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fend other evidences aforesaid, grant to such claimant & certificate of his right to take any eueh person iden- tied and proved to be owing serviee or lcbor as afore. Said, which certificate shall authorize such claimant te seine oF arrest snd transport such porson to the Btate or Territory from which he esoa On the resumiption of the bill to-day, Mr. Mason ed to substitute for everything before tha Se- , @ substitute composed of the following ma- terials:— First, the four sections of amendment [C]. Second, The two sections of the Judiciary bill, [A] to wit, sections 3 and 4. Third, The last section of amendment (DJ, and some other concluding sections, to perfect the bill. Mr. Dayton moved to amend the amendment or substitute of Mr. Mason, by striking it out, and in- werting Mr. Webster's amendment, which pro- vides that the person claiming a man as a fugitive slave, shall make oath and affidavit of the fact, &c.; and ifthe said alleged fugitive shall swear to the contrary that be isa free man, then there shall be a jury of twelve men called of the com- munity where the said fugitive may be seized, to ty the case, Ne ter debate, the amendment was rejected, 11 to anda similar ameadment by Mr. Winthrop, by 11 to 2 Mr. Pratt ofiered an amendment, which was or- exed to be printed MUR ‘Gerais ceiver: to:be’ diepnend. pean which will aid ¢ Soutbern slaveholders against the kidnapping operations of Gerntt Smith & Co. —a bill which will provide, in fact, some farther securilies, at lvast, by_law, fer the recovery of fugitive slaves. The South, however, do not ap- peer to have much faith in any practical relief, with the public sentiment of the North so decidedly in favor of aiding, rather than arresting, the escape of runaway negro Wasmneron, August 19, 1850. House refusal to take up the Compromise bills from the Senate—Prefers acting on Civil and Diplo matic bill—Senate on the Fugitive Slave bill— Houston m his seat— Promises to give Wallace a dressing down—Speculations as to the end thereof. P An attempt was made in the House this morniag, to take up the compromise bills from the Senate, for the purpose of making them the order of the day for to-morrow. ‘The motion made was to sus- pend the rules. It was m by Mr. Ashmun. The yeas and nays stood 94 to 94, The Southern members, with two or three exceptions, voted @gainst suspending the rules. One of the standing r of the House declares that “all proceedings touching appropriations of money shall first considered in a committee of the whole Howe This rule may have had some weight in causing the House to refuse to teke up the bills in question for the purpose avowed, as two of them, the Utah bul, and the Texas boundary bill, make appropria- tions ef money ‘The House next went into Committee of the Whole aad took up the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation dill. All sorts of five minutes speeches were made on the amendments cilered to it, Hothiog was said or done requiring special note while the House was in committee. In the course of the proceed- ings in the morning, Mr. Inge provoked the Speak- er to some considerable extent, by refusing to take hia seat when requested to doso. Much confu- sion for a short time evailed, several members calling upon the Speaker to call out the refractory subject by name. This, however, was not done. Order was restored without subjecting the Speaker to be thus personal In the Senate, after some uninteresting morning business had been considered, the order of the day; togwit :—The Fugitive Slave bill, was taken up. Amendments were offered and discussed. The speakers were Messrs. Mason, Winthrop, Butler, Dayton, Jeflerson Davis, Underwood, Chase, Cass and others. At the usual dinner hour the discus- sion was still going on, with little hope that the bill would be disposed of to-day. General Houston was in his seat, calm and placid a8 ever, notwithstanding the furious attack made upon him by Mr. Wallace, of the House. ‘Old Sam” is really wiat Johnny Foy called the late General Dawson, who was a member of the House from Louisione. “Ah, General,” said Johnny, “you are a paycock of a man!” General Houston having informed his friends that he should notice Mr. Wallace in the Senate to-day or to-morrow, and deal with him as he de- gerves, it was very generally ee that he world fulfil his promise today. But at half past three o’clock he had not done so. To-morrow he may fire his gun. We shall see. Senator Foote has gone to the Virginia Springs te recruit his health. Senator Clemens leaves te- morrow for the South or North, | forget which. Mr. A. H. Stephens, of the House, has gone home to Georgia. Mr. Tom Ewing was not in his tem- porary seat to-day. Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Pumcapetruta, August 20, 1850. First Congressional District—The Candidates— Another Drabelical Murder—Sad Accident--De- meoeratic Conventum—The Weather—Stocks, §& The contest in our First Congressional district, from its triangular character, promises to be exceed- ingly rich. The natives have already re-nomi- mated Hon. Lewis C Levin; the demo>rats will, in all probability, nominate Colonel Thomas B. Florence; and, as the whigs are ia a hopeless mi- nority, it isa matter of perfect indifference who they nominate. Barring accidents, Levin will, ua- deubtedly, be elected; and, as he is the only repre- Sentative of nativism in the federal eouncils, it is Qs well that the solitary specimen should be pre- gerved. Besides, Levin is not a bad fellow, He is impulsive unto recklessness; generous to a fault, is an excellent speaker, altheugh somewhat va- 'Y—« sort of cross between Maflitt and Elder napp—and, more than all, he deserves las! credit for the noble manner in whieh he has * taken himeelf up.” peek bee likes Colonel Florence, and everybody speaks well of him; but he is in too bad company to secure the support of the tax- paying Yoters of Southwark and Moyamensing. He ae 100 Many supporters in the rowdy gangs of these districts to secure for him even the good Wishes of his personal friends. It may sound strange abroud, but it it is nevertheless true, that a very large number of the members of these mur- derous gangs are lrishmen—particularly so in Moy- amenring. The supposed murderer of watehman Mooney is an Ir id the murderer of the unfortugate Sw who was killed on Saturday co hight lost, ie also an lrishmas Another murder lost evening, and in the city proper, —_— the wretches, no doubt, belong elsewhere he murder was committed at an early hour in the evening, in a frequented street, | while people were passing and repassing on the | sidewalks, and while families, the immediate viein re seated at their windows; and yet the fiends escaped without the slightest difficulty. It seeme that while Mr. Burd, who kept a jewelry store, No 241 South Fir treet, Was on his way to his residence in Kensington, (at 8 o'clock in the evening) he wen suddenly attacked ip Gaskill street, and robbed of a box which he was carryin, i at the tim nd which contained*ome seventy end silver watches. Inthe seufile, Mr. Bur ceived a dirk wound i the region of the he: He feitly reused the ery of “stop thief—murder !” a ven fell from lose of blood. In twenty minutes he was a cor ‘This terrible occurrence has q@tertied many, and frightened more. Bout will any thing be donet No! The police are afraid to act, the politicians are efraid talk, and as for the 8 faye freedom from murders * will cause them to forget all the bloody of the last twelve months. No langua orn be 100 strong, vo coloring too vivid, to deseril the state of affairs ae they now exist in those dis tries Imegine the worst, and yet that worst falls far short of the reality A wed accident occured at Cape May on Sunday Mr. Schoaeman, ope of our Market bere, was ecized with the cramp while the surf. ben Wiseovered, he was in water sear the bea and in an almost seneriews condition He was conveyed to his hotel. and although every assistance was rendered | him, he shortly after expired. He was to have retureed to the eity yesterday morning with his family The democratie eeanty convention met yester- dey. Some fifty odd sames e put omina- tion for the Assembly, from whieh eleven are te } selected balloting commences oa Mon- ay next A cold rain eterm set in last night from the east, with every prospeet of ite co ig for at least Awenty-four houre te eome. ‘The weather has hed today, and prices im eo nce have gives way slightly In Texas seenrities there ie very litte deing. Ontsiders are of opinion that present prices are (co high, while holders are so confident of the e Senate boundary bill, that they do out feel disposed to lise at the ruling rates, Varge as rprefite would be. balk of th bonds and notes in thie eity are held by some hal dozen firme. Pelitioal Lene nag Porverivamia Nomera tiem ‘om. Lewls 0. the passage o| has been nominated * $e Semes Bayi amen moc ahio ‘condiéate ftate. Tasswors Nossta rion — Charebili offing is the w! im the 26th district, in the seme _ effect on stoeke it IN THE INDIANA PENITENTIARY. About thirty cases and twelve deaths of cholera have occurred within a few days, among the con- victs in the Indiana Penitentiary, at Jetiersonville good. transactions foot up for damaged: (234 a Gio, for mixed; and 6434¢, for Jor- sey yellow; Western mixed, at the olose, was held at The prison is reported to be very clean and in ex- cellent order throughout, yet the disease is very virulent and fatal Dr. Cullam, an experienced physician, is said to have been unremitting in his attentions, remaining wit» the sick mght and day. IN CHICAGO, ILL. This terrible epidemic has held on to Chicago, this season, es it hes io no other city in the coun- try. On the 10th inst. there were seventeen deaths there, of which eleven were of cholera; and on the Ith, eighteen deaths, of which ten were of cholera. joors any Snoxs —The business doing in this line chiefly for shipping to California, for which 1a orders were being filled. We noticed a good supply from the Eastward, which send forward their stock as soon 88 manufactured. Cavrix.—Offered on Tuesday, 1,800 beeves, (1,400 Southern, remainder from this State.) 65 cows and calves, and 6.000 sheep and lambs. Beey: dull of sale the past week, and prices have & fraction; sales of good’ retailin, ra lay werage—the market closing very dull. About 600 were left over. Cowes and calves—Sales at from $20 to $28 50 a $37 50—all sold. Bales of sheep at from $1 50 to $3 a $5 £0; lambs at from $1 to $2 25 a $3 75. Left over, 260, Corron:—The market wae dull this morning, and the soles, which wero 2,000 bales, were not effected at as as b ‘After the news per Europa was no disposition evinced =< buy- rations. Middling Uplands, }230. The sales. to-day, are only 200 bags Java, Maracaibo, at 100, The stock .on the 10th inst., was 38,048 The decreased supply at that port. The following export are hardly up AT CIRCLEVILLE, ILL. At Circleville, on Monday, there were seven new cases, three deaths, and four not expected to re- cover. Two deaths same day of other diseases. Theatrical and Musical. Trarian Orena ar Castie Ganven.—The few opera entertainments to be presented at this establishment, will attract largely the pubtic attention. To-night, * Lucrezia Borgia ” will be performed, with a powerful concentration of talent. The principal vocalists will appear in it, and we have no doubt that it will give the same measure of satisfaction that bas character- ized its representation hitherto, We shall not soon forget the brilliant style of Salvi in this opera, or the : bage, in all bands. for the season, is 84,157 bags. statement from Rio, is under date of 23d June, 1850 :— rich yooal efforts of Bosio, with the admirable Brin- . disi of Bignora Vietti. It is some time since we had Baporte of Coffee from Rio de at oy bays ye ant ring Salvi as Gennaro, and we shall “a ane Oe Cees Hxp’te from July. 1840, to Jan., 1850 334,258 entitled Detemdes, 1860, to June, 1850...152,092 218,980 commences the perform- ae Tt is interspersed with a variety Totade esse cee c eee ee + A69,0T1 563,233 of beautiful songs, glees, and ‘choruses— Hark from 480.671 yonder Tower,” the grand Pirate's chorus from the © Enchantress,” “seek him on every Shore.’ with 1,022,908 The largest estimate at present for shipment of Vhia month, is...... other beautiful melodies. The next piece will be the new and very successful drama of the “Felon's Last Dream,” which is received every night of its repre- sentation with enthusiastic cheers, The sconery ts | gotal export for crop, yeot onding July 1,1860. .1,103 904 elegant, and the parts are well sustained by the effvo- « See eee 149. .1,621,125 tive and talented ‘Tho admission money being only twenty-five cents, it is no wonder “ “ the house should be crowded every night, Shipments Jav,to July, 1 Breapway Tuatke —The new company bas made @ ieee, great impression on (ho visiters of this elegant estab- 20.228 lirtzaent. Last evening, Bulwer’s beautiful comedy ef the * Lady of Lyons” was played before @ fall house, and was throughout received with the warmest de- monstrations of delight. Miss Anderton, as we pre- dicted, appeared to more advantage. As Pauline, she displayed a proper coveeption of the text, and truth. fully represented the conflicting passions of pride and love. Mr. Conway, as Claude, was excellent; we be- lieve we can, with truth, say, we never heard the description of the Lake ef Como delivered s0 effectively. ‘There was melody in every werd—the sound was an cobs to the sense—the modulation was thrilling To select any particular scene, throughout the entire play, in which he exeelled more than another, would take from the merit of this very excellent, promising acter—all was given trae to nature, The bright, sparkling genius, inberited from bia father, waa made << J 1950. short 518.221 40, 24 compare with hove of 1H), United States. Jee, be So, ab 71,608 7 4138 40,044 08 BWW est. Furope, ke Us Bates. howing ® defloioney of Total. 312,641 bage, or 0 millions of pounds. otal deficiency ot crop year ending lst July, 1€60, as compared with that ending 1st July, 1849, will de, say 250,000 bags, (83,000,000 Ibs) or 33 per cent Shipments to Europe at lasi date not arrived, against same months of past year. 1850. 1840. Half of February... « 15,000 against 62,000 March 40.466 91,530 apparent. Davidge, as Colonel Damas, was capital. : Mie Knight. as Widow Melnotte, and Mrs, Wield, ng —* 10.108 Pi Madam Deschappelles, mustained thelr pactewell. We a , never witnessed such enthusinem througheut every ———- coe ot feene, “At the close of the play. repented calls were Total. «sss eves 1,008 906,893 bags. made for Mir. Conway and Miss Anderton, when they sieiien appeared, and bowe' their acknowledgments, Milo. | 9, ~ ae open Re + +4 6 «+ 810,856, oF 68 Adeline next appease in the pas de caractere of Le Gitena, Her moments were graceful, and were fol- lowed by an encore, and well merited plaudits, We To the United States from 1st March to Ist June, the oiency is 49,760 bags, or 34 per cont, on shipments faine period last year. Jougenbeim. Marshall and Barrett have done nobly | 9nd Govt At 18 fy st pope e ce Ot al wolghties eee in felecting such an excellent company. To-pight pian the,” Gates eave ceedntetaaarel nee del he * Crown Prince,” “Grandfather Whitehead,” and | 5 oo nagging F mers Sau eee Gana te pate sen to Ban Francisco, ut 60c. per foot measurement, pager Some 20 boxes bunch xalsing were sold at Fist.—No new arrivals of cod have been reported, and the transactions, in consequence, wore limited to 8 few quintals, from secend hands, at $2624. Maeke- rel continued quiet. Ninto’s Gaxnen.—One of the most attractive bills of entertainment which could be presented for the amurement of the patrons of this beautiful location, is offered for this evening. The orchestra will com: mence with an overture, which will be followed by tho interesting domestic drama ‘Village Doctor,” | Hay.—A lot of 600 bales North River changed hands in which Mr. H. Placide, tl g and accom | at private bargain. lished comedian, will appear as Mons. Boncour, and ipes.—The inquiry was very active, but would bo r. Chippendale as Baron de Fadaise. If no other | more so, was the enpply any way increased. There feature of amusement were offered, we should think | have becn eome considerable arrivals of Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande—some 11.000 of the former were im- ported by & leather house direct, and proceed im- mediately tothe tanneries; sales since our last, have been made of 8,000 Buenos Ayres per the brig “Adolph,” and 2.00 Rio Grande at 14 ots. In Roston, considera- Ule rales of Buenos Ayres were making at 14 cts. the great dramatic celebrity of these gentlemen alone, ought to draw a good house But the mani fi desirous to afford the greatest pleasure to will also produce the magnificent extravaganza of the “Island of Jewels,” in which nearly all bis talented poms will appear, The house. no doubt, will be crowde Leatuxx —The demand which exists at present, is Bounton’s Turarne.— This establishment having | unusually active for the season, and the markt was almost bare of stock. Therecelpts, though being equal to those of the same time Inst your, were not at guMicient to supply the wants of the trade, Iem- lock sole was quoted at 154 « 160. for Mght wrights opened under the most favorable auspices, with « com- pany of comedians of the first stamp, is filled at an early hour every evening. The bill for to-night ts very attractive—three capital pieces. The first is “ Poor Pillicoddy,” oad who can resist the temptation & 16\e. for medium; 14 @ 150. for heavy, and 13; of secing Burton in Pillieoddy, in which he has no | ®14for damaged. ‘The market closes very ffm, equal ? But we would go farther and say,in what cha- | Oris.—A good demand prevailed for linseed oil, with racter cau he be equalled? The next piece is “My | ® firm market, and sales of 5,000 gallens at previous Precious Betsy,” Burton as Bobtail, . Russell as | figures Nothing of meee transpired in whale. Mrs, Bobtail, Mr. Johnson as Wagtail. and Miss J. Hill | # Pxovisions.—Pork—There was a better inquiry for as Mrs, Wagiail, M. Frederics and Miss Walters will | Pork, and mess ruled higher; some 3,000 bbis. wore dance the new Pas de los Barcelonas; and the amuse- | ditposed of at $10 3734 m $10 dé for mess, and $8 3756 ments will conclude with the comedietta of the “Rough | for prime. Beet was TF more active, with sales of Diamond” This is@ bill as is @ bill, Go early and | 260 bbls, ot $8 2 for country, and §8 50 for River lnugh heartily, : mess; City prime wld at $6. meats sold to the extent of hkds., at 3X0. for shoulders, and 5: Narioxat. THeatne.—The new version of the dramd |; do, for hams, There was less deing in and th entitied the “ Druokard,” which has been very suc- | 8.) 2 ge oan ‘wasone of 100 bble, at 6X0, a cessful, and which seem: to be : uch admired by the one. g ued to arrive ingly, and was * 4. Fad s m this evening, Parry, a very fine | Bl Stmly, Cheese sold, io some éxtenf, ab Axe Rice wae selling, in a small ) Wt $3 6 a HS OSA with Hight — tty PROPEL ESE Mites become ® great favorite, will ¢ part of Charles Mildmay, and Miss K. Mes- hat +t Jane Thornton, and Mra, Thernton by Miss Malvina will diace be the “New will m played with great fuccess for thirty-nine nights, This is a pretty vineing proof that the manager of this thoatre is “put- ting money in bis purse.” Aston Piack Orena Hovse.—This beautiful theatre, which is always the vous of the fashionable socie- ty of New York. opened, jast evening, under the most favorable auspices, with the new opera of “Judith.” MARKETS ELSEWHERE. Bo Augest 19—Broker's: Board Boston 70%, Augest 19.—Broker's —15 shares and Maine Railroad, i ; 1 Coneord l. 3 75 hit Wd,» ens BOM Rectan Mal Read! Railroad, ; 7 7 This picce, which is a very appropriate combination of I. +b Oa, 4 the best musical gems of Verdi. has beon admirably | fuairera, Sonat 4Rt Well arranged by Mr. Bochsa, the eminent w this grand operatic spectacle. Madame Auna Bishop, = co green veoallets of the age, whose absence as tracted one of the most crowded and fashionable audiences which we have ever seen in this magnificent temple of musical entertainments. The aadience iy me warmly @) lated efforts ebarming conte- | G 6s, 10, mance. F vor combined, wi rare uy = ie! cision, swestneas of effeet, with an artistic method baat aekiy in Chesapeak. satiied te the tatcton of poulic aver foe iste | PBR Mg entitle the netion of le favor ite ree _ merkable eornestuons, and trethfulness to the por. | art Goin Balled Meals, joe eee traiture of passion. The applause throughout was ve | Ohio 72 Ww hement, and the vocalist was called before the curtain, — at the end of exch act— which might have been well der the merit of the artiste. Mme. Augusta danced in ber usual brilliant style, and was warmly applauded throughout the even ing. Tho artistic grace of her manver, er personal ht to the audience, with whom rhe i rectealy a New Ontxans, August 18, 1850, ‘The sales ef cotton for the Inst two days have been onby 200 bales, at unchanged prices. The week's sales have beem 10,000. The stock on hand ie 30.000 bales, ith only 18,000 on sale. Plour—Rxtra brands are ot great a favorite, Signor Novelli Jebored undera ¥ oe Ser ead, at ie omerta wore very arvditable. In | Shy' se sdvameed freights, cutee’ te Livergen ie deed, he re me ‘oo mu! A praise canmet be awarded to Mr Hochsa. for the admi, | Dee takem at %, and for Havre at table mapner in which he has arranged the various New Onieans, August 19, 1860 diMeuilt musical and scenic effects im this entertain- ment. The whole wasn rich display of talent, gone rally well combined. and giving great satisfaction. So excellent am entertainment cannot fail to become very popular, and full howses may be expected. Aurnican Musevm.—This elegant theatre of natural curiosities, ax also of excellent dramatic ‘The sales of cotton, to day, tell ‘Up 2,300 bales, at 126 @ 12)66. for middling Concismars, August 20, 1850, The flour market is firm. River eves 104 95 17; railroad and canal, $3). Grain ls somewhat dull, Whiskey is heavy at 23 02: (0 Bhipping merchants on the Mismi canal expect an ‘unprecedented fail i# nightly crowded. ¢ scrtand their acting gives general stisfaction | Saemdap hae ohineseed he” tn Afternoon performances conslat of vaudevilion and the | Secuiued ats wltmetued, trumental performances of the bell ringers. Ouraric.—Fellows’ band, since the addition of the aloes ° bone-piayer, and the engagement of Mr. | 4, nusinen Bas beom quiet, to-day, Me has been very swccesful. A Tre Raver Fosiy.— There favorite artists, who have On arrived im this city, as we have already said in ons of | yrertem, cur notices, will appear, on the 24 of Beptom- | je ber, at Niblo’s Garden, They will in onentire. | Bicen, of pear yo w ballet pantomime, entitled the" Fisherman.” ia | the production of which nothing bas been neglected | by Mr Niblo. justly oniled the Napoleon of managers. | Mies Davenport will commenee an engagement at the | J Walnut reed Theatre Philadelphia, om the 9th of Sep- te Buchansn. the tragediam, will commence an ¢n- ‘ment at the National Theatre, Boston, on the 2d of = August 0PM | tables The cotton market epened with it» wonted activity | The this morning, with falr exles, whem it was announced | fully tm that the Rurops, with « week’ conte Halifax, which bad « tendency 40 check further sales. | tion The news as published in the 2ndedition of the Herald | ae had atondeney to unsettle tho market, holders being in- clined to wait for further orders. Flowr continued ae- tive for the lower and common grades, with » good de- wand for export. the market closing » shade firmer. hange in the better class of brands. Os- fair extent at rates given below. Routh. teady,with moderate sales There was more do- heat. and sales wore pretty treely made at quo- 1% Corn was firmer, free before the at 6 cont advance afterthe receipt of the news is wee held 2 conte dearer There was no alters ton to neties in meni or rye. Onte were less plenty | and firmer There was some movement in Pork » | with pretty free sales Beef was in fair co | There were fale teunsnstions te out ments Lard was 1y Sugars and coffer com in steady demand, | with moderste tranractions : | Asnrs — There was s good demand for pote with « firm market. and sales of 100 bbls at$6 per bbl, qed | 60 dbis. pearie at e... Brraverer: —The sales of the dey amount | to 12.000 bbls, at $4 STH for old mized Weat. | err and ordinary State; $4 57% » $4 00 for common te ftraight State: 97 a $462 for mixed to choice Mi- ch sendidate for Oengress im the fourth district halen ote Mises Weio Oonrarmer The Whig State Cony oe of Massachusetie will meet at Worsester On Vhe bret day of Gove cr next, 87% & $5 60 for old pure Genesee; and $5 0 | Akl new do. Included ja the sales were 800 | Rowr sontlaned heavy, th salen of 100 bole at $6 38 8 9897% A wale wae made of 2 bhke Rye Plow at | dons P 87% 89994 We have no siteration to notice in | Arrived. |. while sales have been made of 1,100 bbis Jersey at Sb of ry Havre, Joly 14, 12 ‘There was more activity the Wiear mar. | ech te on the en, ie sales of $400 bushels new Genesee and | 300 hy days oa Old do, om terme mot made public; and 3,100 new Ia. | , ‘weeka va, vchrs seul hae 1 we Cores, of Marblebead, just arr on the Banks; hin a Schilleing, Bremen, 58 days, with aoa, July 23—Are Spanish bark Carmen, NYork, 2 Polleys, Philsdel~ date—Brigs Gen Worth, ‘toh, ergneis, Hie’ berm, frem €. TOE Or, 1+ Bangor, disg; sotr Ship Norma, Bibs, Mavens, 9 days, with cugar, ko, toM | Mary © Ames, —, trom New {Bort (see waisoel Taztor, Maranzas, Aug 8—Bark Rainbow, Lombard, for ip Paisteld, Loveland, Charloston, 6 days, with cotton. | soom: John A M for do, 10sb. to G Buekley. |‘Idth inst,’ of Cape Fear, exchanged signals | "Porro Canx Brig Belle Po ‘with brig Pxcel, Talman, hence for Savanna. York for Le; inst, (see miscelt). ‘The Ship Columbia, Bru: oaly um vessal i pe: abe duly 30, brig Fayetteville, fee, to Thos Wi n . fer Philadelphia. nines Badge ks Miquelon, Hughos, from smd Bark Lille arr tou, from jalein, art 22d, eDECTS, Yessels in port. oS ya oT, wpoke Brem Birch ow Bark Maria {LYerennetian), Boots Port Cabello, 16 days, ily 11. and have been with coffee, to W Lewis, Ipasths, —, from and for N York, ldg. Bark Henrietta (Nor), Anderson, Newcastle, 68 days, with Svomer, CB, July 10—No Am vessels in port. the C, via Pall’ River. Cuarieston, Ang 15—Arr ship Jas Calder, Pettes, Port- June 24, with hides: to ‘2, saw a great Washingto wany whale aw a large two tages "irig Almatia lo? Cobaseei), Crowell, Sacmal, 19 days, with “4 tober |. Crowel 7 ‘ coffee and logwood, to Beck & Kuahardi. Gharigerent brig thas ¥ Roos ‘not ‘be aseountablo for Brig New Fen Pomnern (Prus), iacker, Oporto, 61 days, | fh? Satforea im Wan jewelry, precious, stones oF 2 with wine, & Barelay & Livingston. Saturday; brig Caroline on Friday. therefor, aad Brig Albatross (Prune) Stowhaas. Tuenos Ayres, 05 dans, Te ee eg ES OLE Tith wool, Ke, to W W Bo Forrest & Co, duly 19th, lat 002, | aguas” Herman eine, Agemechaven, (Bre 2 pene. Prue)’ , NYork: bark renee, Crowell, Boston; piBZie Bolivar (Brom), Von Waren, Bolivar, 16 days, with | {S, Mitcvinie heed, Laguayrar Mary Hiisaboth, Kigsen, eer aeeenetaio OolttehaD Erewe. t, toNes- | St Jokur, PR: Mary Stanton, Ryder, Boston: Robt Wing, it 4th, fro eh Been Te Bermuda, Ang 12, in ballast, rowolly do; Syria (Br), Frances; Wii Mian, Blan= | forth seonred a fer sie ond meet pase Brig Star (Br), Welohman, Turks Island, 14 days, with Tks Maria Rinewind, Forks Powe, | Sarouph ths post ecg “For freight. or peesaae, faving wae Ee mae h Ses ss asilin, BF poe Sarah B Merrill, Strong, NYork; JH Dike, | *tvstlod se commedstions for elegance or comfort, apply ee oe j Gid sohy Sarah’ Aun Roe, Gillett, NYork: | aye r 10 will suoceed the Pacific, aad endl sciig Ley Ellen, Smith, Darien, Ga, 7 days, with lumber, | BY) eo as Boptember 7th. old. € ¥ aie Larch, Hoflet, Savannah, 9 days, with lumber, to J | ¢ D&T 0%, Aug 17—Arr brig Emeline, Leet ACKETS HAVRE.—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- Fi lowing ships will leave Havre om the 16th, and New ice. Brig A Stir Ayguate Stone, Savannah, 0 days, with ootton, Eo,‘ | ago! Aches Teabells, Gare Havana; Florcass, robosk, | YePk oh the lat ofeach menidi— Schr American Lass (itr), Cumming, Demarara, 27 days, in | /incclaville ”" Giteubeies Now York. ballast, co order. Ith bark Me ier’ Colle ‘ld Teh, brine Ship ST. DENIS, ‘am. 1 Sehr Pivot (Br), Lewis, Acuadilla, 24 days, with salt, tos | {3tb, bark Montpelier, Colley, . 1 rthen. fay 1 Braine. : i eR A Fg Alonso Follansbee, master, —Bept. 1 pihz8 © Davis, Smith, St Martins, Aug 8, with mdse, tod |. 4 Op John hiladelphis. Sid schrs Henry Lee, and Sa- Ship ST, NICHOLAS, Fob 1, Ti H Talman, Young, Barzooa, 11 days, with fruit, to ie tied Aug 1S-SId sohr Danger, Jordan, NYork, N. W. Eveleigh, mastor, Oot. 1 ; rE gohrs uth, Br), Covell, St Johns, NB, with lumber, to P I gall yaeel r of it sohrs Bloom Paladotp Ship BALTIMORE, Mi ietta Hand, and He ary Brush, ‘allman, Young, Baracoa, 11 days, with fruit, te | Ann Tulmes, ‘aibaoy, oe Pe Pork vis PIMs fw (Br), Gardner, Eluthors, 7 days, with | Rew Lénden. Sid schee J At Deputy, anne Page, | Dre it, to © Ackerly. Rehr Boho (hc) "Bolter, St John, NB, 10days, with lum | ,,Momix, Aug 12—Arr bark Charles William, Bckston, Bos- > Now York bailé ships, - Sk A Welle Nonvorx, Aug 1?—Arr sehr Adrian, Osborn, NYork. Cli | with allr for the comfort and coi a cote Ee Larceny, tate Chastanten, 4 Gage, with By ship beth, Biarelaye ‘Mobis 4 ax A ti roe | Semasoen gers, and commanded Ny men of rience, in the ~ ‘Ww Lonpon, S ra Ca ackor, a= rade. of passage a owt a. a1hehr Aun Hyman, —, Newborn, NC, Sdays, with naval | gout; gerah Louisa, Crocker, NYork; prop Shetuokes, Smith, siquove, Gods sont, ¢o the subsoribars twill be forward “4 i .. ree many charges ose actu: 08 5 a Siht Ann Maria, Jones, Newbern, NO, 4 days, with naval |“. yoon—, Ave IT Ar sohrs Emma Henning, Spooner, BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 161 Pearl street. 4 ington for iver; Commodore, Peck, yi slp a German Oak, Davis, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with naval Conveyance, Rondeut; Th, Soop Triumph, NYork. SP. xe a e, eat foot Ht Wa ae ’ ae | r ‘i ww Beproxn, Le States Mail Stoamshi, , Sas. F. S.N. com= oo ea onl keg appa g nae neon el ing, acura Meaty, and We Tuomas, | mander. This splendid steacnahip wil all asabive with the eight fechr Pamlico, Simmons, Washington, NO, 4 days, chr Paugasset, do; sloop Helen, do. sSoyernment mails fer the West Indios and California. ‘Bel pencer, Norfolk, 3 days. AS Ey toty Seems ay San Fraacige thous delay on the Loth nae yt gras ne H Conens, Thompgon, do; A Fie we il laa vat aed rate of Toe books forthe on the pen, hroug eg wehra Orion, Ciark, Cala borcbtai the following prictss— — Schr Michigan, White, Bath, § days, Bryant; do; Butler. Tibbeste Frot ‘York to ‘room berth, Staa- Behr Oregon, Lewis, Lubec, $ days, ma, 40; oil heated Reoves, N | dee berth, forward saloon, $50; Steerage berth, found Schr Lydia Ano, Morrie Norfolk, 2 days. ixbey. oe ee eraten | bed and seperate table. Schr Sarah Ann Roe, Dilton, Baltimore, 4 da Knas Portland; Martia, Waits, | From Panama to San Francisoo—State reom berth, $0 Schr Mary Mankin, Laturotte, Baltimore, 4 day ig es Calais Aleranier My | Stoorage berth, found with bed and ao table, $150. Schr Pennsylvania, Bubbard, Port Deposit, 3 days. Caswell, re eel, Jerman. ttn Jane ma gue’ goa a igo be fereret for the ini porte, a Et fine Pasi im esnage rd Sees mint, Ala “Naty. Stee: Seren Sehr Inaac Achorn, Sylvester, Th hh eigeiate, Cummins Chasleston or Savannah, s $20 $10 Behr Antilles, Grover, Rockland, 8 days. Whey, Boson) cone Br? Hew Os Ef Fy Sehr Welsote, Beaten Berton, S ange’ AT movineson, Aug 17--Azr schre Queen, Dowson, Balti. Froigit te. New "Gilad, se: jor eubio foot by mosrure P :. J 01 a ment of goods; other merchandise as . Frei fois Gelaner-— Maen Vass eee ae Bainbow, Will Job er,,N | Will alse be taken to Havana in licrited quantities, at Sehr Jone, Rob sloops Fashio Li srdi- | por cubic foot or per agreement, and specie at 4 per cent and Sehr Waldo, Bird, Calais, § - a sobre Jo Wy See prim ‘The consignees at Havana to attend to the receipt Sehr JG Wright, Johnaom, Vit rn iad ag ned he of, immediately after thi boa Schr BH Van Name, Burdeall, neil, Ribanay Woneet, Case, See. To ight oF passage, apply at the office of the Com= Schr Rippall, Soper, Vira) Haste, Reshe, do; Sinckpuns, Appleby, N¥or! pany, 177 Wowt street, corner of Warren, t Bobs Leay Aaa, es, Isth—Are sobrs Mail, Crowell, Philadelphia; Ari ~ Peers ~ Rchs Tpanete Eeenel, Bopee, Kerk wheolers do; Ieebe a Frances: Hallait, CRITE, STAPES MalL sTRaMs: MPANY.— } eg “he dro) es, Tu ‘Through Passage to California.—The publie will be grail soet ooo mete & don sla Poole, do; | fiod to learn that the United Btates Mall ip Company Sebs Sunis, ecea foland, Hull, leon. Sul brig | arecnsbled to apnounes that ‘hele srrangemen 5 Condovs, Ni sehr enty Alteed, | complece for sending paseongers through Wars, Philadelphia ennoy, NY ork. Ran Francisco and In the first attempts Quincy, Aug 19— lin, Spauliing 14g | pany to moot the wants of travel to Californ ‘anite for NOrleane fll probably return to | ships on the Berton before sailing. ork ange. Aux ard sehr Patmos, Purnell, NYork. ‘echr Hanover, Lam 0. Sekt Fasers, 3° Bay, ‘aug 1O-ULi back Texas, MoNair, NYork, and Sobr Thes Hi i y Sronmmoron, Aug 15—A vhs , Chase, Philadelphia for Boston alsop Undaunted, NYote for Boston ih Ward. Anderson, and B Sarum, Aug 1 be Na . gos , for Newburyport; Maria Wermour, Monterey, Curtis, and Passengers Arrived. Buyotx—Bromen Ship Agues—Moasrs Senken, Wesserayer, Sallea. Steamships Hermann, for Bremen; Albania, for New Or- dean: Ship Sullivan, for Charleston, has ‘anchored et th — D Salemeng, A Salmons, Mise Salomons, Miss Pischer, Miss ow Ih sear cmearage T Tischer, Me Wandeiker, Mr Bulan, Miss Grisback, iiss A CRantaerox—Ship FairGeld—Mre Wicbur, Mr I Mr Iloyde, Indy and 2 children, Mt Graham ya Alimacs tein Sa arene ew Ontnane cern i dren, Mrs ellamy and childs Miss Sutter 138 ta the shee ¢. “Cuan Colambia—Mrs Green and 4 Mr je RG see aKet inay. W'Baoteldor & Son, Mosare Evoanrows, Aug. 15. rma! c Arrived Sebe Diamond, Sill, vhiladaiphie ‘tor Boston. town d irate riedtea, 3 Cee ‘. ane “wy i hire Gilebries, wits NG, for = ¥ ee se esta Gog tran Vine | ale Weep hn Sela Sao ae Rash te, ‘do de; Dephyt, tt. ds for Salome Tob, ee tad J Cer nis, trom rarvering:schra Mary Bai | Zenaien Williams, Atkivg, Mollisworth, Meagher, Haynes, ” Steve: te, Phil- Savanwan—Brig Anguste—Mesers Nichols, Doyle, Mo- indy Yasdadin, Rea Na er | wen brig Bellver Bourrane ‘brig Bolivar—Nr Hf Hande. van . Arrived—Bark Blk, Eldridge, Boston, fustor, Handy ved — Pegsnesints $015, idence ae "Calais, Bopina era —tunovon tourna pat mapas, © At wyer, child: ant, Bi v ft ‘necessary, to seoure Romantny ce: | and acrane We aad ie Bechinghan'y sae appar 3 HOWAMD & SON, Sc'Meondaee Perstora, Thom pecs, Di tons Jo a does, Smith. do w Walia Teyebank, Indy and ehild, CR K THroron LINE FOR 8AN_ FR. via fest Rit ecm ns natant: | Bata ch ating ye sept Gor | Tite edad Oe ue ingen. Hog tienen, Arwoed, Frovivestows. and child, ‘dee Hutchinson, junton— Specie, vert H. Pi der, ty! eek, lac Beaton, brige M'Cerd, wy = J , al. Tieree EY den Flowers, NYork Sour Jonn WM e N rd from will be ane Werte — BR oS J Lng ty Stns Seur Jonn Coco mama of New Bedford. has beon with- @rawe from (he whaling ‘end will be sont te Cali- g Searvaying” rental wupaged thor hae beoe jon fore vessel re. (of Yarmouth, N'S,) Soovs, from An- ye fi tg bubcca ee ariios ees ———————— pane Doys Sevan, Wien, Renee foe a “ety? tato N®, AND IBPORT ANT, DISCOVERY, FOR THE D*, tin sinc be Msp y ae Ta Ss Le ‘oway specs. sailo and mote heavy Py ee h Lotenss, 316. Wecren a, Tee nees chatinate este to bio ppete of trearmen| eye sr Set Ratstecs, sche Peete at Rdearsowa for Nerk, ui new and successful Areatment of sar divaaean A tong | Gaye.” Stricvures pom the test he pias. view inte Vineyard Sound, in tow of » pilot boat, a sas risk or pan, vot be ise aed Previina ae ~ berber often ena emai fre bam Pine, falls Aad rigzing wore taken from he nerve and di srecems igo oe | cE mane — oor 1 she Saat Seen eee | erento or ome 10 mention is made of the i i # ‘ME portion of the crew. i [ i < J > Fe i > < i medicine ' finently, ls desirows of 0! Re nomist an APES praction. most references will be given. Address T. Adams, care ra. Cock & Smith, 110 Wall sireet. x HH tre css Lop ey rea dated Teperte her with 9 Small, of lon white ba withs biee ROW Oe us one ‘ayt from Salem for Boenos Ayres, us cere twe te “2 Anme, July spn tp ere Batep, (from Mogha) for wit i x ian oak) Bowe iy pore gy D.S002E%, 4 DUANE STREET, as, oR Tun banitens, Ave © rig Faleon {Beh Fis, for Now York, | mont et mercurial tad Siber Scsense £€'e delicate savers 7? f i i aoe ees nat Ba tty - eran fa tee aayh huviag saben ia het