivirnen, wife of Joseph Hare, aged 35 years The relatives aud friends of the family, and members of Ark Lodge, No 28, I. 0, ot O. ¥., and Chose of the Emmet Mutual B. B Society. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral without further invitation, om Tuerday, the 6th inst., at 10 o’elock, trom ber lute resi- denen. (6 Mote street On Monday, August 5, Crxus D., infant son of Corne- lius and Phcebe Van Bickle aged 1 year, 8 months, aud 15 days, * The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his faneral, from No. 162 Bar- Tow street, this day (Tuesday), at 9 o’cluck A.M. On Monday, August 5, An» B. Buxserr, wife of John R. burnett, aged 22 years, and 6 days. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday af- ternoon, at 3 o’rlock, from her late residence, No. 162 Evsex street. without further invitation On Monday, August 6, Eowann BE. Litixosrow, aged 65 years ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral. trom 21 Catharine street, at 2 o'clock P.M. On Monday aiternoon, August 5, Jon, youngest son of Peter and Louisa L. Bissell, aged 1 year and 4 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 6 o'clock, from ‘209 West Twenty. elgbth street. near Eighth avenue, On Thursday, July 4. at Saguala Grande, Cubs, Mer. Jasine Gitsagatn, of cholers, in the 28:b' year of bis age. Weekly Keport of Deaths In the City and County of New York trom tho 27th day of July tothe 34 day of Men, 93; Women, 71} Boys, 197; sae. cam rence tonsa Be cere moma 3 =: r! tFs A Germany, 21; Pranee, dies, 1; Unknown, 3. tentiary. Bisekwoll'e THE LATEST ADVICES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, ReCRIVED aT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Aveusr 5, 1860, the Ocean THR ATLANTIC MALL ae ™ rR. SAIL FROM AMERICA. G Leal bad >) he RR POOR. Mav Ceews, Sept 7 aly 18 Wroshineten, Rioyes duty ave By cane His oe Comat Malthe dety | Ate, Seda > 10 SAIL FOR NEW YORE. VOM CKAG HER. + ni ‘TO SAIL. FROM NEW YORK. POM OMAGH RS. Frpore City, 1 Wilsom, Aug 13 Joly 2 © ®, uly 28] Chorckee,f Windle, Aug 13 Pivnoebphie.. » Bue | Aug Ls swpaw City, Wik une! F Pearson, vine 46,1 Sehencit une | Cres City, t Stoddara, une 2, une | Obie, Scbenek, 4 bampten, *T. touch at Sorthamp- (Evy) on the 24h of each “4 merth, 1 the Obie aed Georna toueh at Charleston, Saran~ aah, Hevans, ard Orleans, and comnect with the Fi ton, (Eng) en route ty Bree m 1 The Empire City, Cresent City, Cherokee,and Phil phin) touch at ‘Kingston, Ja- maice MARITIME INT HLELIGE HOR, Port of New York, August 6, 1850, Sum rere, 500) nou exe. ’ SUN sere 27 oben waren, 738 Uleurea. Stcamer—Obio. Brow: Ships~-Elize (rem), Ermeralds, M bk seu Francisco, on. Hiewen, Henohen & Unkarts J Ogton; Helene (Be), Var adi & Schumavier, aagow, A Wonthnll; sus; Jasper, Hasty, Janne Live a, Bt Jobn. NH, E | on; Exoel, Tal aemut York 0, Pitadel pal Réwards, Malaga, MM Freeman & Co; lerer (Br), Reeves, St Johws CR, LM Aitken, General jor, Vater, Savannah; D. & haciocron; % » Robinson, da; Mere t Malliok, Biwell, Nortoligg Wire, Torrey, Boston. ~ Arrived. Bayk Freia (Nor), Walluc, Dramman, ‘and Ley passengers tt { Posomac, 62 days, with , 2dyas. Brig ress, Boone. Caliix, dare, Biryg Hudvon. te tert, Calais, 4 days. Brig Wilberfore (31 )' Britain, Pievou, Brig Denmark, Woot bur Brig B Ys ung, MoCursy Brvehr Provideuce, MeMahon, Hal N83, 119 days, with umber snd fish, fo Soule Whithes & C0 Sebr Exen plan (Br), Smith, Windacr. N3, 13 days, Teworgen EMsworth, 10 day : phim. Lord, Bilswo rth, (0 d: Fi Sehr Cornels, Youn Sehr John, Sehr Ambassador, Herrigk, Machi! Sehr Zulette Lukin, Machins, 13 day Schr Traveller, Abbott, Bar gor, 12 da; in for water, Sehr Tunis Bodine, Predm utior, Oaluis, 10 dave, Schr Exoh-nge, smith, Machias, 10 days Sebr Kungh ond Ready, ~———, Machins, 10 days, Kebr Ashland, Vater or, 12 days. BSebr abbott La Allen, Bestou, 3 di Sehr J Cooley & Co, Eldridge, P Schr Pemtrer, ——., Bxstpor Schr Berry, Freeting, augusta, 6 da Schr Jacob Hudson, “mito, with mdse, from ship TMoonde= Togs, ashore near Firé Island. dep Charles, Rhodes, Providence, 2 days. Below. Br brig Herbert, from Oporto. Balled. Ship J W Fannin, Morris, Gaiveston. ¢ 5—Wind at sunrise, calm: meridian, NE, and light; calm, Avs. at ow Pelegraphic Marine Reports. ; lumens. fon. Seapmenter tenis more °) o, Cirade, and Sen Mark, Pale ambuso. via St Jobns, + Wain, Honduras; sches pany. Bawsren, Aug. 3. Banoon, Aug. % Arrived—Brig Jas Crosby, N York. m im, Diowro: 3 Arived—Scbrs Atlentic, and Citizen, Baltimore; sioops Byron, and Barber, NYork. Sailed Sd—Sehrs A Barnett, Erapiro, and Syrea, Philsdel- phis. Arrived—Brig March Speke dune 7, N, tere 101 inett, of Went jattapoisett with 20'bbla. Cloured S4—bark Junius, Indian Ocean. Sid ship Mont~ polier, North Paesfic, Arrived—Sloop Gazelle, N York, Provmenor, Ax. 3. ‘Klin, Cherrystone; Ginss Blower, |, Philadel; ak ghia; Empire, Al- Ron th Bark Acadia, Charlotton; sohrs Tease Hinok- ‘Tames River; Jobm Bewmer, Namcemend; D.C Mead, seh, W P Corbett. DR Thompeen. Oregon, Phil hia CW Beatieg, Albany; slovpe Riceee Bu . LAND, Aug. 3. ym Arrived—Bark J W Dyer New York: eee Sedaco, Matwa- Rishipond: Vietor, New Yor ved th—bark Votacia, Matanzas, Barem, Aug. 4. Arrived—Schr 8 Castn: Eaileo— is J uasell, eey Taylor, New York. S orelgn Malls. Levran Base per accamer Anis, for Halifax Liver- 1, Will close at the Exehange Keading Room (67 ) , August t, at quarter before 5 o’clook. Letters paid te destination. pre: Leiter Hage for Burana, Chagces, Lims, Valpa- co, Sandwich Irlands, sndihe Pacing, lave or ths Sgr joe, on Tuesday, Ang. above Letior tings are alec at Kenyon's, 0 Wall street. 50s Pw Aug Se ohn W Anatonn, French Santiven tetoe Wergland (N ‘gon, Newons- Charleston: Sontower, Sheer, fe operas Wilmiags iekon, Laake, Banger: Harries & Anas, Ireland, nan, Best, Hartford; Liberty, Weeks, Pro- Stout, Boston; Vandalia, Stout do; Chief, “Chickopoe, Emory, and Alabama, Yates, W svain Townsend, Vandalia, Stous, bute ca toy, ry re, ‘eeks, Brow nt, Burtford; Wissahickon, Leaue, Miscellanecow Siar Farny Fonkeren (of Boston), Sweetli San Francisco vin Honclula, atrwek upon. & tee! near Wh a, soquemes badly. She would be hove out, caulked amd cop- tig the rest of her car- completely spoilt and bage being partially dama- Her repairs would amownt to nd wt the acest date, Way It. it tinue her voyage im Abowt three sailed from Port Tonta, Tale of Francs, airet lot april fcr Ragland having Gowaged ‘abou 10 Bots dour om hery ef Bank Vexmon, MeKay, of and for New York from Mani- weeks Daax Travers da, april oy. broek May 12, wi of all her topmaste, le she wo be discharged and hauled Jato the rv Try, and would be detained about as long os the * Buse Are Me from Por for before reperted shardoned at sem was owned by fone, abu prim ipaliy Insured at Lexington, Ky. ‘There was $1,400) insured om cargo at Lae rdana. Scum Saran Nast, Gilohrist, from Bangor for Provi- dene, (was reported cid for Philadelphia) leaky and part of crcw Heh. pCinse Porland Wie ult, and is auppesed to delphi from Newbu: t, om *'skint Great Egy Uarvor, ‘wae ering tbe foremast ani fore top= ti hands on deok, but without ia- Sreaeen Din i norom, Leizhton. hence for San Joan, CA, whic eo lew wailed testom 20th, for Coal and repairs, © Lownos. July 16—The remainder of the crew (1 Ler) aud six passengers were taken from the Madu: ore 2 tre «for Rosterdam. March 27, lon 76 B, by the Columbus, of Newburyport, or ANCW ich veasel wha jm aleaky state, and AreatM T proceed te the Maaritius. W—The Selimany, Dawson, of Bom! aghOV8h: uly 15-08, Manuel OrSix, from Antworp for Car~ Br Forrone Jstamp, Joly 2-~Brig Sansuel Potter, Hill, from altimere, dirg. Farmourn, Joly 1T~Are Aeve, Stor; a Ith, Loman: Doane, (trams Mavecs) tackee e D Augusta, ‘Nemdorson, Oar= 0. ton, Williams, and @sy arr Goh. gh Lith, beg fom Mar- Mary, (Be) July} fark Byrnes.” Nwsti for Sumatra unc. Sid 9h, bay Ship Lady Knizht, Chow: het ine, Raitt, for doy ge andy; Har jzaheth. Wilson, for 4o, With. vert. July 12— Sth, Re Meson. . for Loveland, Cardiff and B va~ hieere aur; C&M Clark, (exp aly Meare Ashlaud, “Iarcing, St John, NR, Boxe Kosa, Max, 23—ship Sicphon Ler Clark, from Novwensrle, Ri J. Somner, from ake et, for Saag Yah and Sibgapore, a old “roms father, Now Olena Rv ore: Sheridan, Boston . Mann: tn. Chaglesoa5 16th, Ripley, regen, N¥ork. ld, Snow, NYork; 19th, Lauder annock, Curbing, for NYork. Idan, mas, ty re Lonnon, duly ii jor Boston, lug AG Hill, Thomas, eo do (latrer commenced idg lich), Marilto, Meriitl, trom Uavana vie Palaouth, arr fsih; Yoratown, Fe diel, 1 do 23ch; n= jor NYork 2Ist; Southaraptom, Morg tre: k Vor Ag w, aod but baok ANGELL, July 9— load tor U States. > ‘Adv, Oronl boy f Ww al. ipaers alairs, to x NOrloans: Andrew Ring, for N¥ork. Mrsuxa, Suly3—No am veeelan ne OF for Boston Navins, July 6—Brig he keaiedon, al . Bra ter, for Newroxr, Joly it—arr Hy Warre: ry. Std 17th, Alexander, Sanford, City Point,’ Ben do. Ny (£) July 19~-Bark Pilgrim, Boston, Pour Mauritius.) May 11—Ship Columbus, Bny By Depry ed ogi ag] Oth, bark Lheatns, Mere jand, Lait cargo engee par ed her anchors dering come ‘absequently went on shore, the master, hit Acme Daacongere, drowned . ried her chains, went ashore and filed; 8 OURRE lot, halemen. BF See toloeraphic Marine Reporte. Ship Siam. Willieme, fem Boston (Apt 26) for Singapore’ May 25 ter fo Ship Nectt Kemhs tat pquelia, May 245 @ re, wee = Gov ‘Brizes, from Mere Gill, Creckott, from Bangor for Mont ' 17, int Si 08, ton 71 56, ra ‘Am ship Clinet, Plory, from N Eyporteths May 4, ship Cynthia, r or Barest Wits (ng ald yt Beth Ter ach Huby Bophranta: Bwseton, dos dene f hemey ke Groves) des La Plath, Bertram, Salem Feb 22, vie Joely 12-08, Saone, Sargent, from London for gar, Jel ier ee Crore, Baten tees ‘S14 14th, . Neve. Cadia. nigh Sly" oe hess aati, trom ore. jarehal Ney, NOvieans (before siouiss Lapiogs Nantes. ait lothy aame- tile, Ciathorne, Marshal Her. Gabdriate, Ra- Heeoett ze arendghly ama Laure, fr NUrlonae, Achar, ‘ ror ; one. Brita ce ceea a sans for Phuladelpttah Praetasees, fot 20—Bhip Trask Walton, Plammer, from Liv- po load tei im hewes, vec TArenmo, July 5—Barks Wagram, Elwell, trom Messini ies, Union, Hersey, fur NYork, du; drig Guisseppina, (Sic, jo ANG, June 5—No Am vesscls. Sid May 25, ship Leodes, Hoste avans, pict Popken, for us, (Dares dine, (Durek) Poy Boston, 12 or phen, for do, 10 follow the T. Sourmawrron, July 17—Arr Hermann (s), Crabtree, Bre~ men for N York Sauna, July 16—Arr Massschuao’t Suvn 1} 6—-Barks Chicora, Hodedo. Joe NYorw, do; brig M Bs io, Landaas, Boston. U2, (Tenorio). no date--Arr Fr ship Cescatore, vre for San Francizoo, B, A Lorena, Urquhart, NYork, York, rr a nen an me rae eh 2 elena, Lan rk (br) 40 vin’ Witampos, Cand walled trom latter sugeves Snape to June 1-Sid bark Lucy Elisabeth, ‘Troon, July 6—SId Ai Pree Otay Sw: . Ames, for Lezhorn, 20 load ting, for Philadelphia, uno; vans via Ccwes, do: John Welsh, for Philadelphia; Chilton, Whit Malvern, Jarman, d ‘Amanco, July 4—Sehr only Am vessel. va xb, July 23—Bark Kexia, Kendall, for Boston, next dey. ‘Wuawroa, May 22—Ships Geo Washington, Woldrodge, and ard, Cole, for Bombay, dg; bark Maria. Mastisoa, from Shanghai via'San Prawcitoo, ¢0 finish ldg for NYorks takes ane ten: sche India, Crosby, doing hothing. Sid-apl 29, barks Haar ila Welsh, Mantis, to 00; ‘antao, Johuvon, N York, Mantis. ie S—Cid schre Planter, . Eliza Matilda Boston: sloop Jams Hehnect. Providence, osx: oh Orr barb. Xi chi Pailaselphia; Resa) art jaolaa, rd, Paila wry, Ta asco; Mi Ci San Ui tom, Allen, Vhiladeiphin: sehrs Jae GK Wilmington, NO: J & W Brricks pasta ed Pail sebra October, erson, Richmo cent anon Maria, Kelley. and Fraablia, Burgess, ). N¥ork, am Belle, Baxter, do, Sid sum- jay, in tow of stenmer Llornet, and went to sea, bark Raco~ se orembian, and cwo Urige anknows, comais tm Nantasket Girard, Mary, brigsG alan Wanderer, ealled from below en Saturday, Key Went and Havana ieee Bh rey Liver ely eo caS EL ae Froth Liverpocl, wigs beige samt, Cop) Barcelona, wte:; Dioes, (Sp pel) Yih, for Gcmmerce, (ueteh) Scubiacen, for Sage la Grane, Hg: La gem. Knapp. from NYork, 4): Argus, Ketn, trom’ Segue Grey Tarr, Goal for Provisence, i: Gotha. (Sw) Nevaste ready; Captaia, (Br) tosh, for kt vor- ate siete ie PA , Coming OD. bhipe Uromven, tro from Divas ropean; Sp Leaitad. Towed to axa 2:4, ship Ni id stenmebip Pestland, Booher, walves- hip Joreph a a Sk tebe ernie Mier arc , Wusscil, 40. ia Pete pe Champion, Albany, Rew Lownon, J—Art sobre Superb Pall River b 5 2 me ‘Unens, Nerwieb for do; was Brown, 6 ¥ Vi hein for Banger fet» Southors art}; 4 ington, Priva) brige Jane, Trink- 4 60 ul Wonton, r kore son. Salem: ; f =a) Flowers, Nor 'Cld tomy marta, ” » 8, u of bor te igaece ear ea karan rhe oe ; saten WY, sy vor dt wee J DeRosset, Jones, © MORE WOULD 0 him for the e oo wake: Tine they tony folg tren nth Ietrom 88 Tee WS WOW TA wi * y consulted om wi be cures withoe! me ry Ee .. aren D* ts4e4,s00% gr Dm Pugs Mie peagt ea (Se = By Peccsulaniyae = gee alae, in aed [id Sine etsy elect aha aN Sears a