The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1850, Page 8

” [INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasuixeron, August 18, 1850, Mprey Scenes coming in Congress—Evil or Good to Follow—The Ultras and their Aims~ Wallace and Houston--Georgia Democracy—Removals— Appointments, §c. ‘Times and scenes, tich, spicy, and interesting, may be expected in Congress for the remainder of the session. The crisis, for good er evil, is ap- proaching. tis near at hand. Something tangi- bie isto be done. Procrastination can no longer be resorted to If the House of Representatives will but take up aad passthe Compromise bills from the Senate, with- out material alteration, then all will be well. But if one of these bills should be defeated, then all will be ill. The eflort of the ultras, North and South, if made at all, to defeat any of the bills in ques- tion, will be made, as is supposed, upon the terri- torial bill for New Mexico; the Northern men opposing it because it has not the Proviso of Wil- mot attached to it, and the Southern men opposing it because its boundaries include slave soil pur- chased from Texas, which may be made free soil. The ultras may also unite in opposition to the ‘Texas boundary and bonus bill—the Northernmen because the pay Texas ten millions of dollars forsoil which that State never owned one inch of, and the Southern men because they can- not allow the government to pay ten millions of dollars for slave soil in order that it may be changed to free soil. ‘The Southern ultras may aid the Northern ultras in thes work of attaching the Wilmot to the territo- rial bill for New Mexico, in order to make it odions to the South. Should the Wilmot be at- ached, and the bill then passed, the scene that will ollow cannot be described The Southern vitres cannot count upon the aid and co-operation of the itionists, in the mutter of keeping California the Union, when the California bill shall be taken up in the House for action. That bill can be killed only by a resort to the Clingman expedient, to wit:—moving to ad- journ and calling fort yeas and nays, against *, and with a view to defeat the will and all non the part of the majority, ‘To morrow, it understood, an effort will be made in the Houte to teke up the Texas boundary bill. Prey Heaven it may pass, and all the other compromise bills frota the Senate. Let us hope on for the best, until it will be hoping against hope todo so. We shall soon know. That disunion is serously contemplated by a Jarge number of fireeexters at the South, there is no reason to doubt. About as many abolitionists atthe North are praying for the same wicked con- summation, But the Union men in the South and the Union men in the North will put down the disunienists South and North any day, without the aid of the strong arm of the federal government. Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, and Mr. Jefferson Da- vis, of Mississippi, are cbserved to be a great deal together now-a-days. Mr. Toombs is the bolder man of the two. He scarcely attempts to conceal his preference for a’ dissolved Union. Mr. Davis, asyet, denies stoutly and indignantly that be is a disunionist. He may grow bolder by and by, like his sectional friend, Toombs. Mr. Walluce, a'fire-eater in Congress from South Carolina, is out inthe Southern Press, under his own name, with a tirade of personal and political Vituperation® against General Sam Houston, Sena- tor from Texas. The affair creates a good deal of talk among all the politicians in the city at this time. It may be the designed beginning of the end of revolutionary secession. What notice “Old Sam” will be induced to take of Mr. Wallace’s on- slavght, 1emains to be seen. ‘The democracy of Georgia is divided on the sub- ject of selecting & candidate to run for Goveraor of the State. The Union men are in favor of running Mr. Speaker Cobb, while the fire-eaters are for running Mr. ex-Sevator Colquitt The members of the pew cabinet have conclu- ded, it is understood, to make no removals, to speek of, in the departments here, until Congress adjourns, as their constant attention until that time will be almost entirely devoted to answering the calls of Congress and of the members of that body in behalf ot the wants and requests of their constituents. But, soon after Congress does ad- journ, a united movement will be made on the subject of removals and appointments, which will make a stir and call forth a howl in this region— and then ali will be still again. But Congress may hold its session for two or thrée months yet—und if so, there will not be, be- tween its adjournment and the expiration of the term’of the present administration, a very long term for the new appointees to hold office in. Hed not the removals better be made at once, end the appointments also—the howl given—and anspense dispeveed with! Ovr Baltimore Correspondence, Batimorg, Aug. 19, 1850. Alarms of Fire— Another Riot—Lawnch—Popula- tion of Baltemore—The Gubernatorial Canvass —Free Negroes—Washington—More of the Elys but in this case, the husband ran away with his wite’s sister! graceful and h The occurrence is peculiarly dis eart-rending, for the grief of the- wife is almost Jost in the shame infheted on her own family _ The improvements at the U, 8. Mint are proceed- with commendable activity The inside court in will be oobupied with the engine house, with a pipe or funnel sufficiently elevated to carry off all the smoke and visiters and wo shortly, copacit millions etmusity gers of Califore vas heretofore so disagreeable to rkmen. The mint has, or will have sufficient to coin upwards of torty ; und wt will puzzle the gold dig- sia, for years to come, to test that capacity to its fullest extent, i The murderer of the German, (mentioned in my lastletier) was arrested this morning in a ba- kery, on the cot roer of Vioe and Eleventh streets, His name is Patrick Mellvaine, aad it appears that he shot the unfortunate foreigner, who had only been in the country three months, in mistake for | another person If justice, scrupulously severe, is not meted out to this midnight assassin, the re- spectable portion of the inhabitants of Southwark and Moyamensi ing might as well abandon those districts at once to the gangs of bloodthirsty raf- fians who now set the law and defiance. Andrew M. died suddenly complaint A young man. seventh comm: other day for Both the’ faith infest them, and who have hitherto its ministers at open and successful Quain, alderman of Pine Ward, last evening, of some pulmonary . regardless of the injunctions of the andment, abandoned his wife the the arms of a fair and false one. jess husband and his paramour are now doing penance in the cells of Moyamensing prison clesing at Satu stocks and boi ward movemen are eloquently late session of t tion of the coup ly proceeded th Department, he: missioner, addr whilst on bis wi gratitying to bil ever, after his styling himself mation on th fied electors of for delegates to Territory. I need not ex; prise and indign no other light t tion on the part can Union, not to a large Excellency the bases be: e any arg! government of tected from any ment, by every I deem it my on behalf of the constitution of the honor,Jand State. m, eervent, has been cireul: the more wealt them above wai posed amount. time past. H They are not a’ but knew the vile Affair Five alarms of fire occurred between Friday night and yesterday morning, at each of which houses of small value were destroyed. At one of the alarms on Friday night, our firemen, as usual, engaged in a riot, during which Capt. Gifford, Chief of Police, was struck on the head with a brick, and considerably injured. Four of the Tioters were arrested, and committed to jail. A splendid clipper-built ship, called the North Carolina, was lavached here on Saturday. Her dimensions are as follows:—Length ot deck, 143 feet, 31, feet beam, and depth of hold, 21 feet, Her mode} gives assurances that she will be one of the fast ships, The Marshal and assistants have nearly com- pleted the enumeration of the inhabitants of our city, and from data in their possession, they an- movace that the population of the entire city will Teach 165,000, being an increase of about 65,000 since 1840. Our citizens will be much astonished at this result. Evidence of our prosperity could readily be seen on every side, but few persons were aware of our rapid growth in population. ‘Two wards have been completed, as follows:—Nine- teenth ward, whole number of inhabitants, 7,863 Of these there are 7,119 whi 4749 blacks. Of the blecks 686 are f ee and 63 slaves. The num- ber of deaths in the ward for the year ending Jone 30th wes 136. Second ward, whole number, 9,278. Of these there are—white mal 4,154; females, 161. Free mulatioes—males; 14; females, 173. tee blacks—males, 234; females, 324. Slaves— male mulattos, females, 21; male blacks, 13; females, 44. TI in the Second warda women enid, by ber friends, to be 130 years old. Bhe lives in Shak«peare street On Saturday the gubernatorial candidates, E Lowis Lawe and William B. Clarke, E: Cockeysville, Balumore county, the people. The subject of conver was the principal topic We learn from an authentic source that over 10,000 free negroes have already been enumerated by the gentlemen takimg the cebsus of Washing- ton. The entire cumber of inhabitants is not ex- pected to reach 40,000, and the free negroes form nerrly one-third of the population Col. Asa Ely, wounded in the battle of the Okjsko faetory, is slowly recovering. His brother, Col Hugh Ely, has caused warrants to be issued for the arrest of eighteen pereons on divers charges. The foreman of the fectory and the police offi- cers of the city are among the number. Our Ph | Ipbia Corr: spondence. Prrcaprtrnia, August 19, 1850. Death of Hom. Jin Snyder— An Elopement— Unit- ed States Mint—Arrest of @ Murderer—Sad Case— Stocks, &. Intelligence has been received in this city of the death of the Hon. John Snyder, son of the late Gov Simon Spyder, a name still cherished with | devotion by nearly every democrat in the State Mr. Snyder (the son) was elected to Congress from the Union, Lycoming and Northumberland district, in 1841; but was defeated, when a candidate for a second term, by his well known whig opponent, Hon. James Pollock. The cause of his defeat, in a strong democratic district, is susceptible of an ensy explanation. During the brief period of Mr. Snyder's congressional labora, he became not a the enthusiastic admirer but the devoted fol- lower of Mr Calhoun anan's dangerous principles and prejudices, with | a fecility peculiarly South Carolinian; and to show bis diegust for the abolitionist Gid- dings, he actually caused a smoll partition to he errcted between his seat and that of Mr. G. Bet the rock vpon which Mr. 8. split was | the torff Hie constituents might have overlooked hie cccevtricities on the ger question; bat the bting coal eed roa could aad was aot, for- aiv der was married three times, and ye ower, The remains of his three Srepose tide by vide, om the brow of a hill, ‘ y be seen from the main road before enter- | ing tbe town ot Selinsgrove, Union county. i here is rome litile talk, and some little excite- Me pt i Ceftale Cele love Huprand men He imbibed all that great | ove, bewides, ali the authonty flere, and | men, for spiritu officers, ordering a “ strict non-interference him in the discharge of his duties. } circular letter was received by the Commissioner among the people of Texas. but earnestly, to pré j as tontrary to the compact of annexation, and the by Mrs. George Parkman, wife ot t man, with the sum of $500. The subscriptions have already nearly, if not quite reached the pro- dr. Webster, in his opinion, will hold out the last—that he has not eaten so heartil allowed to visit him, except his sang Ci The stock market to-day was firm, but inactive, urday’s figures, ‘There is a large amount of capital seeking temporary investment, and which would find its way into our ae nds, if it could be demonstrate that, high as prices now range, a still further up- t would take place. The ‘bulls” persuasive, but capitalists, at pre- sent, fight shy. Protest of Governor Bell, of Texas, ADDRESSED TO GENERAL THE UNITE! TAYLOR, PR STATES. Exscutive DepaRTMRNT, Austin, Texas, June 15, 1350. ‘SIDENT OF Sm: Under the authority of an act passed at the he Legislature, Major R. 8. Neigh- bors was eppointed by me Special Commissioner on behalf of this State, to effect a civil organiza- nty of Santa Fe; and he according- ere, in March last. Col. John Munroe, commanding the 9th Military aring of the approach of the Com- essed a circular to his subordinate ” with A copy of this ay to Santa Fé. [t was not only im as an evidence of the impartial attitude intended to be occupied by the general goverpment, but inspired him with confidence in the success of his nussicn. A short time, how- arrival at Santa Fe, Col. Munroe, Civil and Military Governor of the ‘Territory of New Mexico, and acting, as must be presumed, under your instructions, issued a precla- of April last, directing the quali- w Mexico to hold an election form a State Constitution for that press to your Excellency the sur- nation which that act has caused It can be regarded in han as the evidence of a determina- of the chief executive of the Ameri- only to deny the right of this State rtion of her just territory, but to exer- cise an Influence directly hostile to the extension of her jurisdiction over it. Nor will I repeat to your well-known grounds upon which r title to the territory in question, or ‘uments in their support. It is suffi- cient to say, that this tide was fully recognized by your predecessor; people of Texas, it cannot be disputed by the that, in the estimation of the the United States, but is fully pro- question on the part of that govern- legal and moral consideration. luty, therefore, in the name, and people of Texas, mest respectfully, t against the act in question, the United States; as insulting to in violation of the rights, of this very respectfully, we obedient . Hi. Beun. Arp To Prorxsson Wengren’s Famity.—A paper jated, during the past week, among ‘hy of our citizens, to raise the n um of $20,000, to be given to the wife and ghild: Tete Weeds provide for thera, wna place int during life. The pa, headed jurdered he Mr. Andrews, the jailer, says that rm to for some is family visited him during last week, and remained with him until six o'clock. ware of the exact time of execution, day to be fixed. No persons are and clergy- al purposes.—Boston Mail, Aug. 19, Domestic Miscell: ny The death of Mr. Danlel King, s» member of the Maine Liouse of Representatives. for Teported to the is the second member of the Legislature of Maine bas died since the com two ‘Rowment of the session Barumpay, August 19—6 P.M. The cotton market was active to-day, and sales were pretty freely mi 16 at Saturday's pricos. Inoluded in the sales was a fair amount for export, with somw lote for spinners’ use, There was a fair inquiry for flour, with pretty free sales of ordinary and common brands, of this State and Western, at Saturday's prices. ‘There was no all ent were re) at rates given bel rye cut mente were j in fair demand at inst wee! with moderate transactions Pork was quiet, to retail lote, at last weok'’ market for lard, with |i iteration in the better class of brands. yheat was comparatively quiet, aud no sales of mo- d Corn was active, with free sales, low, There was no change in meal or the sales chiefly confined rices. There was a stead, t transactions. Beef an inactive Cotfow was steady, ¥reights were firm, but less active than at the close of last week Asnes—We noticed « fair inquiry for both with a steady m: rket, and sles of 100 bbis. at $608 $6 06 for pots, and $6 for pearis ADSTUFY § 500 bbls. inelu Michigan, at $4 3755 = $450; old State Fiowr— The transactions aggregate ling straight to choice State and m Western, at $4 25 © $4 574; and pure Genesee, at $5 62 8 $568 for mew, and $5 37 s $550 for old. The market for Southern was heavy, At $0 25 a $5 37% for mixed to straight brands Ther was a tair buriness doing in Rye Fiour with «ales of 200 bois at $2 575 We be 0 new feature to report im the Meei market, which was quiet, the sales were li- mited to a tew Kastern milling important transactions, on terms not made ene could be purchased at $1 25. els Jersey, at $3124. A good mand existed for Wh-ar, with some abiie; ye was scarce. with sales of 4.000 bushels. at 640. in the slip, and (6c delivered, which was better ros — The Saturday last, consisting of Liou on commen. avd $1 Navat STORKS Were quiet at about i Bie tor apirite of t | $1 0 tor Wilmin Y turpentine One = an have to report and $8 8735 tor pi with « steady m mere at $8 There haw ments, while quotations were about the rame t being well rupplied by holders, to California rates were fi Iv herring bo sales of m sens wae dull, without In Oats, we & onle was om ‘The sales of ‘orn eum up \ 8 Ole. for heated and 62% a 630, Gescriptions were quiet, without al- tales today reach 4000 bales, the hy LA pe pected te be favorable The market berefore, rather more uniformity in prices, Manda, 12) ip e Seanad ish a steady mar- f 250 ayra, at 10e ey bm Po Liverpool td. cotton was steady at ‘at 600. per To Hevre, foaree: a lot, Mackerel was quiet. sales of importance or ~-A sate of 560 barrels was reported at $30. for for lump $262\5 for rough urpentiog, and at ton and $1 25 for Newbern Of linseed svernge 5 00v gallons, at sorte in cask and bartels There 000 gallons Knglieh made {for futare Whisie oft bas not moved. A \ot of 6 sold at $2 S755 | Pork—There was a better fueling ox hibited im the market to day for thir articie and Of HO bbls at $10 97% for mess rime eet wae in limited demand, het. And sales of £0 bb country been pot! @one ia No ded change bas taken piace im lard and the Inquiry ed Stie fur prime steady with Liing weliued deseed 100 Bade, Porto Riso sagers at Co. wae moeh wanted. Sales were makiog but ether unwerthy ef notice, prices, ho Salve were made of 200 bble at Uke Putter «till arrives very sparing y, er, ard «= Uhevse wat salon Tons active to day. holters higher prices The sales om OOM; de, | ‘Texas at bo., and # lot of 300 bhds. Cuba at uniform rates. Wuatknone —We have to report a rule of 8,000 lbs North Weet Const Bo. - Whiskey was in brisk demand, with sales of 600 bbis prison and Ohio at 260; aud about 100 hhds, drudge ut 200, time, with inter MARKETS ELSEWUERE. STOCK SALES Purnapenrwa, August 19.—First Board—$1,500 Camden O's, 407, 1Uig: $3,600 do... "70, 2634; $9,000 State 5 10, $94; 25 shares Mechanii ) nk, 4; 16 do. Pepneyivai pond (i'r $2; jelphia Ba Bank, 135; 60, Philacelp $1,060 Cheenpeak and Delaware Canal 6 Tong Island Railroa do. New Orh ~ ‘teks: 60 heres Allegheny County 6's, roads ayy. 7 # P. DOMESTIC MARKETS, apeLrHia, Aug. 19.—Sales of cotton a limited ‘at pre vious rates—market firm is more inquiry for flour, although the receipts ai on the increase, Old stock, $5 25, and $5 3749. to $5 44 for new Small sales of corm mea, at $3. Sales of Southern red wheat at $1 13.0 $1 14; @ lot of old Pennsylvania white went off at $123, Corn is dull, and may be quoted at 66e for yellow Oats go off slowly at 2c, for Southern. and 46c. for Pennsylva- nia, “Whiskey is held at 2030. for bbla., and 260, for ds. Telegraphic Reports. New Oxixans, August 15, 1850. The sales of cotton have been 2.300 bales, and at firmer prices, since the arrival of the Niagara's news, Miedling is at 1234 Corn is dull, at 55 a Go, Prime oats sell at 33: Baxtimone, August 19, 1850. The stock of flour on hand is light, and prices have advanced to $5 25. Red Wheat is selling at $1 04; Corn, at 60c, In the cattle market 500 beeves have been offered. at prices equal to $54 $6 20, net. Married, On the 18th of August, by the Rev, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Samwer T Baxen to Miss Fayxy Mivrunn, only daughter of J.C. Minturn, Eaq., both of the town of Huntington, L, I. Died, . On Sunday, the 18th inst., after a lingering illness of copsumption, Miss Maxauesita Josnrnine Hugues, daughter of the late MM. Hughes The friends and acq ; respectfully invited (without turthe eq. of the family ai rf notioe) to att her funeral. from her motker’s residence, 114 Waverley place, on Tuesday, the 20th inst. at 10 o'clock, A M. At Stamford, Conn . on the 19th inst. Eiiza SurrHen Nesmrr, youngest child of George F. and Adaline Nesbitt, of this city, a ed 1 year. 1 month and 19 di The remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery. On the 17th instant, Josernine, daughter of A, and M, Bretonnire, aged 37 yea Weekly Report of In the City and Crunty of New York tr A tv ithe the 10th day of 1850, Total. 407. x Remittont, Scarlet 8 ‘Typhoid... Bleeding + 3 “ Typhus “from Womb...) “ Heotio Burned or Scalded. .. Brovehitis Debility....'. Delirium ‘Treméns Diarrhoea Drow: 5 Rheumatism. Dysentery 47 Small Pox. Epilersy. ae ae. Under } year. From virv.—United States, 385; Ire ti 9; Wales, 1; Germany, 11; France, rk, 1; British Possessions in North vue, 7; Penitentiary, Blackwell's 7; Rendall's Ls ity Prison, 1; Alms jored ‘Home, 45 Colored a City b er o - 17, 180, nies 324 Curry Insrxctop's Orrce, A _Weeh’y Report of Deaths and Interments In the city of perotiys Oe the week ending Aug 044 2 Cholera Infantum. Erysipelas......+ Consumptir 6 Fever typhoid. . Convulsions . 1 Heart. disease ot. Whooping cough. Thadmimation of om Office of Board of Health, Aug. 17, 1850. 8. B. WILLEY. Physician of the N xed B.—Interments in Greenwood and other Brook- lyn grounds, from New York and other places, 52 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New Yerk, August 20, 1650, ps: alll Moon sere. 30 enrs,, “ | men Waren 72 Shipe—Li Peabody cuss JW Phillips; Admiral (pit), Caston, Warres ae Livingston! ‘Admiral (rom) Wee ng, Trieste: Bebmidt « hen; Sullivan, Edwards, Barke— Stevens, Savannah, Sturcos, Clearman & by Y= — * Island, — ., e yres, Sea, Balchen; Capt John. Lindt, Gonaives. Nesmith & Sons; Commerce (fr) ‘Card, Pictou NS; Breline (Be), 4 St Johns, NF, T L De Wolfe; Samson, Wheeler, dobile, Heribut & Oss Moves, Bulkley, Apalachicola, & D Hurld Co Sebre—Lady Sontt, Ki Rook 1, Sohmid 5 ates, Sere, Reap, Dash Seuss Sobnidt p Bas oh rot, Wi ‘Co; Frank ‘Math, Norfolk Tryphenin, Ln mon Cie w Verson; Win Tyson, Jones, Balti in Brunt & Sleight; Ellen, Teva tn ma Steamer—Oneida, O'Neill, Philadelphia. ‘Annawan, Gault, Providence; Pointer, Fowler, do. Arrived. Jac bs. Ham>arg, 46 days, with mdse it & Balchen, D. Liv 1, July 1th, with Williams & Guion, én inst, lat ie with aship showing @ white out veering E. ewold. The N has had Highs ‘weoterty win: Pasnage, * a BhiD, Foret Menschikof! (Russ), Satea, Newoustle, &, 00 daya with coal, to Bare! Livingsto “hip Uriel {of Boston}. Stuapaom, New ane to during the of 4.500 | passensers ir Sergn: * am Jane, Brown, Madeira, 96 days, with wins, he, | Behn, Buenos Ayres, 64 days, with mass to W in’ Co."grh dune Yat do ms saw at olland’ bark rig Adolph. W DeFerrest Qrphang 7th July, Yat 1d 2°, tom 3416, rneo, Tyre (Br), Baynstow, Poasance, 42days, with iron ers, to Meyers & Co. ile), Thompson, Nasem I2dayp, with live oak. te 8 lceheabacgh:. Wik iase ut “Foie Jone Pitchers Savennan,¥ separ with ecte , Pitcher. Savannah, ston, jn co with bark ‘Ontaris, for eee a tole Br), Hill, Bermuda, 10 days, with 2 Herejirilsteis : re ee tor : raion “ier with eal i Bratve, ‘hee Bim int BB lon 0 50, cpeke hark trom Waluimore toy tie Janeite: same 407, le ship John, of oud for N ), Magan, Mavaan, 16 2 iphries Pa Lagus: Ruisabet PR; yhenten ‘postin: tahre Aldonstrows Halle Merril! NY hips Harvest Newport; Ithine, N York; Haig Robert, Bortom. Momiux, Aug 12. Arrived—Bark Charles Williams, Boston. Norvore, Aug. 19. Arrived I17th—Sebr African, NYork; 18th, she ‘Shore, a D 1 ore. Tyyehems ae” Py A a Haw) on 8: . brigs Cen Worth, eer Piigacien 10th i i ‘et ti ewbury port, ind on her outward passage, lost for Bangor, disg: ach: Hanger, Gan soby Mary C Ames, a let 4 rom Richmond for NBed- for Albany: 4 ry Gibbs, ford, and abou utward bound. Wind E, weather thickening. Newnurvrort, Aug 18. jeria Therote, Philadelphia. New Benronp, Aug. 17. Arrived—Bark Louies: sohr Henry & Wm Thomas, Phila- delphia; Cornelia, N York. Sarem, Aug. 18. whttined—Schrs Judith Ward, Georgetown, 80, and: MIT nee Ar N—Shij Demantrachy, of Arrived: PASSENGERS. ce—Mr and Mre Demantrachy, Miss Mr Charl, Paris; Miss jor, Foreign Malls. Bacs for So pton and Bremen, per steamor » will close at the Exchange Reading Room, (67 ), this day, at 2<'clock. jteamer Cambria, for Walifazand Liver- xehange Reading Room (67 Exchange) ‘day, at quarter before 5 o'clock. aTTeR BAGs tor Havana, per steamer Pizarro, will close the Exchange Reading Room, (67 saan this day, a6 lock. Latters ean be pre-paid to destinatien. it the above office to any Herald Marine 14 PM. rigs Swan, ton, do} ELPHLA, A es Waite Besta apeure, Durfee, Ba Basoo on, Roxbury; W: pe May, Hous, Providence: Glass Blower, e Ocean, Fauci, Sasteory Columbia, ifeld, Hi Norfolk; Arotures, Gandy, Now York; Sophro- Port Spain, Trinidad; , Pendleton, Bosto ers, Treworthy, Boston; sch: ird, Stubbs, do; Triumph, Mi G Blower, B Mays Brice) hls cn iste, 1; Cay 7 Led. Lady of ¢ Crowell, Richmen: Bo: son’ Roxbury: J NY; Aro’ Haskell, Medford, Mass: J Fi Hoover, Norfolk; Joh: Harris, Jermon, Troy; Mary Delphina, Otis, Newburyport; Fall River. Banner, Gandy, N York; steamer and, do. Miscellaneous, hetore reported totally lost on went on inst. Capt Prince, with those of his crow who remained with him, arrived at Halifax 13th, in echr Flora, which also took up the materials of the vessel. Sirs Puansatsa, Allen, and Walpole, Cutter, from Cal- ion. got in coptact. no date, not far from ia lost bowsprit. but probably received damage, and put back to Diamond Harbor provious to lth, wore she would repair. The Walpole re~ ceived mo damage of consequence, and proceeded om her voyage. ‘Tux wae of a ship of ah North American built, timber edge, was passod July D0, tat 46 bam, at Quebee, which boarded her, or name to identify her. Bx Buro Sornra, Poo, at Boston frem Marseilles, was in coutact Ith, with ship Jeasica, iayer, from Liverpool, losing Jibboom and’ foretopmast. Scun Provipence, t 400 te parently British at tothe water's ‘imore, lost on prajeheprig es ¥ ae not grom B for a Northern pert as stated. She was trom Borton, Bennett, master, supposed for Baltimore {The vessel, wich her cargo of ioe, were @ total loss; and t! nothing but their lives, No insurance on veasvl; ed on freight mone, Sonn Gassanean, ashore at Prout’ came home im echr J Scur J R Sxinwen, frem Accomac, arrived yest brought home for mon of sohr Provik Jelena, EF, last m nce for Jacksonville, before reported ‘oster erday, »@, lost at Prout's te Raritan was expeoted to sail from Norfolk for the Paciic station yesterday, to join the squi o: Com MeC Cape Gaunt arrived at Norfolk on Friday, ° J Manning has beon ordered to the st Norfotk, in of Commander J L Saua- id Buck: D Brvokman. gar, from Bermeds, 9 days, in bal~ ie Sehr Sebastian, Beaufort, NC, ¢ days, with naval stores fe: Beene leet iame, he Nom, Stovesbw Fehr Pavillion, A Sloop Blackstone, nie a8, from oe 08 Ayron. ry Snipe: tan 4, and 3 beige. 4 Sallea, Ship America, for Liverpool; steamer Ponodscot, for Phil- Wind during the day from SW. Telegraphic Marine Reperts, Rosros, » ance (of Wiseaseets), ‘aban ere, ‘Ave Int 90, long 67, brig Cafos, from Anguilla ¥ for Werres. to 1 sehr Grace ersten, d ?eh—Sehra JH Depoty, Elliot, and TP Page, Phi- 4 a Baciaw p Attiret—hip Bremer te, Dremons bork ders, whose term of servic Notice to Mariners. Capt Phillipsof ship Ellen, at Quebec th inat, reports that the light on Point des Monts was not lighted ‘night of ¢ 7th inat, hyd from Lenten, ‘15th, bark Lark, Kelley, destination no Peri, Rassell, NB, from Pernam- on board, (sid no date, and returned July ourd ); th, Spart ‘ook, of Prov b= clean; Juve 28th, arkinger, Silva, Boston, land iat re! et pe a Ii oO h, , Mary, Henry. ating with dye water); 1; th, dobn Wells, © i Soar from in April, no lat, ¥ ene from NYork for Bremon, ‘aahipnbon, Ton foky. nd W, with lees of head of main das 47 Steamship Wi July 2 , lat 43, A Norwegian bark, bow: “Piark Viruueste, July 32, Int 42, tou 10, nothing further. 1 DATE Undine, from Calais for Buones Ayres, Aug 10, at Bri rt bs * ue id Rede from Bermuda, bound 8, was pateod 8th inst, Ship Dumbarton, 60 days from NOtleans for SPrancisso, no ne Aste, (by brig Reindeor, from Belfast Moh 19, at Valparaiso, Sune 19} tab 40S, lon 16 Wen Dae Mon 1% Antwenr, July 20, ii, Lambert, NOrlosas.t » Suly 20-—a: Fil i, v Bussror, Aug 2—Br Tark Mary Aan pty Brown, for irige Swan, Pierce, from NYork; Fal+ th. ne 15—Ships Thos Perkins, R. . from Onh just are. to loud for Betton; Copmeces abt half loaded, to sail ah Empire (tr do do; ba Neu, for Bost 24, had just put back to Diamond harsot teats halts Cate da tk deer: So Philadelphia.” —_ 7 Cronerart, Jw . NYorb, Jase sre ‘Ships Walter R J. ioolas 1, built in N ¥i 4 highh; company, aceepted inten, Delanc. expected to load for Burland: ‘sien & Frances, Davis, do do: Ithonn, Lerkiestor, Bootone SUA Beak Sunde W Lind, Tiakham, NYork, wad meee 2-Ship Silas Leonard, Thompeon, to load pir, Suly 96— Sid Welsh, Charleston. sdb Gate ha etary ete , ‘ Zaeh,'Perthahire, Taitt, Boston; Slat, Lady Knight, a City of Glasgow (6), NY orks Soionce, for os. ar : ante Amulet, ‘Warr sehr Sin Wig Bound, Mughen Baltimorg, in ballast, Cla Heston. ric Bakher, or, Charleston. ‘34 inet, brig Sarah Williams, Gott, for Boston July 30—Arr brigs Washi Newton, Phil- t. Jerome, Ford, Wilmington, Ney Och, Ports : St John, NB, for Lond, a, Faas gases remained 24). Unicorn, ly uthampton, Morgan, for . July 3—Arr Geo Evans, Couillard. St John. NB. nana, July 10—Bark Georgiana, Norris, for NYork th. Put in 18th for NYork (Mi } (May 30, heda. steamer Gen Z Tayl: Pu from. the dareae Joie ek tee Cae ‘2%—arr Kanawha, Higgins, Riga for Drog- Sid Phil joarn, (f vans Uisrirad sai Wiles cpa den nasa no ver, Banprah ‘Thernten, Hevey, ry rh ‘tedet 4 fay ‘4 Ly ‘Imtosh, for Bosten 7th; brig Medi (Br), Crosoy, Jo, “Ganon, July 9—Shipe Bay State, Simmon bar ton,” Williams, chartered, te inet ot Leghora’ for ‘Nerthera ports ip U Staves; bark Nantilus Lincoln, disg for M 33 lussian vessel chartered to proceed to horm aa: for Baltimere. ‘Re, July H—Sld Mortimer Livingston, Barstow, New one, Ju Faumourn, J An ai York. olf Jey W—Are T & P Woodward, Chapman, Crom an Lee Ashland, Harding, for Bangor, next 10—Ship Norma, Fis, for New York 11th; Boston, 1d; Canada, Dyer, for ‘ from Portland, dis, J) 3 tence, W edeter ty, Srom Sagua, arr sth: soh CAL Lamar, Light= te vam next week, Old M. brig faabiilns spt, Chenicten sit ee Hest"? Lt. ‘ lend, Philadelphia ; an ¢ FAX, Aug 13—~Cld sel x yaad Lad DO Jaly 1—A i = 6% tee | Ls +) sey is, Rasemass, NYork; Am. st inet h, Philadel Fidelis, Peado~ SS ‘Weodnury Wty Borate 32, Wings ” 4 for ae James Gray, Keying, Pierce, srhich put back uly‘, dinmasted,supponed repairing oie wom, Aug |—Ent Inward, Geo Turner, Woodbury. Que- bee. is port 24 inst, A @ BIL, Thomas, for Boston, Me: Rosse ann JeKeebnie, fe nah, do: ° ing. fot NYork, det Sie ‘Righe. Yoru tar #ore. J for do for do Bist; hapten ned Lalis Rook, Paina, 5 une; " ras ship Viste, Linnell, Caloutte 1y 22— Arr Dr ship from NOrleane, ‘atm vessel In pare. I gpa in vowel” yo iors. Sentient. Ss few dayts of Mar Cid sobr ALL on, 1 NOre Nevossria, neg ¥ . Woodward, for Bos Teas eyrens, Avg &-Sbip Lexington, Thompeon, for Port lana Teh or Bry Joly M— Brice R Rywwell, Arey, for M hee ch: Avatyrto tn veke ary Cuhece, take Kine. from snd for Bitwys. Going im, sehr John Casta per Sewers, from Ure ere. Abe Hart ship Flin, Phillipe, \ Cork po ‘July 2—8 Met, for . few o larmima, Joly Portland, for Wh “ Fronceee (teh | At 44 6th, ship, Ontario, Low, from MOrlons for Califor. SHIPPING. somes for’ NYork. ig. (The Vene TRS aw eae —, . Md Prepert et isls'ouppered thie roar should beets | U Yack nal tise ee ae ee ne, Ok tok ince de ‘Jolnvillo, whieh had been spokom Le Wees. re. dune ye Capeain ner Korrarpam, July $1—Dutch Tropions, Popken. for | P, tain oon au, Je A, Sg ae, corhen. fan ACLFIC, ATG, captain Sercaieeke 8. Theee shipe having boss’ Duilt by eonceass ton eine, Joly 28—Arr Columbian, Mereen, Hamburg. 814 | goveram: very eure, has been taken oo Wth, Charlette, Middleton, ‘FAnCIBOO. ‘struction, as also in sagiues, te ensure and caARTA Cava, Teneriffe, June lt—Sld Pesoatore, Boardia, and their accommodations for passengers are co aon Ha 0 Het, ~ Mg oy? ce od ba ino) ee sis a il pe for. - obs K + ve of Sth, or ww for. beige Fite (Ir), for NYork the next wool; Bliss (Prus), | Egon" Secor will’ be uttached voanok ship, a cans or Pascege, apply Sr 4400, July 25 -81d sehr Manson, Perking. Boston. © gown. x. COLLINS, 66 Wall serves, Sr Jouw, NB, Aug. 18—Arr ships Hh ( ) or to BROWN, SHIPLE + Lis mi 4 Olive Branch, Ci ‘The Atlantic will leave Liv Pa eae : ‘k Creo au e anon, New Tork. Below, “ sees 8 “ ‘i “ « ed’ Beach, Small, N York. | «TOM SS Ere x is, Daniels, Alexondrinj Messenger, Mor- | Atlanties ew Vor « acne antit srpool 2%6—Bark Lon: : Z D Gor- The of these ships will not be accountable for, Allen, Manso » White, tilvor, bullion, Jer "apa ona Nha Bk , ship Malabar, Free- | unless bills (edie are Triminab, Aug Brig Cordelis, Snow, from Boston, arr | Mereeh S0th ult, to load for do. FOR, LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL B, Aur iS—arr barks Rath, Litrato, Boston; W | depart with the manila er Rusepe, positive oo, batt ORR, Ani rr barks Ru " uDew he, Worthin on, Rio Ji Han Looper, | August Zith, from her berth at ths foot of Canal Hopkins, NOrleans: schr Z Stratton, Sterling, Portland, | berth paid fer. All ‘and papers sjcctah ceniecten nie aeuures | Sedol scare otene Denti rrasil and’s mi , Ryerson, Elwell, Mobile; Montague, ‘Toothaker, Dig! EDWARD K. COLLINS, 66 Wall 5 » Long, St Thomas, Sid Bre The stoamer ATLANTIC wili succeed for Rotterdam; bark K: Boptember 7th. Extra, Long, St Thomas: A ton, Elweil, P seekers FOR HAVRE.—SECOND LINE.—TH® FOL- lowing ships will leave Havre on the 16th, and New Aug l7—Arr brigs Chas Malloy, (Br) Little, Pa- | York on the lat of each month:— hls, (Br) Por.er, Glasser J Siokereon, Nioker- ‘rom jaltimore; Erie, Ryder, Philadelphii 0 Now York. 0; bee 2 Th her, i ond sw Fig 2am. : Swain, Townsend, Philadeiphi: len, | ry le York.’ 16th, schr Brilliant. Lambert, | barks | Alonzo Follansbeo, master, Dasbua, Clifford, Philadelphia; os! well, do; Shi tchrs Cicero, Baker, Baltimo: elphia. Isth—Arr Bark Sumny Bye, Seabury, Newport, Eng; brige Sophis, (Br) Poo, Marseillos; Candaco, Mathows, Baltimere, Mary Bl . Pe where she ar 15th, fro Lem | a ‘Tab! rk, and Chaileny ‘Tar Ship WILLIAM TELL, (new) 1,200 toms burther John Willard, master. They are all fret class New York butlt ships, provi wish ebeopaebnnedes det tha cas aa een of passengers. and commanded by trade. e y Sal ma Bird; 18ch, barks Union, Zion, Selah, Eagle, Nashua. Sohr Croton sld 1éth. Rca Aug 16—8ld schr Sarah Moore, French, Philadel- '4—Cld brig W F Safford, Pierce, Baltimore. 13—Arr brig Elisa Wait, Dennison, NYork phia. ie Bacon, Aug 1 a sohr Isabella, Gage, NITED STATES ii. STSAMSHIP ANY, peat rman 06M | Oi Ree ate iy peg ga jotta, larcelons, sohr Charleston, Cardwell, Key | fed (oleara that the United Seates abled that thei: ements a Ha Complete ter sending pas nrough tfom New Tork te San eit this Com— Benson, tp load for Laveryocks Catharines Wilts, ding Anson, to ‘or pool; Catharine, ee to meet the wants of travel te California, b vi ‘ork. diag: Samoset, Tucker, from Liverpool, disgi | Snipe on the Pacific, in eouncotion with theif ships from Ni Charles Carroll, Dillingham, for Liverpool, lig: Philens, | Yolk to Chegres, they were upon, at the wi Hierbest, for Liverpool, ready; Lady 5: Br) Tulloch, fF | solicitation of the great number then dosirous te go out, to Livepool, ldg; Java, Robertson, from Card sell tickets for through passages from Panama in advance for Teresa Cubana (Sp), Villemora, for Barcelo their ships then going ro This was done from & te m_ N York, aocommodate those who could joe in ne ot Glenburn, Sams Wwarter, and by which» whatever might be the develltion, Fr), Raymond, for 8 Low Shey would reach San Francisco, soonse thea by ange ki dg: bri Wnforeseen difficulties, and the prevalence of Fever Riv de Janciro at the time, wed their hij reach= soon a6 was anticipated, and at the isthmus, which was in by tienoe passengers forward, agninst the advice of the pany, St anenrlier day than could possibly These interruptions are now all removed. Three of the four ships of tho Company, Paeifio katended for the at Panama, and several of them service, bave arri ferformed tripe to, San Francisco and back, vo. shat ‘mpany are new able to give the pablio performed with eguigt’y and deapatok "aha Pola list me ee > ‘San Fraacisoo, consists .f the "REPUBLIC adson. cies » bark Adelii ir Chronot pooped sn, . Ji phy Phiiadelpiin: sloey Sephin, Rowdee 2 elphia; aloo ondon' inthe bay, ecbr Maria, Webster, ‘from Philadelphia for hte PEaned down, brig Oregon, Berry, from Somorsot for Sa- v RN er te Rate tM Peg Ce a hic irom NYerk, an ‘at the city Sd, but not = C Eld' no date, brig Empire, Hoptins, do.” in port dy brig | fonveg August seh: s¢3 Bea Mary, Sherwood, for do Oth. ; MO. "ROBERTS, cor. Warron and West ote, HaALvowert, July 9—Arr se! NYork, 10—sid tark Zidon, for Wia- mira Aus \CEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—FORB! re Southampton: U. 3. Mail steamship IB! rr éohr Albert Vinal, Mobile via | MANN: ree, coms pane oatl foe fre sen, we at 3oclock PM, Frio cf paesage 18. tho frst canin, $1 do. in the eeeond cain, 80. “An experienced Surgean ;| Sa aah oie acer ae et 0, Ganon} 8obes 4 passage or rht, ay to el im Ys : 3 SAN PRANOISCO.—THE SHIP 1 hivdeon Nowy Rom Ose Wace. = Se Oe °F Ww. coon Oa ee yeeros = i Ai = wrt; sche Lovell, Baker, Bost Cr}, Takum, Ma | Crass Calas aad bering mane ee oll bation tan ec lie , Sau Kenia, Karka Indes ond Romer, trom City | Sed peingon beard, skigeiet mas meld Goad’ Rereliiion ee Yo, come down James River, and ancbored in the | For talanoe of freight, apply to ~ = hes Adelaide, NBodford for =m BPOSR: 20 Brins etree . en * bur= re, beg Beating, Fhe, F eu Wotan, U, §. Ney, Commander, will be . bark Laconi wes, Roston; hehed for aster a a Hal cdc me eens | i Masaay oy, easel Sandford, NBedfora; Wil Collins,” N Fork; ay Babcock, ao; Teaneatee Biaak."Providenca; Joka ¥ Cewek, | VQRSAUE LAYING OFZ THE BATTERY IN NORTH Toulin, Norwich. ld barks Mary, Wheldon, Boston: JW | o., LiN‘lar antoen wide, ve foot deen, wad morierare teks Aes Onks Ryder, 00; Gon Joounp, Fishst, ' tycfour tons: Sails fast.” Launohed ux Weeks sluce. Fee nee SP board, jliitte, & | ~ ——. — rievsa, Bost, Lynny is — Erartgcecet MEDICAL. warn, an, NY ork: rauklin, Auld, Boston; steamers Anthracite, Morley, NYork; Ponobscot, Seymour, LITY.—DR. DR LANEY, 5) bi8~ a to pay particular attention otto, Ang Ihe i Reet Betege Mor | Serial "weapon gzafecl dsttey” Adaline = Bosing, 201 See visdciphie. Potency, Re. Consultations strict i eo aie i Hall, § York. Sse per oorreepondence in English, sadipaitane denote, Arnis (ot Faichaven), | porvtas trettiin en thoes wengiainte seekae, non, Callas and ‘prov. tly ve load guano at June 30 a July 1, ship Rowland, SUiot, from 2. 14—Arr sohr Soa Gull, Pillsbury, Thomas- lobar, NYork: Sid back Suvaansk, Crowell, 16—A) ‘Tread l, von, Havence. day Folgu’ Willard, Neri ug 13— Arr ‘Wm MeGilvery, N York. Ma oe La sehr R bf, a BY ory ¥ Dave, Chadwick, NYorks Nana, De ‘London, HI, Avg 16—Cld, sehr Richmond, Bangor Secordts to wind). bad er Mor Elisa, NY ork: Sleoy sehr hits Sickie tt oo gan T Rorrell King, NYorki 0th, Delmont. Adexander M, N York; do; lath, Fraaklia, do, Pua DISBASES, FEMALE COM dessteseaeng te cates a's tats iat cones, be refers those old or dithoult cases which ave bale Rea the Mill oc Physicians lore experienved In thie speaiall eco nue vege Tamored.. Prouch Female Periediedl Gray, ogres. Ova, AUTHOR OF “ PRIVATE Miia aa | Pea Satin open Wonk te spond it NY; Mr Nickar, jo. 2,) Ann street. Private entrance through the eatry. P sad tive 8 Levi, Xe 2 | ——_—___ eeeeeeeeee Canada; Mr and Mrs Revel, D: COOPER, 14 DUANRK STREBT, HAS, FOR THE tae years, confined his practice to the treet gerarated cases of thie fioense, nod cages removed in twe to five days. A perfeot cure. or , Mise P Barehin. 7 “nu Rc—Ship Moward—| Tinsmcn—Bart’ stophantc Uses net fe m — 18 4 Helene Banse, aad 2 children, C rms hlieskas, ‘ihelmias g Geb a Sophie, ‘Be! eo, Wi Brnatra| ee 4 the oo § Adams, R Eve, c |. HS Thimper, BW Matthews, Mrs Mu: in oon most mild cases re vA PORTANT NOTIC! 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