The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1850, Page 8

os Tren. IGENCE BY 'T E MAILS, Wasnine Tos, Evening Chapter ers Still Aluud—Southon Caucus— Thirty siz Thirty—Scuthern Mectings—The Lust Effurt on the Omnious— Mr Dickinson's Postion—Mr. | Foote’s Apyrrhensions, Se. § We have w glimmering of daylight—a break in the clouds—a pause in the storm; bat still the thunder is muttering in the horizoa, ominous of the fermenting of another tempest In brief, there ne ws to be another siroggle, the closing contest in | The altra | Congress on the slivery question friends of Caistornia, appear to be resolved oa her admission as speedily us possible, this session, and upon this issue the South are runply required to submit or resint Subm Nashvisie c erm legislature ings, wud of the the | athe it | an abandonment of who ot the resolutous ol =o the de ctrines of Southern m as of Southera meabers requires claret — A Giimmer of Dasliahee taal ) from three Os. —Bales ot 10.900 gallons were made of English Tux Travian Orena ot Mmsoed at 780. Holders ut the olosw, were asking 790 splendid perfor mancer h tronpe, fince their sejourn in this metropolis, snd tour thouswnd persons have witaessed | there representations of the lyriosl drama, Last | ever, *t Puritaut? awakened the witols | | night, | musical enthurisem of the city. Not less than six an e orations saa A $837! for 50, Boot was eh wales of USO bbls at | 930" sivas. cot mess were dull an | thourand persons were present. #hd by some the pam. ne Ont meate were uachanged Sal ber wascomputed at tevem thousand or more. The | of 40 hbda dry sulted hams ste Pickled ham opera went off brilliantly in every department wad | dull of sale Lard was in limited request, with aates vole Steffanou! was very grand, brilliant aud impres: | @¢ BVO bbis. and tiercesaté%o 26%,0.; 100 half bbls at rive ip the mad scene, aod sustained ber character | Te. and 200 bbis, grease at 5350. Buiter and choose threu,hout with wonderfal agility Savi never ap. | were not altered | pane greater advantage The very pertection of Svcans were more active, with sales of 409 hhds. xl education shone inevery phrase aod bis actiag — Cube atée. w 6%. 0 bhds do, at Sijc.a 60; and ie avd crae His triumph was complete aad | 60 bhds, New Orleans at unknown rate «could not give Vent to their wdutration wn Key war Ateady. with xales of 250 bbls. prison applause and acclamations Marini aad 1d Ohio at 263. and 12 bbds drudge at Bo. created # furme. particularly Ie the caeaienempeeetiagetcnlone d duet at the close of the secoad uct Wh MA - RE. he tri color staadirds, an eathu- wecingy(eogn aver , which was ouly extinguished by Se | | 2.—1 rd—| irard shower of npplause, m toroado of wavieg bats and | peek ee mpgs 122 Eis Pecre- iP meses Sires ! handkerebiefs, and the voeiferous acclimation. of %; $1,000 Vineinn ati 6" . 10085 $ uylaill Navig m WW Harrisburg %: 4 Ponneyle Registered the delighted multitude Having been callet before the curtain for this triumph, the protracted shouts summened them again, whea they repeated a fow # | es, 413%: WO ahares Norristown Railroad, 100 Texas Recistero Nes to | Railroad, 46; ate There were wo ta lots im market to be hed | tuder 790. iu ensks Paovimons —Pork~ There was @ fair inquiry for Obio pork. and the market wax ficur There was some demand for lov to fil contracts )Cam= in beth houres of Cong closing passages or the duet—Marini pouring sn aah ey 1B Resista: involves t ntingency of revolu- pe of song. aud Badiali swelliog the carcen shares ‘Kensington Back, Gi; 17 Lice ea Soha. elution and eiil war : is KoOMOroUR ws There will be no opera to-night, F vy these swe ulternalionss the choice will | but “1 Puritaui” will be repented on Wedaestay, DOMESTIC MARKETS. on of the aduussion of 1 vpon the qu Dalifornia bea jrompect of the speedy passage through the Senate of the bill for the adinission of Catioraia, has admonishes the South that there iano time to be lost; and, accordingly, the Soathera members of the House during the past Week, have held wwo caucures, one Gu Thursday might, and Se turday evening, todeviee Ways and means for | | resisting the passage of the bill through the House, | and for the determtuination of what is to | be done in the event of the success of | daliformma just as she is Other questions are involved, bit they are we issue—such us the recognition of the ‘T a pact in the government for New Mexic avon the ternio y south ot reeognized | ar under the principles of , wineh deel of 36d ne dpe in asking to be a init $4 State, shail with or Without slavery as they ty determiae, but that in the ncan there shatl be proviro 5 nnd, further, that Lermionial government embrace a recognition of the property, subject ouly to the jad ple upon their edanscion io the of States. There wre question of the «day ther requisition ef the Soath wilt res thell first b factority br fore they will consent « of California Upon this question, partical however, wil the ovher issues,) resolutions ay Mr. ‘Toombe, wot the Coammeee of Fitte were re the caucus of Saturday night, from the adjourned ing of Tuursday fast. We understand + these resolutions take the ay of the Nashville Convention—the line of i deg. 30mm, oe th athena adary for the State of Culitornta. Atter debate upon them, we understand the Hens Were adopted aad will be published in the Southern Press wipal | ee iay De provided, shail of South wt of the peo. ereiga ed be Issues: ; buta fare th at these in- sosed Of satis the adiissiva ly, (including, 0 In this condition ot star, it is useless to dis- uise the feet that tar Worst of the road has yet to e travelled. The procesdiuge of p eens in the Southern State rto be fully up to the Teeolutions of the b Conens, and the more recent expressions of puohe sentiment ia the South are perhnps even nier d than those which ledt Nashville Convention, no Wibnoc | Utah, and such other | Putapenenra, August 12—Under the influence of the advices by the Pacitic, holders of cotton are firmer apd bigher im their demands, No rales reported th morning. Flour ix very quiet. Freeh ground for ex- port is held wt $5 3755. aud old at $5 25° Small sales of rye tlour and corn mealat $287% A fow lots of apd we dowbt pot betore another immense assomblage of farhion, wit. beauty, intelligence and refasment, Bowsny Tavaroe.—The new and excellent dram exlied the © Felow t Dream.” written by the m bayer of the Bowury fented for the second time thisevening. Under ths | prime new red wheat went off at $1 lua $l ld. The gviounce of Mr. Stevens, the staxe management is ex- stock of old wheat is nearly exbausted Coro ts look. cellent the wtwost regularity, from thy man whohiads ing up, Bules of Southern yellow at 68e, Southern in a letter even up to the representation of the leading | onte S6e.a 370 Whirkry is in temand, at 2540 9 charucter prevaile throughout every s:ene—no un- 9Ke. for hbda, and 27e¢ tor bbls No change ia freights, necessary delay, every artist being si bis post Hamb- | Phere 1s @ more lively demaud for colliers, lip bas always men of wind aud great tact about him, avd henee the success of bisestablishment. The en. tertaivments will close with the © Hunared Pound Nore? several of the Jeadiug comedians appearing in this pire Nino's Ganors.—The two great fevorites, Messrs. Bronghain apo Burton, will appewr agaia this evening Burton, a» Aminadab Sleek, cannot be equatiet in | this clugaerer and we wight sav in what part can he | beequatied in the line in which he plays? Brougham, as the dashing Captain Murphy Maguire, every aight s eutburin-tie cheers- he is a host in himself, hb such telent as Gils, bow ean Nibio be otherwise thew tuecerful ? In the second piece, the great come- din ofthe Gay Mr Burien, will appear as dack UL phries This will be profitable week for the manage- ment. Telegrapule Report Bavrmions, Aug. 12, 1850, The market for flour is as before noticed. Howard treet ells at $5 44 Red wheat. delivered, was selling at $109. Corn i# Ge, 1.000 Heeves were offered to- yy. and 500 were sold at $225 to $3, on the hoof—Go9 were driven to Phjlade|phia Avesny, Aug. 12, 1850, The receipts since our last have been—four, 6,000 bbls ; wheat, 2.000 bushels; corn, 13.000 do, Flour is | firm, with @ moderate basiners doing. ‘There is a fair | demand for prime wheat for milling. with sales of 2,000 | bushels pure Geneaue at $1 28. nisin fair request; | the traveactions have beea 7500 bushels of Westera | Nationat. Tratee —The entertainments this evo. | yh’ Unmet! Ding we very attractive * My Preciows Betsny.” Trey will commence with ? when will be fe New York Fire. jecw, a very i terenting ature will esentation of a Burravo, August 12, 1850 Since our last, the following have been the receipts : Flour, 7,000 bbls; wheat, 36,000 bushels; corn, 16.000 iG ature will come off iv the presentation of ® | bushels, The demand for flour is moderato, and at © Mr lic a. berry tor bis excellent represnn, | Prices @ shade in favor of buyers, Sales of Michigan the New York Fireman We have no doubt, | bave taken place at $4 44 a $4.50 There isa moderate the theatre will be crowded, Sheltoa’s | inquiry for wheat, with a steady market. Ohio is held »* Vand have tendered their services for | at He A goed inquiry exists for corn—the sales com- amusements will close with Per- | prise mixed and Western, at Sic. Prison whiskey is fection, or the Maid of Munster quoted at 2c. Preights are unchanged, Anrmican Museum — itis rently # gf cpr emt 7 =>_—_———————————————E=EE——EEEEEEEweaEewes— * Barnum bas met. si largement aa Married, reams delling of the Museum thing of the “d large snd bevel collection of rare curiosities with | | On Saturday, August 10. by the Rov. T. Frost, Mr L. which this establishment abounds, be bas selected | Keven, of France, to Sites Maur Baanert, of Water- feveral of the best comedians, as those who have geen | 20F4, Ireland. the pertormaner of the © Drunkard” will adunit, Miss Fisher is an acorw plished wetreas and Mesers. Clarke, Hadawey. Henkine, and Miss Stanhope, every night receive the moet enthusiastic plaudits Ovvaie.— The ne ayer, Me. Meyer, in the exreution of bis solos, gives evidence cf growt musical acquirements, aod will Hkely prove & source of great tothe maongr Mr. Fellows The bill tor this ng courists of melodies, instrumental pertorm- uees and savcing. furew of tation | but Died, On Sunday, 11th instant, Mary Aww Bover, in the 48th year of her age The relatives and friends, likewise Wasbingtom Chapter, No 2, OU. A., Excelsior Lodge of Master Masons. and the Continental Guards, are respootfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late resideace, No 9 Oornelia street, on Tuesday, Lith instant, at 3 | o'clock. without further invitation Her remains will | be tuken to Greenwood. Convinced Hfornia, just as she is, Mr. Foc ava Mr. Clay bad agreed if they could get five or =1x Southern votes in the Senate, tor the compromise, m addition to whet they that they weald make bg deg. it 1s unde od tht Mens ass, Bright, Dick- inson, Sturgeon, aud Whitcomb would assist ja voting that amendment ite the bill Of cours all the Sou bh would vote to pat the amendment in; but the ob « five or six additioaal Se vill itself, with that pro- Vviriow mM, » tor the less of Northern Voter, in ee of it) Mr. Foote tells us thet he lobmes around, that Mr. King, Mr. Clemens, ond Mr. Sivrten agreed to the propo bet that Mr Soule refused to touch it. ter the defeat of the such arrangement, and " the ground of attacking the South for s | vue ment at little sooner, before asver- ute enibility of pas: Witheut more Southern votes than they ec yoort, They woited a utile to Has that while they hawe sa taining the abe 0 g. an itieed all cher lubors upon the Compromise, Mr Pearce, on the 1, Whore emendaent led to the destrac- ds ofl with the houwors of the val messore of & Compromise how stends our democratic. Senator Dickin- ashe has stood all Avxous fora settlement, realy for a ine tn the true mening ofthe word, ready tice end desl fairly with the South, ney ever the coneeqarncrs al by F the sake of the Union, has kept steadily hes foothold oon hat bro na- tional pluttorm, wiieh comprehends the Uaion, ‘and all the States of the Union, and we know that bis conservetive deportment in the Seaate has done much to prevent the complete alienation of the himerlf Ie South, Te Mr. Webster Cass, and to Mr. Dickinson, and twe * ether Northera | Senators, are we indebted for the preservation, among Souther everything to the Ue beliewe to be then ty We have, er, very few such self-sacrifi- cing men ue Dickinson tothe House — It ie net to be expected that am 2 of tae House can act as independent!) os a memner of the Senate. Hence the danger ot a sret They may push the S dent, fh Uvewr cxueusses, that the Soath antici. te 411 is epparent thet they will resiat, Bat member whore aeat depends upon one hundred and ove thoumnd abolition votes, will be very apt to be exe ely bold in the cause of freedom; nd, ther fore, we respect there is still no little danger of serious trouble in the House on the Cali- fornia bill Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bavrotons, August 12, 1950. The Slave Excitement—The Abolition Postmaster ~Anothea Stampede-—Odd Fellows’ Increase— Camp Meeting Amusements—-Commerce—The Moyeralty, & ‘The slave excitement in this vicinity still exists, and there i# no cout that the removal of Postmas ter Brown, of Shrewsbury, whe headed the aboli- tionista, and pmihly carried off two of the slaves, Will be demanded of the Presideat—not so mach for the value of the office as to, make him show ation of the con. | menonary. The slaves | d by their owners, as fol- | Miss Thomas, of Moat- woed the two that were care by the nholitromints, the three being bro- one to Mre. oderson, of Baltimore city; one te James Bowen, of Calvert county; and two t Asa Needhe am, Esq, of Light street wharf, Baltimore t party of fileen, pertly women, have wed through Shrewsbury towoship, and | wt way te York and Colombia, in either b places, on account of the abundance of | bey are sate trom ali further pareuit The Gad tr weof thiscity have parchased @ Jot of thirty five fret tromt, adjeming their specious hall in Gey street, for the purpose of enlarging their quarters They have already, since they built their hall, doubled ite dimens by the etection of a rear building, and it hes become ne. COBsATY. OM BCE their rapid increase, to make a eull further eolorgement be sen son fore cmp meetings has again arrived, cirmens wieh to spend a pleasant month, they should come a little way Soath, and | take up their quarter on oor camp grounds The jories of & camp meeting, with sheep pea, anxious each, and preto quarters, have long since de- parted from the Nev'n, bot here we have them in style, work all their attractions The lar mp ever held in the Un States com. menere on Thursday next, at Shrewsbury, two | hours’ milrood ride from Baltimore; and, on Saa- day next, if the weather is fair, there will not be deer ten thousead persons on the groond The sumber of vessels in the port of Baltimore, up to the cloee of jast week, wae 19 ships, 19 barks, 15 brigs and 27 echoourrs, exclusive of bav craft The democratic troubles ate. the mayaralty fomination are coming to a head, and « storm is evidently brewing. Colonel Toruer sticks to his sontenion, and 4 evidently making friew the balance of the refractory conven’ motion was made, and seriously entertained, to ad- journ sine die, which woold have been equivaleat te a ratification of hie nomination | of a disposition to vield sistent with what they nd their equality howev Wreetrvan t srry. —At the commencement | of thie in at Middietown, Coan., on the th inst , the degree of Bachelor of Arts was con- af pereons :— ferred upon the eked J. Barton, Theophi- Jemes Broo lee B Chandier Ire BR. Chase, Seth Alone J dgerton Thomas & Fellows, ‘Albert Hi Hoyt, Benjamin PF Lerrates W dal ok Lyon. T Pouiver, Wibiam Stiliman, William & St Jobe M Van Kieck Yow re B King. BA era 7 Alovander Wiaseetl * f° aed reewived the degree of Master | at about | Pes — A enle of 200 quintals Cod was made at $263\. * held at fail prices. that Albany and Troy papers please copy. 4 | On sunday. the ilth of August, De Witr ©. Acker ress appeared « short time tcen | Kon of the late Jacob Acker, aged 22 years aud T by Mr Oxentord but that it was expressly translated | months from Rachel's play by Cuptaia Rafer, for Miss Daven- | The relatives « port | fully invited to Brov o'elock. His rema . | tery. Nywek, for twterment. Mires Davesrout —We are authorize? to sa} J friends of the family are respect. tend bis funeral, on Tuesday. at 9 will be taken to Oak Mill Come- am's Beverrt.—This affsir will come off to- ; The boat leaves the foot morrow eveniog at Niblo’s Garden, Mr. Collins. the : great Irish comedian and vocalist. will appoar.ta the | © Pobianenmtrest es IF e'eteck, 4. H. rherscter of O'Callaghan, in the farce of = His Last | 9,00 the llth inst, Canorine Cuancorre, daughter | Chorles@ and Catherine B. Christman, aged one year The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to atcend her funeral. on this (Tuesday) | afternorn at 3 o'clock, from 404 Pearl wtrect, without further itation. On Monde: August 12, Scsay Mansa Bononte exe.” and will sing three of his favorite songs Broughem deserves well from the dramatic public. and | coubt will have an overtiewing hoase; he is a favorite with everybody Ma Vincent Watiace. the eminent European mesi- | cal ccmposer aud far-famed author of the besatital | ebild ef J: opera of Maritana ? will give a grand concert at New- | month pert, Khode I-laud, on Thursday evening next, i which be will be aided by his sister. har galved much celebrity as an excel st. Madamoirelic Stoeper, the celebrated pianist, will per- form eeveral ducts with Mr. Wallace, on the piano. only Busan M. Borchers, aged four | ad jusintances of the family respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from the rexidenee of her grandmother, Mr Bliza Van Buren. | ‘183 Mott street. on Tuesday. at o'clock. Her remsins | will be taken to Greep wood for inter Tn the city of Brooklyn, 12th inst.. Cuas. I., son of Jones Band Abigail & Whiting, aged $ months and » held lust might, at Monte. | 19 ¥ays tine Mott, Jr, acting as President, | His remains will be taken to Groeawich for inter- ecretary, one of the members of | Ata meeting of Italia verde's, Dr. Val and Mr Filepanti tington the commission for the reception of General Garibaldi | pe Le read the report, and the letter by which the hero of | jerk, Pei 4 mem! i and his Roman liberty declined the public honors intended to | heen yam ar Tank sap hen easly | be paid him. It was resolved:— "Jet. That the ‘oils rals:d for the ree Gariheldl shoals be offered to the bi compavion of Garibaldi iu his voyage 2d Ln the room of the first commisio: been wominated. The latter composed of MM, Piatt Madini and Magnasco, wbo will revive the accounts of | i _— the former and will make use of them as is ordored by “a 4 the fret aritele. o | 8d The aveting rendered « vote of thanks tothe | Mratine nn oe 0 hal tw pron of New Terk’ and priveipally the New ors fa, | Visiting Sin. the fawily of her oe rae | Felt, tor. the epmpathy whieh it hed rhowe towards | t0@®, fo Pons beta Mig he oghe Savteig vt ati Geveral Garibaldi aud the cnuse of Italian Liberty within a ee ene, and eee ane beer. will sympathise with the relatives in the deep = ead asfiliction that has so suddenly come upon a | infirm that he bas not heen expected to cervive fron | Ode month to another. [twas at great rick that he was | breught wp tothe Ueuse, supported by his frieads. to vote for Mr, Winthrop aa Speaker, on the dectstve trial Yetwern bim and hie eusppetitors Mins ort, aged 1 years, only | daughter and ela ot George Bancroft, tion of General fareotal | exile, nother has | Heavre or New Oxueans —We ean still con- | gietulate our citizeas upon the health of New Or- eons, which is now unsurpassed by that of any city of the Union. The report of the Charity Hospital for the week end erday, is us follows :— Patients admitted, Discharged, eenty Report of Deaths :f Vere from ta BM day of An- of August, 150). 134. Total. 451, we In the City and County of New Mon, 71; omen, 70; Boys, 176; DaNAses. ee ea ewe ere HH ‘The very small mortality in this institution, as | shown above, specks more for owr immunity from | | disease, than eny other fuet we could produce.—N, O. Delta, Avg before the Legh and silver colonial ether provinces db for inrutog » Kol nection with t consist of w five Auge, in cons Che gold coin te to pieoe, and one of half that | value The olver & to be of the value of « dejiar.® 6 rot sd ler and ten cents The val of adoliac. which. at present, passes for fivi and a peony. is fixed by the Dill at five shillings; the parte of euch cot 0 be reduerd proportionabl, CITY TRADE KHEPORT. Mowat Under the rome better tone im the cotton market. but without an advance in quotations Sales were pretty freely made, | Including cousiderable parcels for export. Flow: was | low tor common State and Weaterm brands, with larger | | wales thi wal, and chielly for export, There was | also a fair business done im the better class of brands, | # rates There were small sales of | on, at rater given below. Southern flour was _ ly. Wheat was comparatively quiet Corn was fons Meal was steady to ® moderate trade, at the fall qastauone o and prime There wns o a ©. Af gt Cit; Grr Ivaracron’s Orrow. August 10 v mages, of Deaths « and nterments jrookiyn for the week ~The market wae steady, with sales of 125 Bt $6 125 for pots, aad 86 for pearls vott ses — Plow The tranesctions of the day inclading 8.000 bois for export, superfine, $4440 $456 'y State and mixer brands Weatera, $4 62's for at #4 ts agarrente 14.500 bie, at $0575 a $4 12 for No for ordi with sal 5 60 tor mixed to good atraigh Sa $625 for taney Rye Fiowr wae t. We notice sales of 300 —< atel tT) Of Comm meal were frm. aod the demand Oy with enles ot S50 barrels Jereey. at $3 124% Wheat ens in fair request for ates andthe market Dae not altered. Salve were made of 1 200 b Drees ‘in the head natin 28; Females, ‘i; Adalts, 9; Children, 96— fotel 46 ‘Office of Board of Meaith, August 10, 1850. B WILURY — of the Roard teen Albauy. for thir improved.» fr traneationtic porte, by the ite. Cleared. Drew, San Franc Pressing eflect om corn “ ort | ted to. 1060 Duskele et Cie agen ie Wieken “bigskies Mevanman ¢ a See | mixed: Oe for round white, and 6X a 08s, for |. Math—Lowise (Sw), Sandmarn, Su Pevers urs, Pench & round yeu Meineke. } Lagane, Palermo, Boyd & nee by the Pacific 1 not more could have bee looked f oldwrs ly teomaterial whe Thir balea: middlings, food middlines 12% to 186 good demand, with estes of 200 at 11M 0 ; wad 200 bags Laguayra, ative Peronrs were more active, and at firmer rates — 2 O00 & 3.000 barrels of four were engaged chicf. ie Si Ge con sderable lote of cotton at about erpool At the close. vessels di Seamer—Biack Diamond, Stevenson, Philadelphia, arrives. 2 Findeon, Deans, Glasgow, Sra Jom, wig with des, and mm, pa “pote sehr Sete ote, ot ing. of Oe crate Soa steers ais Sean 1 pele o mcasuroment Jf arrived os Sane Mifovsesns wae dull, etthout ors FINS Rome Ge Naver Stones —There was ange ih pre prices tor Tih ruser. Lond roain or epirita of terpenes, ed to be pike diya ‘oith salt, $0 Tasted & Laghbearnat |“ Bae Montgomery, Eastport, 10 deys, with lam- Colesnna, ub, Savannah, Bdays with Inmber, to Tobe gave (36, Leokhar’, Ha ifax. NY 10 days Rayot os bent adios, Dathowse, Nd, a) Shr Comet *J hivgton, days, with naval he t Feel! ne Schr Letorah, Rollins, § pe th 1 sleres, Tuthin, 2 ‘S days, beand to Cold Schr Esher Burr, Wrohe DS Gi regory. Parke: dom The De Spring. rer, 3 ds Gene ba ent with Highta ober Viver split foresail and done Ecbr Crammer, Townsend, Virgina. 3 ean . wr. Crep * eprig. 2 day Sebr Bliss finvailton Bpregue, Virgen, # eye Sehr J G Ferris, Pervert, York River, 5 4 Sobr W Williem © er, 2 Kruget, aye. Schr Alexander M, —-, Wareham, 2 days. Behr Ivanhoe, Symington, ‘Thamastone Sebr¢’ rnelin. Hasthaes. Larag? 24 Schr Chas P Brown. ( ner Bouir Martha, ——. Hichment, & ‘ Below. A bark and brig unknown. Ships La Duchers @ Charleeton: husk Pm sovt, for Phil Ava, thd et eunrise, from NW; meridian, SW; at sunse., WSW, Telegraphic Marine Bowron, N ape ses —Sobrs Senate, Newark; Bay! b ‘Ate ared—Schre George William, Charlestoa; ae aay. aLt. Riven, As Arrived—Brig Emeline, Wilmington W NO; sehr ues A Philadelphia, Atrived—Sohr John Praser, All feared—Siiips Oliver Crook: Baten acbrs William, and Ni Lith—Arri asset, Albany; sloops Emily & Georgiana, do, Paovivane:, Aug. 10. Attived—Sohrs W M Goodwin, Milfir4. Dol: lary Jane, Virginia; sloope Gipsey, and Wa M Hawking, Rond- exon, NYor Brice La ew Beoronn, Aug. 10. ‘acifie; Seine, N Pacific. Wyerky rion, Alp |, Albany; Pas! Joro. lb ate Sebee Hope, Patiadelphia: Rie Grange, Rondout: oleope Roger Williams, aud Arion, X Porriaxn, Aug. 10. Arrived Schr Chas & Havnam, Nerfo 1ed—Bark and Evidence, ba; brigs Bol Sauex, Aug. 11. sr Matis. B. swonmer cage Le Fee Halifax an: Ci oleee at Pike Exehange Reading Room (67 mies; esdiny, ditt alf-past 10 o'clook, Lat tere pre: Lecter Bags for all the West Mait Breamer bei the jay, bith cetter Haas Havana, Jamaica, Chagres, Lima, Valpa- raiwo, Sandwich Le nd the Pacitic. por steamers Goor- ing 67 Exchange), day, Aug. 13, at 2o'elock. Lotwr Bags tor Jamaica, Chacrea, Panama, California, and ports on the Pacine, per Eaopire’ City, will close atthe ‘the Exch: Keasing Room (67 Exchangs), 2o'eluck. Livia, Valparaiso, 8 1s por steamer Churoken, c'elock, These mails messenger. Postage Pine shore Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wall stress. Herald Marine Fr Rete a, allot, Rastport; Lady Aug 12—4 PM. Howes, Moston: brigs Samal of the Lake, Gresn, ‘Turtle tor lock, Davis, de: Almira T, Candy, do: Isacella, Wass, York: John Poik- Johnson. do. eywood. MeDovell, terion. tony Jimg, Smi sine, ary 2, hark Joseph, Harvey for Valp.rsis un Bal- pO ence hoe on Ga Afries, Jame 8141 brig Obie (of Salem), Nogee-008 VONRES ng oun ec a Paorwig, e yoo, uosidod that ‘hip wil " ett, Nforky Tt peng Lt = or Are © AiTEY STA BS MALL» ue U York wad b verpacl = "tha cath sale ive art ‘Teoniwal te Coma. abt suiy #—SI4 bark Prasklic, Gides, NYork. Fry, how, “ sale Were serHs. Ho Sabian Ainawy, Bee, WO arr ohe Crvave, Bomon, OM sudre hy “toh ic, orga mews Se ey Ce One Service. ser: as bone bes ntat . Bowron, ave Are backs Zoom, Marmite i oa ae ain im their caniaen $e eusere ‘aad whet e- | ‘ons their svectamedations for ‘ore oe § r Wy Ae oki no Wall ourve tho i SEIPLBTS OD. Tae te tiream Pop liewwns Pata tclpsias Teiag, soy tiny, | Wee Atlantic will leave - August at Rarbadie ee ‘Conair reer, : Be ot * = New ac ee *« es s bad Oovaber ot veeee ebioe acowansable tore ease, Bol more: Reber Bi ton: New Zealens, P seer pee Dy Cet ee LAN TIC will enenant the Paoite, and wail an, York; Derente wap. Banger, Alexenor as, Kan ‘all Kengenen: @ Senger. Cy bY ee SP BamsuUlP COMPANY. rats The yahlis wal po of Seaton a te bomotinee thet “er vend fy So arma ek es ater not ationpte ae thie ‘Gime ‘ottre) dnewans af cravat to Calfurain: by provid ' eee \ omy nf far lo conecusinn sisi hair anigs pee, hey CHARLESTON Ang h— Net Rie ) ald procu np ovhes. Pots Pes n¥oree Avail sep. wank Riu | hich, whatever taiehe be the de detention, en (fa), Sod ere rem 1 the San Francinuo sovnir than by any other c lina, shore SVork Vrie neon . *. and the irevabene of I, Provieuce seh~ TP Awd, Diehiessay u Riv de Jnneire at the ime, proves ted their sips trom reache envielpated aod caused detent mrs which was sane d by the teny sires the advice Gr veker, from Liveryool. @ire rin, Led Sale ( for Laravoul, Ma: Porte d for Lie ripe to Sap i-0v and dak, ov that tae | Gempsey ore bow, abe a weep athe ths a range thas voymee through from New Vorb to natkee, | fariormed heegularityanddespatch. Their Paeide tine ma to Ban Francisco, consists of the whats Bi yeh he K fda Srenagee York. CI we, SC, 2—are bole Sa, ache ‘saatin Ward. Amin Ct Sena, 4 doi Sth, Wen art re g Uicaner, Sewyer, 8 AUR ae Lote: Ceonee, Sayan, hr Gi gg Aug tt ate try, Pike, 88 Crate: aard, al she fork ud Cl.onees lines of the ob pe of their Pacite Hine, offyr the wast carrale, Pleasan! throngh pursege to California, ‘The tare’ br N STEAM NAVIG 6 t, Kimball, ai y Okiwane, AUE 2-Are shige, Viccsbrg, folk, Snow, Hoxton “chs Hobe Walch, i, Coleman, B: Via Svathampion Toe Us. wal MANN, bt ratcree, commasmtor, will sail for Ree Sevitnmpron. ou Tuewd+y August 0 from Pie No.3, NR, Se'elock P.M. Fis # patenge iw tne sre cahia, $120, 49. im the see ‘ar hed 10 the ship. a! oN Othes Rpecie deli re at Por to ret K SAND, Agents, bane Paniage OF trwigh ct laa PRAN 1800 AND MaZATLAN —The wow and elegayt #/ caus ouillard, wiht © é a Pa oD CNet ni me daiphie. ILADFLPHIA, Awe 11 ~Are ae $946 Loney, Sarat ittier, NR; wry. G Richman: Menuet Gnei¢a: 0" Sien NYork, "Cl sonre Orionda, Haey, ond, Willeter. Witt Lake, Nit Lonnox, Aug 9—Sid brig Harnet, ‘ised Phila iat. Gark jor. Pancoek, ton: ps * ogere sad Talitha & Hanus, irra mrp iy N Fork; Bliss Jane, | Bive sank? ont: months old, Pontiann, Aug 9—Arr bark Medera, Roby. Mataarng: brig aie he ne, caashoanaee ah EO Soee ieoes a00e ‘et SS et aitltaore via Beers sel Deccalie entrada speed 4 aed watery, oa Ponramovrn, (Ouier arvor), Avgo~Arr echr Sanuaritan, Deo she jo waned we ¢ Dera. Brooklyn Piymovrn, Kon 7—Arr brig D s, Wardwell, Batts- more. ot sehr Stephen Waterman, Nic erson, NVork. W--In port sehr J@ W Erickson, Westeott, tor vs Pofiaelph ia. Cid bark Orteus, Colhura. Be ene, Pitcher NYork; 6th, ship Fraaconta, Boyl c * a} Peat SIMMONS, HUTCHINSON & 00, 0, anoine. MOTT, TALROT & 00. Aponte Marntiae, mnouee LANE FOR DAN FRANCL WOH rect. = The " teas Ss for Liverpool; or Liverpect Btw be ieee fellnis, ‘Partridge di K. ' ire END & awe iN WALL, Cask Vache hchdeeport "Gani can gma et twas wick; Amy W dit ee Jn consequence of strove of weather im the sovere storm af auth foe Thetcparinye tn seams hp PisuxbouPata, Wears, Shyer vo Bn Saree gates ~ Haron, Aug i—SI4 bark DS Goolett, Goodell, (desti- gua Sach a wont Conn. mation not ven) os Ray A Pename unsit the met Se pte- Miscellaneous, ore Agrived, Sra Anonis, Prine, of and from Portland, to Bi Hx sa aa yg 3 hg Ling —Tusovud Kees FO SAN alters gesnen at ti ee ee faery ——_ PN (Ry tor Sbacewn te ICAL. amc Se veloc, ‘ raion tne arial atthe | mane riowstiniae ne Ta HOM AND wh So eons Darin $ paseane i cONsUB comoande thence and heme. ‘The Adouts was new suipet O99 toon; en | DD in Wat eiegtiag a rgie 2 estiven year, three ans “it rane ea halve Cg: cok Ieece cael Ler first voysae. of whie Peary in Rowntal, soln bw Lo CUF® tic Wore! - | bases, Viioc, No.l Mott ateeet, Bank Cnarorvony, seteresreertet, ten ot 8: Tateahu~ | Bae Jf py ie taaniee tea cept, wa spo) is insured at the ot i the Manufneturer's offiee, Boston, vor’ si20m 7 The tango ts uaderstecd ¢ beou saved, partially da: Gov Vox Shen f Philadetphi Janey ther he a's of tith wit; mre | wah wc received cor: dorable demare aa get ince becn reported st St Thomas and St Croca- Bare Ronen, of and from Fall River, for San Francisco: ich waa reported to be lest im the Straits of Magellan, and ntl itty reported at San Carlos, April 3, on at letters #aid to have been receiv. 2 hoarse =i +a lying Bae ga ee ‘tad barged Paes In the words: wed Feb'y of window frames, Tomber 1 ‘oricks and vw reason for stating, oan be obtained from mo osher ith the vessel, was valued at about $1: wt) ie pony m4 ‘ated in addition that tho wreck showed Ca “we wHo chats hat is, ft warren’ more some J Gases working her tebione wey tate serait vt ae off, As & stoamer would ber Nove msds nin ty ber sepsserane [At bome pore " ‘che Paothe, long en). from Calais bey sdamain be- 4 Ni trite veyed on the oh Sa Sin "tafvagn on vesel tad TKO, WAE Awarded by the Chamber of 16 Oscxona, of Boston, has taen pastnaasd at NBodford Atlantic whaler. Seun DD M (ot M jstic), Ashi Heo es Caldera nae inat tthe Sernite sf Magetion, She was epost inser oo hands were fa thet? beste, and aevived od at Valparaies estesaneas ole sen, ot Norfolk, trom Camden, hed hearty wea- ogres dane and Pine, oat ahry n Barbadoes 10th elt, am heir cargoes, ares total loss. bons] pot Sythe Be pete Bester, at th ret het bone aoe it Barbdadoes 100! ity vessel and “a Sonn Prov from Baltimore for myeneqny emeae a et bi Jost om Wachaprig bar: Pariiewlars, Senn We Ca) from Virginia, went shoal, om Bungay morving, ond'was towed eff tog Cinderella, without Care Ouomnoon, Inte of of the Br tart Eoom ot aes cr wt tts | morning, st was from Liver bound to hen 5 Sived ‘tm a. avail. ‘The two maces in ‘ales moa fo ch in the quarter aay ay ty the French bri No: ee; they saved nothing by wreeked at OC teres and vicinity, i ‘aed Isth ult, ape all stated to have gous te Marion, which may be saved, ry Eacre, (before reported capsized im the Cheea— petene aemell schoover trom Norfolk for Baltimore crew saved. Waseeon 6th, off the Potomae, bottom up. Saupe Vassri—The Amoy Packet, Wilson, ssiled from for California, see Biot epaken vee 25, tae a \ Winn 127 E, with lows of three bands, and saile split, and Lee not since been beard TOME A! 1 Medtord , resent! , & dena eallee a Elle owned by © H * Phim nd oshey ot a s A draty of 108,07 § amen Norfolk on Fi fama, Cy Pea Revliiy Com. 3 orn Wort Sue hns on freighe B01, a gold dust tor Whateraen, Warten fr! Ib hark Hooter, Carr, 1Oeran eS Hon, tes eh ell, Bed Siu The bon’ © aay 14, Geo & See. §S he wand the chip tvald fe in Frere oe of tae mate” After her rei Bat the pa fader command of Liewt Gib- Tee in the packet sont Ash- wt Jer Zonas Coffin, \: ade fame Perceen. San Pits e! Mc saa At do, in Jo! ), Niger, Gray, NB, oil not stated, LJ oe, Lovirians, Barstow, trom N York (60h Panams, oy. 8, Int 37 15, lon *B%y. ox - fo ake Saseny, trom Caleutta for Boston, May 25th, no Bark Convey, Hupper, from N for Pal fete. tet ti lon 7 M0 peevicusiy’ openee Ave barhy Sad amt } Hewtend, Mayo, from Boston for Mobile, Ang 1, im {ists Peo from Pert au Prines for Boston, Aug 6, r Egtrecton, Somers, from NOrleans for Cadis, FOR van rome rathon. Waterman, from Boston (Moh 14) for San 5, lon 42 4 Wy Foreign Fert. Ran eet kt duly 10= Sis tang Beactee (Ge), trem Pos- ul Renthell, San reset an Sa agent mundae Na eae ee (ges aE on ten Whovrst at arate Tete peck, wind BW, cleae isnamne nay, July Md ship Severior, Mason. Phils- fname July Ship Richmond, Lindsey, from SPran- country hasever pradneed. & oureermo charae. nto eure are pertectty, wif hous a On oaneet ae FING Dew DIU » cere F 1nG now BD: Uuus SSUInR AUTHOR OF YHE “PRACT en ave Treakion’ alien 22 Oen —Ofieg hours, 910 12 A. Mes Scans a ' She nastier ‘At the ener and ity of the care ro AA BLESTON, & 0. rae or invipien’ i aay SEE, wey ip og 'nree, Ree iid a” a whose ith hoe egosieter call upon me daily. 16 Wile Tequinite Simon's bows LyX ving & well supplied deck yerd, tian a the ho i eS tena Siwon's Bay is considered mur WCETT 18 CONFIDENTIALLY (ON suLTRD office, 32 Frankfort street, cn all private disoases, batinete zeta to his mod inciple. Kove upon the mow Igences can aleo tpiy, 7 whe's R. COOPER, “ DUANE sTReEr, tag roR THR lage fourteen ve Fe, contned bi Ly met Ageravated cases of ths disease, and d caace removed ia two te Ove gape. a 1 CUre, 07 nO Ret. NO fa) kata ConpiTT, seit DUANE FF ees ras pea Twarent sae Re see Begs | Fon nwa 4 AND M/ LES —DK. LARZET IRS JUNO Procroative Bl tit, preseribed as an effeciive oe Patten be, vie Nature's arnt rest: Peay ted'reme'y tor oon ¢ Tay. ine pa few how in the marred ta 0 oh stsptesecesty.” Stents, SOROPULA, Re—IT 18 A WRLL Ritane | lished fact, that persons who in their youth either broach norance or inexperience, have trrrted themselves under rea im postors or inexperionsed thet 1s comiinnally harrassed with ¢ tien af being sroutied with Comatitetional, ea, te pe ont ie very. to thos who warrant a cure in ® few dave, 0 —- metances. Promises are all of them fmpostess om Higemt medical man will tll you ist Every disease should prestity sertied out the srratm ps of ce a sare, Kenerally, consider themselves ured on the 4 gf the exterma’ symptoms This, howe: ‘The seientite physician sedeavors teense “e's D's Kalra? Ph ensee of tomps, Pregtres, conseqven: 4 Stevety lodividest ef beh sry edition, 217 wp, vi ‘Thin te the useful work « wl) the patito. ‘Net only all ralustie las eet apd rapi £5 Von sie at ds Bled, Bate iy youth nnd the wiewure te foliy vr a wen, 2 edition Ri: Again woteh te of at She, Me? cot Import ence, am: in ne ot AY any Su) for and cvre ef thors Siiaeee ) com pence ish | sete egenl to certsin cisorders, aed to mS i) | ES