The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1850, Page 4

@tained, not one of the 107 voting against the bill would bave voted for it to-day; but if are Tamers 4 vous to-day had been required, they é been 7 mire *h ore ia up to-morrow. ‘here is no apprehen- sion of any serious (rouble, although, from the re- gulte of the last three days, it is perfectly idle to count upon ay thing, except the passage ot the bill with « hurrah ‘The State Agricultural Fair. Axsany, Sept. 6, 1850. An Epitome of the Affair—The Grownds—Arti- cles for the World's Fair in London, §¢., £¢. Having enumerated a few of the animals and articles exhibited at the great State Fair, we now proceed to give a somewhat brief description ef the general appearance of the show grounds, anda few remarks upoa the stock and the various articles of exhibition. We may without hesitation assert, that the State Fair of 1850, in an agricultural point of view, has been the greatest ever yet witn ssed in this State, and hea been equal, if not superior, to that of any other State. in point of the numbers and eacel- lency of the stock, the collection of farmung im- plements, the variety of new and important ma- chines for agricultural purposes—the extensive collection of i«rexgu and domestic articles, and the counU¢ss muiutudes of visiters, it has fairly eclipsed everything of the kind ever yet seen in this country. The cuttle show, as to the sy riority inuumber and yuahty, ous entirely exce: ed our highest expectations. It represented all the breeds of unproved cattie, embracing specimens of native and foreign cuitle from every section of the State. The collection of Durham and Deven cattle Was the most extensive, and is said to have surpassed wll previous exhibitions. There were also a considerable wumber of Ayrshires, the most remurkatle of which, may, pertiape, be the collection of Mr. Roswell u. Colt, New Jersey, consisting of bull, a cow anda calf. These were distinguished for their tegh breeding, and for their possessing, in an eminent degree, ull @ie charac- teristics peculiar to the Avrstire ra Cattle of a cross breed were aivo very ubundant. We also observed thet Mr J. B. Beekman, of Columbia Co., exhibited on the grounds 1a unmense Wagon drawn by tea yoke of tine matched oxen, beauti fully decorated with branches, and containing al the productions of bes (arm. ‘The show of horsea Was ulso very pumerous, and remurkable in point ot bewuty aud excelieace. It would be useless to attempt to describe the peculiarities of the various races, much Jess to make a selection, for they were all superior in quality The cotlection ot steep wes also very numerous. There were samples of al! the favorite classes; we observed a variety of the long aud middle-wooled stock,also fine suxons,cots woolds,merinoes, south- downs, lrice tle The exmibiticn of swine was not so much re- markable for its numbers as for itssuperior quality. We found represented excellent specimens of the native, foreign, bssex, Berkshire and grass fed swine Some boos of the Mesex and Berkshire families were distinguished tor their extraordinary s1Z6. The collection of ;oultry was complete,. repre- senting alithe varieties of Shangha, Malay, stiver pheasant, Polanc, chitagong, Muscovy ducks, Bre- men, Chinese and wild geese, bancaims, ete. The mee! anics’ ball, which was the most com- plete of ali the various departments, contained such & Variety worthy of atieation, that it is al- most impossible even to allude to them all, To enumerote ail the merits of the muttitedinous ar- ticles exmbiteo i this hall, would be a herculean task, to undertake whicn we coafess ourselves ut- terly incuapeteut Let i: suffice to suy that the exhibition in the mechauics’ hall was the finest and most extensive, in reference to inventions for agriculture! improvemeat, ever yet seen im this or any other State, We mast,nowever,meation one ar- ticle, Which seemed iu an especial degree to attract the nouce and excite the admiration of almost ail fg visiters. This was a saddle, called Jen- Liud, and manufactured by Lyman J. Lioyd, Albeny; tis mounted with gold, aad desigaed for the world’s fur at Londou, mis5l. He exhid- ited also sofhe herorss and saddies with gold old und silver mountings, which certainly do cre- ditto the manufacturer ‘be manutacturers’ hall, was also conspicuous for its variety of oruicles and curiosities, the grea- ter portion of Which was of Albanian production. The exbibinon chy tly consisted of worsted work in Stk, cotton und Other imoteriuls; of carpetings, anime! pointing, fine epeeunens of upholstery, wax and other aruberl de splendid dagurreo- types, peper bungings, ete. This hall was one of the principal pa of attraction But ibe crotre of wttractiou was, undoobtedly, the floral departine nt, Which Was a perfect jam yester- terdsy hatiodey. Besides the floral temple, in the centre, wih « mardie status of the Goddess of Flower, we observed two others of « similar des. cr one, Which was desigued by Dr. Wendell, War srivated mp trent; the other by Mr. Newcomb, of Albany, Wee pl-ced atthe other extremity, The space beiweenghem was filled up with bouquet fuchaus, ond toeigu towers, The specimens o plavts and flowers, and the great variety of fruits, Were eabibiied on shelves below, all most beauti folly wirrnged. The piroos, intended for exhibi- tien, Were placed mm the c-atre of floral hail There Were pine of ther urther, the most conspienens Of Which Wasa most magniticently finished seven Octuve gr sae, trom Chickeriog & Co, and attachmest. The dairy hail pre- rpremmens of butter, cheese, su- } fine senyies of ¢ Ifee flour, and a variety of vegetables. elt, duriog the storm, the cunvass Was rent, Laet and most of the arucles sustaiaed considerable damn A commitiee, for the purpose of selecting arti- cles wiended for extubtion ia the World's Farr, at Louden, me jay at LL o’elock, in the Speake tent om the show grounds, and af tation, they proceeded to examine the articles en- teres forextet on Arvouttwo ¢ yok im the af- ternoen tbe preanium let was read, which was suc- crear th delivered by Dr. Amow Denn, the vas ** Agricul- tural Educetion d the concluding ceremony of the great State Pair of 1860, after which the crowd dispersed and lett the grouads. itiscaleulated that the reveiois of this year's fair Will wenr'y amount 12000, while those of last yeor’s only reach 0. It is also stated that over 60.060 ad meseie to 30,000 tive tit tick the fair Our Ba wkets, and from 20,000 + have ‘been sold during more Correspon retone, Sept The Democratic War—Skermishing along Balt more Street—The Wownded and Disabled—2 Hot Rerveptiom, & The Turner and r democracy have had quite a rapning battle along Baltimore street, tnd pistols and guns were fired with a rapidity th indicsted prey for a bloody encounter. Several of T men were wounded with balls bricks; but the most of the shote Ve thay i window frames. trom our city proceeded out 'o Washington feet ry sat five miles from the ity,on Thuredey, in a boggy, and after being turned ont of the tectory for me of the girls, procecdledt to the fectery store and assautied Mr. Rutey, the » cour: ‘Tae latter beeke teas frow them, «+ ‘ od shot one them throwgh + h hey f vwards their bogey. | ve nt rhen w hle-barrel gua, firing beth lends, « of the shor of which wel peppered ‘he beck of the other. They made theie y \ + ware ovher rows h t addition to the punishment they ved, warrants have been is mee tor their ‘The American Vegetarian Convention, Prriaoe ” The American Vegetarian Soo old its enniverary in the Maseum Bullding, ye day and ne it © dto be & national association ourtosity prompted meto look Into this t« On re pairing to the place in the morniog, about an hour and abaifaiterthe time of meeting I found about eighteen persour aseombied. three of whom, being Officers, were upen the platform When I ruteret, the seoretary was reading, Inaodible < preamble aad re adopted at th aneusl meetiog of the ot setting forth thet wating che mangied Mesh of butoh- ered animale” ten moet heinous offence, and that « vegetable tet ie only trae one he bumen frame Of ene thing the certainly comriperd me the then th nia, Thursday, September 5. 1 ty Was announced to voice 8 ter of the proceedings it appears that this national so clety bas a very expended list of efMlcors, mach more mumerom (han the eudiem terday | but, ae- cording to the cone y four of them consti. ade for the organising societies, and for Me dency of feb eating and the eublime virtues of tarioncwoos te Troly. Nebuchndu neuer wasn very great man, aod there are the odwirers cod divciples of that tilasert- Varidicaical OU grarermier Like all true © fem" suctetion, this Vegetarian Areveistion admits male nod female mem- i itary lady not see the though ps the latter end. for, qu Aer nable sowciinen of the meeting. te to themmclves end thelr regeta- ry Vanety of grain, barrels | | in an to develope pro. | Dnatu or Tar Ry: Jupson. The Boston Dr ‘Traveller, of the 6th inst., says:—By the overland | mail from India, the painful intelligence has this dey, reached the "Minsiounry Rooms, of the deceuse f Rev. AdoniramJudson, D. D., senior mission i of the American Baptiaty Missionary Union. He ‘ded ‘on the 12th of April lart, on board the French bark Aristide Mane,of Bordeaux,bound for the isle of Bourbon, at th on the 3d of April % Hianee with the p< my T anne jad gone with him, but it was at the hazzard of her life, and he would not For a day or two hope and fear alterna- jan. Mrs. J conse at. e age of G2, re ied by Mr. directions @. Dr J. left Maulmain, T S. Ran- of his phy- ted, but before the pilot left the vessel, he f!t so much revived as to dictate a message to Mrs. son, expressing & one reover, Searcel, when he arias Ge and sul continued till he was released by death, Jud- belief that he would ver, had the pilot got off fered great pain, which ‘He was buried in the sea on the same evening, in lnttitude 13 degrees north, longitude 93 Boarean east, within the range of islands t t run down to the straits of Mallacea, withjn nine days after the embirkation. Dr. Judson embarked for the east in 1812, and has thus been more than thirty-eight years in the missionary service. A white bey was stolen recently by ‘some Indians in Florida. The boy had been sent fora branding iron; and the borse which be rode returned with the boy's suspenders braided in his mane. CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarunvay, Sept. T-6P.M. Asnxs —There was more firmness in the market to- day, with sales of 10fbbIs, Pots, at $6 25, and Pearls, $6. The stock im the Inspection warehouse, this morning, was as follow: Jat sort Pots. .caske 1,202 sm se Pearls. .catks 740 2nd do. do... do... aT ard do, do. . in ard do. do., 51 Condemned,..do.. 90 Condemned..,..do.. 27 Total, » ..2183 —‘Total,.... Total and Pearls... see ee 5 CMe Barapsttrrs.—Flow.—Owing to the inclement etal of the weather, business was much restricted. Prices of all descriptions were heavy, aud the sales making were principally at the inside figures nqvir Cabadia The for export continued good for the low grades. mwas quiet at $4 dia $450, ‘The sales of the Gay foot up 4,000 bble.. at $3 60 8 $3 75 for sour and No. 2 su straighty Western ; $5 06% for $40 a $6) for new $4 15% a 431K for 408% for no Rye Flour was firm, common to te, and mixed to straight brands old ern, and $5 a for pure Genesee. The master far Soathera riers was lower; sales inclade 1.600. bb! at $ for mixed to straight brands old, and $5 25a ‘with sales of $5 vs 250 Ebis, at $2 8739 a $2 04. Corn Meal was inactive, The sales of Oats wi ant ale bein, entbracite. and wi fast as it arriv: Corres.—There aice; Sie aONe fer Bt 2le tales were 2.000 Ibe., sian bolt rope madi ed, at 10}¢¢., six m taken at le. Thy To London, 500 palmon sold. to arri currants, at Tie pric $200 & mont Russia bemp yar baler do have Hives be ba bas taken place ip orn) vite vate bar |, daon — | being but little at were sold at $20 Ruglieh bar era short consul- | and 1.200 tone Sv ed ptinues eights, 2015 & Wke for medium do.; 19% a 17 & Ye. for dry Ohio oak; le tor beavy do.; 16kse. for bemloe! for medium dy damaged do. or dart wae _ at Navas Sromrs apirite turpentine | turpentine. rough, without pales oot | a $1 1 spectively. Box herring were inactiv le. and 23 for No Khave been ae follows: rotted. dressed, at $160; &) bales do. do. Kot understood; 100 tous | » 200 Dales teason 10 days ago. stock war good, yet the Lore were ta beth q' | Eastern ard Weatern. at 10 be market for Scotch 148 15\4 tor heavy det include ne Cu sells for steamers’ use at $6 cas! cargo of Sydney was disposed of at $575, four months; and 1,500 tons Newcastle, at about $5, six months, to fas manutacturers. 5 10% 0. #1036. fo Domingo. Ot Br arket was stated at 6.900 Me "Cartas —We noticed inquiry for new English and American yellow and was selling at I7e , 6 months. at 18¢., cash. from an invoice, j There was fair amount of cotton of. ls were enguged at i rt . if 200 bbls it 50 & 560. wod old were without slteration The sates of ® bales American dew eo beet \d being rivals bi prices ith sales of 15 at Kye was stead7 at 71 Northern at 4l a 430, and Jereey at 35 a d0c. ‘The supply of Corn was very limited, and the market was heavy. Western mixed lid higher. say at 60 a Ole, without any import- ‘as lene doing in this article to-day, mbile prices were steady. The only sale we ha and some dead weight at 1 lower than $1 Fiax —Some sinall sales of Jersey wore made at 8c, ‘The sales were only 100 bbls Jersey at $3 124, For Wheat the market was somewhat firmer, with » good denwnd. and sales of 7,000 bushels fair Ohio, at 96 a 97, and 500 bushels common white Soutl were also, other sales made. but the particulars not been made public 7 Brrswax. fine nal sales since our last include 7 blaes Cuba white, in bond for export, at 47c., six months. Corrox —'The sales of cotton to-day amounted to 1,600 bales, at fad prices, Coat.—In consequence of the destruction of the Schuylkill, and damage to the Lehigh late storm, an advance has been obtained in prices of now quote it: $5 50 from the ves- rel, and $6 cash, delivered from yard, by the mberland, as a 100. The the stock in sheathing, at etal was easier, Of old copper, the Convace.—There have been considerable sales of Rus- being land- 6d. s 6d, anda small loten terms not iemeners. For Havre and Nova Scotia ash Frourrs —Solee to-day were 250 boxes baneh raisins, At $270 w $200, nocording to quality; aud 96 bbls. Hay.—The recent arrivals of new North river have been in better order, and as ruch, have brot ht bigher at onsh th on terme Russia from store, at ‘anilla, at Oe ; some rmall Jote of Jute, at $50 a $85 from second bands; 50 bales on terms Bept private: en sold pinee the tire: arrivals of the Stooks were heavy, at 9 rge, while the ad 20 a OK. no change request, with sales ef 40 bales cases Manil- ee Th seroons Guatamals, at pri- present attcat 6 it ivate bargaia Bat Dia toe. fo k tole, Light weight 04 10 a Le for poor ‘There was no Rockland ou the market mon. and $1 Od a Sl lke ‘The for com: ‘There were rales nade at 52 cents, cash Ni ne beld at $2 0235 Nerth County com andl 00 barrels No 0 Lhe 25 per tor word was prett sales of 2 OO pallens at full prices | but we heard panies Olive wae quite baskets. and 024 a ¥6e in eneke were sbout 5000 Ibs at privace bargain cel jurt received, leaving 100.000 ibe, held at 6 o In bond vy, whi r thick round Son te sewer wae in feir dh Whale was » ig was better, there A few hundred tous and $19 25, cash, from eeiliog at $3450, 6 months: T oak slaugh- rey 15% & 1640 15% @ ldo. for do. The of 40 barrels orth Oeunty per 280 ibs., u rosin. sales L mostly meo- Of tar, @ lot bipping ¥ active, with t. at $! OF palm off, the anlea from & par te Cane ~ -We note further sales of 500 a 600 tone The last sale York—The market for this article con- emand The euler embraced 750 barrels. at $10 18% tor good mess, | and $8 iz, for do bh rales at for prime Prise beme continued ¢ not active of 960 berrel and sales were made of 150 the per othe r Turk’s Te Timothy sei rough fax were ae! for Awerioan et $1124 0 $1 16% | He ensh. in ho sof holders | one cf 100 Bhde Ow Taow rendered. with sale placks. and price sales ofthe week were 3.000 baif chests young h | chiefly at 31 8 Se ; 14e ; 00 packages a Whe . mel at M\e , th 5 88 Railros dW wine: flime: 8 Portland ' folk c wey Rasirond prive 1 For clover the mark We notice « There was an active prime. Beef was in $ a $10 for me m Se held at $160 Hand, 8 Ritt's, Ang 1.000 exe Ashton’s, slowly at king $1 40 for agit ba arey ab%o ai te still tend rd. Ine demand for greens oderate re. and $5 4 $6 $16 60 to-day, . at $3 2b 8 $3 60, The rales #ince Satnnday lest embrace four ‘Pils and st ke L preriot was quiet atésy & Holders of vadian, and $1 60 Falee were made of 60 kegs No 1 nutmege, Pimento was mot very plomty, at » A rami for prime city laded in 1,600 do. Canton made. at 12% & Nyon Principally reaales, at eo. SH) aouchong. 590 Miegyens je of Banen was at oe tnd 400 boxes AX plates brought $10 aTh, 6 The past # of magoltade have em per drudge there wae pothing doing | prices were m and interest STOCK sa Vermon DB stme 40., 3 Boat) iene i te, Boots ares Be Kk bas been 150 gunpowder mod imperial, at advancing pretty Orm. without anlee of mo- antral Retle = ten diag 2 fete. Fr ster: ye SLA ite Central Railroad Di: 200 Cit; ole Sania Be idends, 85; $1,' y Os, paye! rer REA | 2 ganja 8 ies ces b City ft SB aanciy gf aharos Mersbante’ Bank, we Vrankli Telegraphic Reports. Burraco, Sept. 7, 1850. Tho receipts at this port, during the past twenty. four hours, are as follows. —Flour, 6,000 bbis,; wheat, corn, Western flour is in fair de. mand for city and for the east; but common to fair brands are # trifle lower. The’ sales have been 2,500 wre is but & quiry for wheat—the market is, neverthe- f 4.0 busels at 78c. torOhio. Corn bushels at $3 81 9 $577 for Michigau moderate y wt ye ‘erates; the transactions tell up Ya.000 bushels at dc. for mixed western, No change has taken piaco in freights. Avan September 7, 1850. bagre) 15.000 burbels; corm, 15,000 do.; bar- than yesterday, bat we notice no change in prices, Wh bea’ , 4 firm, with sales of 5,000 Married, On Wednesday, the 4th inst., by the Rer Mr. Avexanpen H. Mr, John Paterson, at his residence, corner of 4 sixth street and Ninth avenue. On the 20th ot August. by the Rey. Frederick nell, Miss Kururwia A. Wexman to Mr. Fauve Leavens. both of this city. bern A, Pxocton, of this city. Dr Tth inet, James P. Wirson, aged 1 year, 8 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives ona friends of the family are res) fully invited to attend his funeral, from the resident “a of hie father, Joha Wilson. No. § Dominick street, ‘vals (Sunday) morning, at belf past 9 o'clook, without fur- ther invitation turday, the 7th inst.. Mr. Davin Brown, h yenr of bis age. At hia residence, in Kentucky, on the 29th ult, Ronent Wicxtirre, Jr., late Charge d’Affaires to Sar: dinis MARITIME INTELLIGENCK. Port of New York, September 8, 1850, tiew ware Ee Cleared. _ bipe—Artiss, Stool, San Francisco, thie, fw niu, Stinies & fronatdes; Adeline, Pikes ave Altenburg, Panama, ), Volckia Acenite, ‘Carver, bimwoaton Jeomel, RW | (Br) For NF, J Bri, Dunc, St Andress; dose Pitcher, toll, Re,)Nos” well; Vancouver, Switzer, mypson, Jacksonville. ii NF, do. O Herdine, Huse Senator, etree Bask ton ‘City, fe ‘colpmbia, Buaker, Norfolk: th, ‘Piadelphia ai J Da Ri eeenme ag rand am | ‘Stone, Provi Arrived, Elizabeth Ellen, Tru: ody Contam, | March 28. Macao duly %, vo Richardson, tt Hed leary alee st east of € Good 22, Int 0 00, lon 2 90, Breton, 0 dave from Calentia: with an am bag ne : Boge trem June Ito daly 8 spoke ship Cata,o. and tor fag 5.1at 03 stan SW, chewing Fel cessl arth ite contre. 6 ot vigpal wu wi yn tre; fat a lon 2 6, aoe te thon, trom Liverpool Live Br eb net Sin lon ta Sm poke ship Coma, 3 P a hy Laver peck fasten BK epek o teie Alcanwaer, days trom " with = cargo of tres Brig Cimbrus Pioppertoldt, Sante Danese Aug 17th, with mdse, tod Mathews & Co. Aug 24, passed Cape Anto- days, with salt and c Sehr Mery & Hh (of Provinvetewn), Ri Hay- tien (St Thom). aug 24:b, wite logwood Schr ane Evaiyuinn, Oorncobe, NG, w ‘sith navel stores, te }. Lawson, Belise (Mond), 19 34 Inia, Séaye. on. Kosten, 3 days. Love’ Meuron. Perersvars, el, Hawes, Ce ago, Sdays. days. Below, rd (of Salem ), 155 days from Chins, e offing. bed. ships Atlantic, for Liverpool; City of Glasgow, for Wind during the dey SE, and light, with rain. Telegraphic Marin " Sapeerete, eye 7. Arrived—Sehr Nivet’s, Hand. from N Yor fie cert Gen Toylor, trem Baltimore, has’ been reported ‘wrecked on Carysiord Reef. ew ORT Cane, Aug BW. Arvivoe—Stip Silas Mlolmes, from Rew eg Pt. Arrived—Sehre Lagenia, Philadelphia, ‘* "G I Totten, New Pefailed— Bark Louise & Caroline, Bordeaux; sobr Challenge Pornanecruta, Sept 7. for Pord Arrived—Ship Bibernia, Liverpool July W. Wriauyoron, NC, Sept 6. Arrivod—Sobr Ira, Brewster, from N York. fon hut Mate. Lotter Bags for Jmu n on ths Pe ara Vaname, Califor: ‘City, will’ close a wwe), om Tuesday, 4 per Empire city Jehan Ubagres, ame. ¥a‘pe palsc, Boneeich Islands, ae the Pac ife, per steamer Geor~ ye will clowe at the Exchange Reading Moem (67 Keshange), eonesany. 11 Inet. 8 Letters one be pre-paidas the eheve office to nay f che worl tbove Letter Bags are sive at Konyon's, 91 Wall etrons Hernid Marine Correspondence. Enoantown, Sept 3 Anived—Bark bmg r HWoston for Potledeiphia: ™ Bareard, Nantacss i. brig Roberta. rt—oth, eebre sud fouvar. Misvsiinnw es. Reewas Bank There from Hamburg for " n from Philadelphia from SE to 4K, lost 4 be beat, reogos Panwa, July 12—The Bridge put Peck Jd ipet, leaky. Wawaono, Aug 17—Tas Franklin, Relutts, for 3 ot fv coetae! wrth ateamer Bie, of Nicurindt, eck here with lows ot head. 0, Sept Capt Hoag, of the Countess of Deed ‘yeater@ay morning. enys the Northombria ashor Apple Ieleng, is likely to become & total wreck: the went ash re ines Thoreday morning, bot it appears che tenot unter ter as before reported. t Adley, of the “Delia, ar- Fives here 00 Si her Inet Friday. aurer ford, 4th imat, @ fine freiehting ship of called the ha a Jere wned by Messe Snow Smith, henee for Afries bas pur £ ible elty. ond to be commanded Wy Capt Henry Her dimenst » 186 feet : lenge! 1 breath ut depth of hold, 21 ft { repoit of © hip e pled paper, was incorrest, particularly in re. Navel ent Peter a Terner. of te the command of the U § We iaranaae ts, “ry pi 2 aed sae ite! tet hit oes, owe bent etic he % TRE i bole, te orice fom MTork Meh 94 for California, Rowton for California, May 31, iat ‘The receipts since our last have been—Flour, 10,000 ley, 5,000 do, The transactions in flour are smaller bushels, 1,600 bushels of two-rowed bar- Mr. Beachy Lace to Jvanetre, daughter of 'wenty- On the 17th of May last, at St Ann’s Hall, Doctor Avoustus Gres Ex.iotr, ot Poughkeepsie, to Buiza- 2 will be made up ot York, Pe my rr ar ATE deptnenti Pe Seams = eran way Coa oF rst Jano top eu areod Aug |, at ~ it Her) ne acid from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Aug ‘Ship May lower, Crabtres, from Loudox for NYork, Aug 16, tat 40 97 fon 16 4 a. rN York, Aux -Hosins, f aud from Liverpool for Panama, Juus 12, orm. Sarah Bridge (of Portiand), from eer w Orlonas for pith both mates and sick, Aug 2i, Ba- os een, from Xow York for West a he Kiemai at Madras), lat 16 jon 2 40 W, ene” atapeco,” from mihi for Mobile, Aug 29, lay 23, Notice to Mariners. CaotiaRt, Ang }5—The quarantine at preems roqaired to be performed at this place, ior Americin vossel®, 18 91x da it Passeuneen and 16,0 bout the Wrh of bor inp i) spiral oy, baigted Black, aut parmscneod 7 meta aad bel govamen Liners, Brisror Cxaxver—The Go: G of the Perro: 4 Line the eons eo, hanes water, on approsl el of the § Reawakdn (tte wectcehty thee the Hizh eee none hope § fonr a its apparent breadth ope, to he sousiward ‘the Low Light, eo continued until the viath Py opened to pe eastward of Sveepholm lel: be nec for vessels to draw over to tho BN Eastward, till th the High Light is brought over to tho northward of the Low Light three times its apparent breadth; whic. mack is pesesrary to be hept to clear the Sters Lara Saode, * Ip consequence Me ration, the Gere Boy will he forthwith remeved abou! i OF to the south= Ward, ia 10 tect low water spring tides, marks and com rnhi it ot the outrance to thi road a ry owas formerly in seven fathoms water, but is now © inside ie and close to the qa, bs Aug 21. outel ite the ter cai oe derable uist: which marks the channe’ Avmanrer, Aug ll—Arr Asrwenr, Ang 22—81¢ Condor Ire AKCHANGHL, Aug (—Ship Matilda, Mill ¥4.28--Ship Aabland, Harding, from Mull, arr r ‘ust 21—Passed by, Ashiand, Marding, from v Tikncon 2h ve lord Beirast, Avg 2\—Arr Agitator, M‘Gee, Norfolk. Beisze, Hon, about Aug Geeea] Esther, next omy. the Amonene rosea! ia pei dy. Sabsttie. Claiborne, Emoline Garter Bama, end Mobile, for 'N iiant, and Frances. for N York. roe ‘Avg 23~Suip Thoradike, Perkins, from Cardi to Liao’ Suly 12—Bhip Angelique, for Baltimore, d LLAS w a B ue, ~A ti Ow Sg a sla trig in poloon, Winslow, ‘Port- ‘Brig Jane (Br), for U Stagee via Vall, Delano, for N York 5 days; so, for Halifax and Charleston; Ohio, and Brooksby, tor do. Carnatic, Devereux, 4—Shipe |, from Ha- roves. 1 Puring.on, from do ave Lith: @ ‘Sao imson, for Lydia, vow—Ldg, M Bovle. for NVork: (CRONSTALT, & ito a he (gy: ripened for, Boston, I ffi Havana, arr 12h, Sid Stb,” bad VEN, Aug Lew a! en Back Wthou + of tI heavy row WaW om the eh and 20h. Dea, August IS—Arr Kosmos, fro Bromon, for N York. Drosnana, roy ig rhs Pee, Phe Evsxon x, rr Baring Brothers, 7 Rage Lovdor salisbury. ‘Young. Havana for Cronstads. Gatway, Aug 2i—Arr Susan for New York; put im with soainmast ‘sprung, ani Padi dock, ome ‘day, for repaixs. Sid lath, Lord ne weaeeuinke ba SS Wanwure, Aus t Are ebip, Mary Lowe do: Franklin, Mew York, (000 Gooding, P: baa aos a brig i 2h, ee B'wright, Bllossos, Car! Bristol ‘Swit, NOrleans: eohr Mary Ellen, ry Mas, do; webr Fi Willams, ‘ire | "yee? (Br), Wolf, Sout sob supten (frem Valparaiso ( cam berttp, Lowirs, Willeby, Byer Ds SYoru: wth, trig aro, arene lpia: hat, anip Joba Beason, W. Eee iene ar rew). i. vir Seine arittiame, Uo i Aav. batlemagne, or Orleans, Keltimore, Ropundela Bs Bavaria, 4 Havre, for N “ fon W—arr alfa Hamilion, Peterson fan 4 mth conse F Caloutia. a che ‘abos Sepe lu.’ The Mie for ‘caring’ bch, and AT qOeS, Prices were pets ny Ave zt— Br “s Queen of Shots, Cadell, for Sea ge Nalog D Driscoll, NYork. for je, Marchi N Putnam, Boston; Jolmes, Wiscasset, ward, ih; nroct, et to Tor jaria, Whit- ond, Kiohard- map, even es and Josiah Braales, ducking, f ke i far City Point, ‘with de pateh; ie Charlie Jeo & Uopl patch. weieco; Pansaa, Also la port lig, shine, Chase for NY Bombay, Calvert, for Mol ony New Hnmp- anders, Phila Gipeey, Bilis, NOcte and? by, de, id net, for N Yo Evans a i? ie dg: Lyman, Doane, fory Ang 19-Sid Unioorn, Webber, Philadel- AGA, Aug Le the Fessenden trom & ate, art iSun. Ke! do: srisne up Ame ite. M Ueath: brigs Blizabeth Pele arr 13th; Ave * ? Mania, Ja te peal n fi sip 3 bitee, Hier, Portland. Arr Sool wmatra vie Gi- on, and Orbite, tor NY orl Mesaxa, ang 12—Bark Chilton, Wh Mecca, Sunatee, June 12—Ship & (Jan Zi) er on the const pepper te be fr h wa, Aug Are Jue Newny Ang Is—Arr i Newronr, A Newronn, Aveust 2@—arr Com tN York; Pacine, sawyer Riehinucto, » re wae are Br sobs Bape, 1 larions, for Boston, lig. Quense, Sep. t—Arr Mary, NY. ult Ab Am vetrel, outward bound, wae reporter Wot the river below, Vandalia, Noro, for 8 Vor Cla Lodine. Poe do. 2, Messen, gsieeaeet its Oatervrides, ays. Sid 23, bark Macgaret, raneiseo, ae. otifornia pe A Vosea, do 25th Hth, Ura Prince Are Hercules ( Bre t Jago, J eden Om artived neve Re'e org York: Deh. Witting, co Macchiese, Sherrie Pas eh me eh—Darynesih Weight, Je Avert, from Bos “done Tah Haruna h Weigh J ton, ar ITH, for Brant, aye. 4 ., or peaieerrencen! any wie Valve ‘The ire alee io per’ ve the ceether bed teem bad and rainy, Yor ight r ‘Tare ‘Avg 16—Bark Osmaolt, Gardner, diseg for Simyr= shout Joly S8hip Crosader, Miller, for Minera, Shank for Panema and Sea 7 bg oat wit 5 be (ate of the » a ¥ ” Ste F de Chartonrces, ly Ang? Ship Corsaie, Cheat from Boston, pun. ap miscel.) ae Br svoewen\p Hibernia, Lang, i aust, 1) PM, (arr a : ); rig Ro oye ‘June 1—Bark ep Boren, Sumner, from T° i oe Fold ealy » Sram | 4 ame, ROMER Mac taal tnt h mig have rane preven the timely use of Pyrat Sak p tray uition & in route id provide mn wih Vole peau's celebrated. ey hich, w with almost unfailiog s enaee Saat name: 3 Feccmmendied by many of the tet clan ae 110 Broadway 10 nsterlicase neds OR LIVERPOOL—THE UNITED 87. Mira pit ‘Susan, Ni . Made F ovesmsnip PaciPic’ C Kare S30 Ty stogme Brice briltagt, oord, Aorn, abi aksbeate: 5 | roalle hirope, aici vely, ry Cipantee Maan (ne nat VMEER: Midheteen, Prov | Trae neste No berth satu ae dth—sohrs tio, MoIntyre, St Thomas; Yantio, Bright- AB levers: es pane Sine the Post Office. oe fala at mau, Norfolk; 5th, sloop James Gorham, N York, ing Unequalled accommodations for eluganes er ert sobre — ‘York; Atlan Rem, apply 0. Co 1) Sd atrechr 1h hay gms Nortoo, N \d sobr Susan — Glenn, Now- Sept re Ang 3 ~ Pion Fy om Hutosioson, » (new, 119 tons) Paimous Sid brig ey Carceltou, - +78 /AKLESTOD Scare aby hase senaitine ore, ore, ee Wharf si wai A daward, Kod dna. N mg sot Beano: ria, from Liverpool. Std, ru’ port; eohra Lsadolia, The ATLANTICN will sucesed the ber 12th. EDWARD K. COLLINS, 56 Wall stroes, Paik and sail Octo iese ships having been’ bo governmen’ struction=-as also 0 fn STEAMER Leech line ‘NITED STATES BA hark and Liverpool-—the ships composiag this 1G, Cape, Wi “gmann ‘ant Spe ad ARCTIC, Cay ‘Capt Luce” ADKIATICN apt. Grafton. a a sehen in Boo ouamosstient ter for ‘Juseouserses 4 ad ‘every care bas and their a agllod fo elegsnce or comfort. a St ke de Cubs; Fleronce, ane for olegs1 ge tom ja MARIBOOTT A, ‘OL--Brig Bilen Jano, Mall, Philadol~ lnsive use of 0 Este FAO! wa and clad pope ry for ortisad. ed surgeon will Pe of ned to cachshige Pron: rout, Bop Slope Colchester, Rondout: Senator, N No borthe secured oniit one ton : Ferg bby oe nse Pa lope, NYork for Taunton. es Cocight op pespage, Slay re Charles, ine, Nand’ Soosphine, Hurt, {from EbWakt pe beet Cee rd Tounton), Philad Freueh, (fewmn 60), Yorks RO an PLEY iver sergeant . ooh es Almeds, We ‘evboc, | The Pacrrio will loa =~ ean of Philadelphia, : Bast Macwtas. Sep' iAre sohr Carroll, Robinson, Now ATLaNtio “ - Yort,, Sid, sehre Joha, Mines, ord Lucinda, Whistemore, P. . - New Yo ” oO . Fann Riven, Sep 1 Port Ws an rd $ bed « alt ‘4th, aloay B 08, th, JD lilinrd, New York. Sid 4ib, sehr Mary Eddy, Bday, James Ady, barks Milford, and Montauk, for a ‘iAre brig Kate, Smith, Boston for Hous, p Angt—-Aze schrs Admiral, Ric! Ca- jor Philadelphia, Algows, Willard, d= ¥ Lies, Fre eon, Ball, st George for do; Fs hor Eliza, Cuscs, Lubes for do. 4d—In port, brizs Narragi White Oak, Ay aay, Be Nyork tor Bai Ar jelvellen, ane Washington, N C, for hunk; sehr Mystic Reed, Baston for \ Now York, (s a ch eld 4th); Sth, brig Gon Joe and wwro brig, kate, shots. ave coming to the anchor: rom the southward aud cast ° 5 and coal, are thls afternoon, a Kittec tee bing emachs came in this forenoon, of which was from Hatteras, and ar verted the coast sight, inward or out rear ay ht age, NYork. Gs aria Burt, Velasco, vis Galveot sm. Arr schr Courier, Rodgers, Boston (not Terk Leules & Caroline, Trather, Bordeaux. In Roads, echr Gen! Taylor, Feiler, Thomaston. | Newront,, Sept 4—Arr sche NN for Nestor: sloope Remara, Smith Kiger orden do ‘Sid bi oy ws reefer do ior Havens, Sept 6—: es N Bedford for ae bie: my Soe Gleddi ‘Bristol for NYort; Oscar Son Hey. ioedived fr Phiinielonia: Kavandin, Brows, for do; ca N Sedford for Vir~ peas sooep! pain Leen inal mbes Paria do tor NY: Ania, By Porsht tom for ‘isdelphiay | won NY Dublois, Winmere, D Bisntes for to; Victor, Berry, BYerk for Porsland. Nonwion. Sept 221d sobre Supérb, Roath, Philadelphia; Titi Fish, Philadel- sy Meta St George july 2, St Geory ist in ballast, th 0 tives ol the Wes! jande; scr Sarah, N Roath, aie ntise, Sept Arr sche Super for Fhitdel ay 4 sloop Washivgton, Sept ¢—Arr loops Dulphi Mea! ‘Gray, Chureh. do.” Blu sloop Jemes Lampheer, ke yo bela sohre Clo~ ker, Croton; Onta- , Sept 3—arr sobre Scioto, Geo & Mary, Lord Kondout, Ow1s Heap, Sept S—arr coke Aurora, Frisbee, Bangor fi Charieston. PHU. ApELrw on 6—Arr Sense Samu id; D & Mossor You Ma N New York; rg: c Besgary, ferpk Kally, New York at Kong Bad Ready, Morrivoa, art Miek Gem, Niek ea sels rar Daughty, | pair Crowell, Boston: a Tiarrati, May, | sation Brevidences Waelia a \Sambisaepact, Lydia’ ann, hie, A i re, or’ Nickerson, Salem, Mass: Us Baylie, Tooker, New York: | ™t whild, Baxter, by on) a ‘ton, Corson, Wil- ork ir. Ne re Fano, aylward Paitedetpties ceintlanee, Stars. New Yorks bark’ Perley, Stanwood, 420-214, brig Houlton, Phila¢edphia, Arr sobre a Molntyre, Nor- , Nickerson, § Mickerson NYork. Oxford it nin: North Pa Albany. Alo sloone Mow od Seal apthe tay et, Aisa tears ‘nralh 3D ish trom Albany tor Fail NY kfor S Harris, Lynch, Troy, Sid, eyphenia,’ Lewis ‘ork. sope Beare sche Wm Haird, Stubbs, Boston $14, sobs Wen re take, Miller. gronped gown vo, Perk Walthall Tene dere. ny, ras pe darn vo lend foe NY ak: Wea W ogers, Newsth; Warrea U Neleon, Lacde dr Pert ery ae to load fer an onstera port; Mary J TPeck D "hire NYork. Phitadet- Reed Chipen Losebar, ew co; weht Ad DeKorset, Coffin N York. Sep. arr sobr ES Powell, brig Kio Jo T Passengers Arrived. Livenroot. Ann Hatavax —Steamship Hibernia, at Beston. = Mr Bailey and wile, De ¥» (iu wtreal ) Mew Feiford, Mrane Mire Puifos Mea r carr of despateh Je Zayes. kW KW He Mt ne, W Duss ten, D Great, « Riveduile, nnd nie Brenan, Dr | Master F Carle Pitimg—201 fa th art Aleraador Lohm ark Triton, lost meer Kelis). Passengers Salled. petri dot nes, Phtiaaes i* Worrall, r , Tr "veces, 1 te of Philadel: hia. learer v vy Liver root fishin; I Kenarion, lay, New of ¥ York: Henry t. Kine, al Beran. | piladeiphie . ell, 8 York York; Charles Clinch York G A Paw children and rervan hn Greenway, New Laumend, New York Win T Wilcox, New York: K Williams and Is S dyme Indy awe, ind, mee Yor rain, New Orleann: é, jeter Gow sin, New Orleans, 8G ef Simon RT, aren testa 9, ar Tindita ar, Sitar, Philstelphias Roney | Ww Bchenewe," Rvs wi Wa ing Re or, Bel NYork: D Heino AA | we eer cae steamers from The owniies of these snipe silver Ay ples be te of freight by the abows iat et ny Ihe Batertallytednbed wre and dow —ew yy! > AND HAVRE STEAM NAViGA' ‘The Uni 2 al Beame. erie ip FRANKLIN, 2,20 by Friladsiphis for dey sohes | Sheses Srvsomaaetan’ will cake. ber ncn ig be Seprembcr, leaving Waves on Tand and reeeive the — touehii wy Ponwed aan imei puntos rash ‘ aawag, pth lives Come coe a ge FoR BAY RS.—SBOOwD 143 peg mt iil eave Havre om the BS eter each mon New York. “Ee Jp ST. DENTS, it. ae 1, May 1 June te Alotze Follanshee, master. ed ST. NICH@LAS, Feb. 1 March 16 tons barthen. June Iuiy 16 . Eveloigh, master. Oot. 1 Nov. 16 Bhip BAL TIMOR! March April. 16 Wb cone vurthon duly L ris B.D. Conn, master. Nov.t WILLIAM TEL A 1 eer) fee! bers a fan Willard. master, 0.1 mae They ba oi ‘ail ree requisite articles for fe comfert and re va ‘and commanded by men ifqusre. Code ve ent ee free from an: PV ituoterd, ‘Nerwick for Neck: Tha iaterm ven. | so prevent auy detenti a oe panies Foe.corrgmia, fe ava nip ORORULA, following raten:— agornsere uy the Gherehee = find are all first class Now York built ships, provides of wil'be it those eet -? BOYD E WINCKEN, Agen Si iil deapated, the eplen dd ii douite ne os warren ferran onston verament mails, aud egrets ye yin sion Devgnd toe eeu ‘Are Row open, ad pasenge oan be ROM "KW VORK TO CHAOREA, oy her centre & PRICE, 44 Wall stress, § FRANCISCO, DIME T—THP ELEGANTAND very fase sailing bark EC URNING. ‘Cor is now realy eight, and will reo fe above. The Bt is tres clipper bet a mederate pot — ony] . OLAGUN — Tae s SUPE HIOR Pa: sailing, ooppered ana or pper por FRAN PS AND Toyisa’ Maye master "hovieee | her Orge omanen: 1 have immediate dorpat: hy Porber Jane: freighs oF passage, comimodations, tm, rand, be ws venanion of e partinge ae ry 4 be ‘nection, he ocean ow car) eae edi ate no D ALKNTINE MOTT Bal } Cutiole” is ee tw Ty feat Mer remedy for ear nal Ghange moternen, beers fussy slow of thie valvahis meticine Price 88 b © 21 Allon street NO TO ISVs Libs 108 MUST OGSTIe ane Coneti gation can be ured (in four one re) por erecitie, $1.8 bon, en will fortes sien hk y DUANE oT mee, as, Ray Th. teen nPAapAE BLED (URES — day, of an old Gonorrhaa —D. few heors, of an 1OU CUAR: & Corbye” nivate dinenee, —< wer covered with wleow@ the ether baa) hort tae bse as it diseloens inportant searets wiich eae health de wealth dows no x ioe Permalt of Am incronee ® the wife, female Yate womanhood, of the one ta cna natore contomplanee ‘an important been Lao A, winking tev sein once of - atl ane ( zo"2 beak bighly srohen of;'as contains F ene. Un ie rewire and gerneel. i) afforded 4 my ein A te my wife, U. Denomenan rervides 8 % a es I iieue’s ota ba teens wee rd ere another would have wability my wife won bere ren eft mover to more fuity itd A tates 4 pemeie rab ~_ aids toa. MAU RIC 12 Liberty serooe