The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1851, Page 4

E> most wo Lon ‘The bodies of Taylor and Bhelten had down, end turving arcund he sew them by: him, when, throwing np bis eyeste heawen. Reezcial med: —° My God. two \n-cent mee muurderee,”* to repeat bir «xclam-tions of again being hung en oF Fam te be Dung Over and murder <p \eeeent mam Murphy then asked tors given Yo him but the w jury That he eowls +t swathow ab, The seaff ic and rope wag arrisiod up wud the nome orek again, aod before wedi ent mem, = Corde, eh cher Taylor had z der, | cannot say; but ein there was nine miles off with me after tea op thateven ng am aB innocent man, going home tomy Ged On gevtemen, do not murder me!” He “y (ff « second time. at twenty minutes past er hud seme to de much harder than either of the otbere the wurcular motion of the body lasting for some minut lore body sa= nent to bis relatives, aa requested, end the boss ot worphy und Shelton were taker charge fl by their reintives. The Leek of Taylor was broken, and the rope bad cut deeply into the flesh. The bodies Deity removed, the vast covcourse, which was the most orderly T have ever reen assembled at un extcutioa— umbering about 4(40—soon dispersed, and im a fow ours Chestsrtows. ‘eaumed ite wonted quiet, though thecventsct be cay will be remembered through the present gent Thiswas the first execution that thas taken ploce in Kent county for the period of fifty id sewed to be Bo one present, except The reporters of the prers, who had ever seen an exeou- tap wd they wer repeatedly called on for instructions a to the meds ct preceding Mei persons op reading this account of the execution. will come te the eon: lus that it wase judicial mur- cer, 0 tor a Taylor ood Murphy were comeerned at Weost , DUE nor witDetendiug all their declarations there is no ene here *b eviertaims @ doubt of ther guiit. The tert aMeDY egeibe ‘hem was & Wixiure of direet and cir- cumstantiol evidence that seemed tupregeable, wad it ber deen greatly med by matters that have come te Ught since the trial, For iusianee, Taylor do- Clared that be hal uever seen Sheiton before, whereas “there were mor: thay a dozen persons present who bail often seen Ube (ourther within the year preceding the Giarrscre slur ale, mo later than last woek, urged Mr Kicaud to have Shaw, who alleges thai he was pre- sent at the murder by compulsion on the part of the prisovers, brouch: b: rore him, alledging that de would not * bis change of guilt against nim in his pre: “a acordingly brought, ¥hen Laylor sud- Pt. and declined asking him any ques. bin testimony a- xi¥en wt ihe trial ; anoeddressing Cay lor, arhed him What +m the use of Bis denying bis guilt— telling Pim that by Koew tbat every word he uttered at th. (ral, nnd wow repewted, was true. Tae only answer t By hua was « volley of oaths and the jailor (hat if be would to shoot him. that he would de bung at vace WAD of the partyhe had never tbe thought Murphy wus the man; uy tonees against him were equally strong Wher f one others rere were aged respectively as follows :— ‘aylor wes OL years of age ia Febraary; Nicho» Murphy War s% years of age. acd William Sbel- ton wes but 2 tbe parties murdered were William Co-den, bis #ite, Mery Anu Coden, his sister, Amanda Coscen, nd bis wife's sister, Catbarine Webster, A. binek WoDau Was aire sbot, but has reewvered go far a3 to trmeip belpiers © pple for the remainder of her days. Ir they we euilly. as geuerally believed. there were ardewbiediy mar) expreseious from them and to one suctber, which it *oud rem olfficult to explain, and cut only be accounted sor by the supposition that when cc cfned Cog: cher, ater their conviction; they bad mu- tw resulve Lo persiat ty the inet in protest. nee, They ail professed contrition. and uuutler Mut DoW rest between themecives and their Abrabom T Le the Gee Haccution of Amos Green for Rape on Mrs. Jonephine Pepec. R HOWAKD COUNTY, MD., CORRESPONDENCE. Kuicort’s Muss, Howard Co. Md., Aug. 8, 1851. Arvwal of Green at the Jail— Despatch fiom Governor Lowe— ns and Devotions of the Prisoner — Solemn Asser atives of innucence —Seene at the Gallows, Sc Gur village. wi'b 1t* mail mountains, huge rocks, and Mammoth milit, shich bave given it the mame of the Lowell of Maryisua,” bore am unusual amd bustling aspect at an varity bony this morving. The throngs of Strangers loiteriog around the corners, and the continued arrival of others. in every variety of vehicle, indicated that an event of no ordinary character as about to take Pince, The general subject of conversation was the guilt r iumocence of the negro, Amos Green, convicted of & Pape commitied on Mrs Josephine Pepee. in the month Fetigrows Profe of June, 1851, to wiumees whose execution they bad all | er ret bied. ‘The prisoner had been confined for some weeks past ia he Baltimore jail. for rafe Keeping. and was, last night, Brought back 10 the jail mt thit place, by Sherif Easlup, and Mr. Inencr, the jailor, who resched here in the night | ‘ain from Cumberland. He was calm and composed, ud seemed very we xious to see bis mother and relatives. About breakfast time, an express from Baltimore ar- rived, with « despateb for the Sheriff, and ® rumor soon became current that the prisoner sd been reprieved, for the third time. All was uncertainty for » time, when it ‘Wes finally aunvuveed that the following despatch had been reeeived trom Governor Lowe, from New York, where be was vn Thursday evening -— New Youx, August 7, 1851. To Deputy Attorney General Hammond, or the Sheriff of Howard County -— If unforeseen contingencies arise in Green's case, re- quiring time, I authorise you to suspend the execution ¥ LOUIS LOWE A consultation took place between the Sbrrilf and Mr Hammond. on the receipt of this des: having o dirvet bearing against the testimony, and cal culated to throw a doubt on the prisoner's guilt, having the absence of the Governor. they they would be justided in further a third respite, given opportunity to those who believed in the nee te hunt up testimony in his favor. I under- ftwnd that the Governor, Mr, |, and others who bave conversed with the prisoner bave entertained erent doubts as to bis guilt. but it was one of those cases Jo which the testumony inalways ail on one sido, At am early hour this morning. the Key. J.P. Oarter, who bas labored moxt strenuously for * commutation of bu sentence, having entertalued strong doubts aa to hia evit called cn bim tn bis cell. accompanied by several Citizens end representatives of the press, who remained | with nod scevmpanied hun to the gallows, Inthe course | Of the morning he spent several bours in the most fer- wen! religious devotions I have ever witnessed, expross- | Ang regret at many evil deeds he epoke of as having com- aaiites during his life At his weet. the last chapter of Revelations was read to him, which was followed by a moet fervent prayer from the Rey Mr Fort. he remain. Jog to prayer reversl minutes after the others had risen. ‘be Kev Mr Carter shortly after addressed the pri fOver in tbe most solemn and touching manner. reading to him extracts from the bible relative to those who “make liew:”’ impressing on his mind the awful judgment of God on those who spproach bir throne with « lie on thetr jipe He then to bum ia the most ea: nest manper to teli the truth and the whole truth. in view of the feet that be bad but a few minutes more to live, and hat & ile could not bow avail him bere, and would be of emful consequence to when arraigned before the bar of God Te them made the foliowing declaration, re Guerking (bat be wae well aware o the awful conse- G+ Leer 0; diseembiing at such « moment,—Thet he was inuccent of pF Si! having commitied a rape on the women, that he bad twice. op the day that the rape wer sileged wo bave been committed, lad illicit inter- ccurre with ber but that be had used no violence, she ev ing contented and received moury from him 80 far be kea sivned aud he arked the furgivencss of God for #0 oe The Deputy Sheri. Me Abipley, thon made his ap anee to prepare tbe prisourt for the gallows, wi murwer to Mouth, remarking that the testimony on the trial ap- Peared to him am most conciusive of hie guilt The pris omer replied, Mr Shipley. 1 am innocent of the crime, Dut there is no use to try to make the word believe me” wish to go the gallows Fequest eas complied with | and hie arms being pimioned, he gave some articies of to his mother, and then most ferventiy, exhiviting « were truly remarkable | aded | Carter, with | deputies, ascended with the prisoner. } pateh, but nothing | | Sn awful crash, which was followed by « dreadful soone | Of corfurion, which cannot be deer:ibed—men, women. | | l The Four Executions—The Democratic Judiciary Nomina- tions—Steam Boiler Explosion—Stabbing Cases, $e. ‘There was probably not over one huadred persons who yesterday left the city to attend the exeoutions that took place at Chestertown and Ellicott’s Mills, The railroads carried a few persons tothe latter place, but mo steam. boet could be obtained to get up an exoursion to the for- mer. The fact is, we have had so many exeoutions in this city within afew years past, that there is nothing novel in it to those who have a taste to view such sights. ‘The Democratic Judiciary Convention put forth ano- ther batch ofeandidates for judicial offices last night, :—For Judges of the Orphan’s Court, John J. Gress, De Jamee A Reed, nd William BLN a ver mrp, but, with the exception of the last, incompetent and unsuitable. For Register of Wills, Go-_ neral N. Hickman; for State Attormey, Obarele M. Gwynn. re terrible steam boiler explosion ooourred at av early hour yeeterday morning, at the iron furnace of Horace Abbott, at Canton. The boiler was carried thro: . large furnace stack and the roof of the building, seven of the workmen, who were standing uear at the time, were severely bruised and scalded, but none of them dargercusly The Grand Lodge of I O.of 0. F., of Maryland, have jurt bad completed @ splendid block of marble for the Warhirgton Monument. The block is six fe-t long and three feet wide. and came from the Baltimore county quarries On a polished surface, at the top, is first in- seribed the words:—*Grand Lodge of Maryland, I. 0. O.F” Below this is elaborately out in raised work. standing out from the face of the stone, » epread chain le, holding in its beak the three links of tl emblematic of “ Friendsbip, . of lly arranged and carved in nt style, im conrection with the eagle. To the left of the cogle is a full list of the officers for the year, commencing with J. WT. Jet , M. GQ. M., who is also at present the efficient Mayor of the city of Baltimore. ‘Two more stabbing cases occurred in this city yester- day, though neither of them were fatal. A man named George W. Fowler rtabbed another named William Wiley, Jr: apd aman named Michael Sullivan was beaten and stubbed by several men, at the railroad depot. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puivavecenia, August 9, 1851. Death of an Estimable Lady—Two Men Drowned—vAccident to Tom Powell—More Counterfeite Notes. ‘Mrs Allen, the wife of William H. Allen, the Presi- dent of Girard College, died yeeterday in Centre county, while on her way to visit her relatives at Bellefonte. She had suffered from a severe attack of dysentery while atthe college, but becoming convalescent, had started for heme, but suffered a relapse before reaching her destination, which proved fatal. The same disease ha, been very prevalent at the college this summer, and has ewept off three of the orphans Two men, who were ou a gunning excursion down the river. made fast their boat to the stern of a cunal boat in tow of & steam tug. and on reaching the mouth of the Sehuythill, cast off their line. The canal boat, in turn- ing, Was thrown against the skiff, upsetting it, and drowning the oceupante. Their names were afterwards discovered to be Peter Keen. of South Camden, and Jeremiah Marshall, pilot of the steam ferry boat Wil- lism Wray ‘The steamboats Tom Powell and Roger Willisms left uundred passen- the city this morning with about six gers. for Cape May. When near Alarous Hook. the Pow- ell was disabled by the breaking of ker mechinery, and ber passengers were taken cff and continued thelr trip on the opposition boat, the Roger Williams. Abner R. Griffith har been held to bail for passing counterfeit $10's om the State Bank of Ohio. Five of the notes were found upon him, and he had previously passed others. Our Middletown Correspondence. Mivpierows, Conn., August 7, 1851. Com: vencement of the College— Improvements in the Town— Library of Dr. Jarvis. The usual anniversary exercises connected with the Weeleyan Universit y, bave been beld during this week. Dr Olin, the President, hasbeen very sick for severa! weeks and did not preach the baccalaureate sermon Dr. Cheever, of New York city, addressed the literary 0- cleties om Monday evering. On Tuesday, Mr William Upeilon Fraternity; and ® poem of much merit was pro- nounced by Mr. 8. J. Pike, of Dover, N. HM. Other ad- Greases were made by Rev. Mr. Wentworth, of Dickinson Colege, and H. W. Beecher. John G@ Saxe read the poem | which be has read at other colleges this summer The speeches at commencement were, for the most part, of an inferior character, However, among the few deserving of praise. I will notice one, generally es- esteemed the best, by Mr. N. H. Rightor, of Donaldson, | La. The graduating class numbered twonty three. No Loucrary degrees were conferred | During the present summer this town has manifested | some little activity, in once more attempting to get the | “air Lime Railroad” started. Several new some Catholic church. An elegat commenced and when finished will, doubtless, attract aad retain. during the summer, visiters, The famous library of the late Dr. Jarvis has been cata- gerd, and will be sold at auction, in New York, by Ly- man & Kawdon, in October. Also, his splendid collection of paintings. | Our Nicaragua Correspondence. Bax Ivan vx Nicanscva, July 19,1851, Trede in Niceragua—The Steamer John M. Cleyton—Navs- | gotion of the San Juan—The City Government, §., $e. | Everything isimproving in this town—everything be- tokens & lively trade here this fall. Business wears a new aepect; the merchants have cast off their long faces of the | past few months, and are raising the prices of their goods, for goods are becoming soarce and high. There is no flour in either first or second hands, and indeed there are no provisionsin the market at all. The Spaniards are rubbing their hands with joyful glev, that | thousands of travellers will pass through the towa duriag (he approaching season, for it is clearly demonstrated | ‘bat Lbis route will entirely supersede that “ via Chagres ”’ One of the steamers for the navigation of the river, will | be completed about Saturday of this week, and will make ber first trip tothe Machues Rapids, with the passen- gers, en route for California. by the Prometheus, which is | expected here on the 22d inst. In taking out of the bri Melrose one of the sections of the irom steamer John M. | Clayton, on the 6th inst.. the tackles, not being of suffi. cient strength, gave way, or slipped off, and the section | ‘Was precipitated into five fathom water ; and after much | \abor, an expense of about three hundred doilars, and « detention of about ten days, they at last succeeded in raising the section and are now progressing with the | sroond steamer as rapidly ao circumstances will permit. The political affairs of this town are quiet the new ministration acting harmoniously for the welfare of the public. and all conversation seems directed to the one dashing Ides that this is to be # Free Uity, like unto the | “Hanee Towne.” | The royai family at ‘ Blewfeids’ is in good health. | One f the princesses is borat to be led to the altar by Capt Hudeun. of the Musquitian Infantry the Royal Mail steamer Medway. for Southampton on | the 18th, and H B.M. schooner of war Bermuda, Capt Jolly are bere No freight offering for New York. There are about tons of w0od awaiting « vessel from Genoa ms Our Traveiling Correspondence. Bostow, Angust 6,195. | The Colitgion with the Commodore ‘We left the pier, foot «f Cortlandt «treet, in the Con- neetiout, on Tuesday af*+rnoon. with fair prospects for plearant trip, anticipating our arrival in Boston by five | O'clock the next morning. In conversation with Capt. Williams, while passing Throg’s Point, ie remarked that appearances indicated a foggy night. which proved too true for our comfort About eleven o'clock I was sroured from my rlumbers by the blowing of the whistle, and thinking it was to give notice of cur approach, 1 | remained ip my berth, when I was suddenly alarmed by and cbildren running end eryirg from one end of the talocn tothe other Alarm was depicted on every coun tenance 1 immediately wert forward and ascertalaed | read and sung the bymo, commencing * Aud must this body die.” the prisoner in the mingit@ After trading the last * ferveut prayer for tue condemned the ceremonies, % Prisouer jolning. and closing with the exclamation, | eave me ‘The Bherifi then commeneed execution eben MA a Ay pie ertem@bird On lave being Or sired, he proceeded to speak. but Boct little could be beara to way what he votse that | "and calling on God to torgiy ene Biro ds olared bis readiness to dw, ani his bows tues oon Would forgive bim for the me of bis lite raying*tnat ‘was, perbape ali for the bert, as be Would doubles hy lived on in his sine and bave Gualiy died without Lope ot = salvation. had mot it plensed God thus to end bie Ife, After the rope was adjurted, be shook hao th he ring the Sheriff to give his | vo hia Aber and relatives and to til ber that he hoped to Mecet ber in a better world On the pint form then retired, gud for « moment he stood with hie bands cle ped. when the drop tell, momenta ttc | wormed © be extinct After rut twenty-five nates, be was cut down, 7 put into « ty our porition, aod then returned to the indies saloon. and informed them that there was nv danger, except delay "hich eused the Japtain Wiliams thea came with lanterns. i work the engine, the steamer drifting with (he tia nedagrable, which accounts for Dot sending wé<intance to the Oommdore, | On procreding inte the whee! house, it wae found that | part of the guard timber bed Leen Ducoked in wad pre | wented the working of the engine pat. ws it was ou the axe for wome hall hy k, ®hioh tmp my in th the Ber pire turming cf the wheel. were with belle tolling for aasintan tate | C. Preseott, of Salem, delivered an oration before the Psi | $ | extent of 170 bbis; mess, at | Porto Rico 6% a 6\e.; of the beet shead. After passing eh ast seule. me, reer t smoker fog Zour rina, cone Ly, tad tobe refunded, four grains, consequent ea erwas thus fected to her ownors of 254 ducats. , it may safely be said that the re- Which urrives et the ports of Naples after beeing whi sat ports of 8) traded by tho way, from to $800; and the effect must be to develope our intercourse with the two Sicilies, by enabling our vessels bound thither for the valuab! sinoe his appointment to the Neapolitan mission. Washington Republic, Aug. 8. CITY TRAD REPURT. Sarunvay, August 9—6 P.M. Asus continue buoyant; 175 bbla. 4 having been taken at $6 60. snd pots at $506. The amount ia the inspection this forenoon embraced 688 casks of the for- nd 4,066 do of the lacter; in all 4,674 casks. Berswax was offering siowly at 2c.» 27c., cash; mo ealee transpired Exeapsrurrs.—A mcderate, though not very extensive business was travencted in domestic flour during the ‘Gay, without any material change in tions reached over 12.000 bbls. uninspected, at $3 a $3 44; sour, at $3 44 a $3 6254; superfine, No.2, at $3 50 a $3 68%; mixed to good Western, at $6 81 a $4; ordinary Ono. at 94s $4 008 and pure Geaecee ar 100% © #4 at He and at 8 123g. Canadian rate ull at $4 12, io folky southern varied but little; 760 bbis. ordinary to straight were dis- of at $4 25 9 $4 5734. and fanoy at $4870 $5 37. ye flour remained quiet at $3 37 a $344 Corn meal arrived slowly; Brandywine, in lots, fetched $3 25, and Jersey $3, evincing & better feeling. Wheat continued to recede; 2,200 bushels Upper Lake, inferior, c Bande at 62c., and 1,800 do. Carolina red at 850. Rye advanced to T4c. a 75c , at which the supply was small. Oats exhibited lese animation; Canadian and State re- lized dle # 430.; Jersey, 40c. & 41c., and Ohio 38¢. a 40c. Corn was in more demand, end at enhanced figures; some 43,000 bushels, diumaged and heated, found buyers at 450. ‘and 650 ; round yellow at 58c.; strictly sound Western mixed at 59c. a 69}¢c., wud vory handsome white at 61e. Corrs bas shown a steady aspect; the sales, consisting of 50 bags Java, having been made at 113. a 11%0.; 120 do. Porto Rico nt 944 5.; 200 do. Rio at 840. a Bio. and 150 do. St. Domingoat 8c. Importation to-day, 545 66 bbis., 7 tierces Cotton —The business in this staple exceeded 1,400 bales to-day; the market at the close presenting @ firm and upward tending feeling. Fiss—Cod has not varied. The supplies were ex- tremely light, and Western Bank, from second hands, re- alized $3 per quintal. Eastern mackerel were depressed. A few lots of No. 1 and 2 Massachusetts sold at yester day’s figures, and 250 bbls. small No. 3, at $412 a $4 25. Pickled ealmon have commenced arriving. New was quoted at $16 50a $17, aud tierce do, at $20. Herring remained as noted in our preceding summazy. Fxxuints —There was no change of moment to notice in rates. Shippers were inclined to await the receipt of later news by the Arctic, which was about due. Bome 5,000 » 6.000 barrels flour were engaged at 1s. for part, but chiefly at 13d., to Liverpool. Cotton and grain were nominal, at 54. for the former, and 4d. for the latter. To Glasgow, 2.000 barrels flour were engaged at Is. 8d, There was no change in rates (9 London oF Havre. Fach — ae ¥5aes poor Lunch raisins Were dis- Dosex of at $2.8 $2 124s; 1,100 bushels African ordinary Prem Butt, at O2iec w b5c., and 100 packages Malaga ‘mons, at $4 25a $4 3735 liuporte, 1,900 cocoa nuts, Hain.—Since our last, 17 000 pounds Buenos Ayres, aad 8000do. Rio Grande, mixed, were run off at 17c. a 180., cash and time. Market steady. Hay.—We have nothing new to record in this article, of which 400 bales found buyers during the day, at 45¢. 0 -eash. Hiexr was not very brisk; but owing to the small quan- tity cn the market it tended in factors’ favor. Clean nominally, $225 a Russian commanded $208, ian, $2; American dressed, $176 a $190; do. undressed, 117 @ $122 °O per ton; and Manilla 11%c.a lke. per pound; of the latter there was none heid by importers. Hors have been whuily inanimate, at $00. a 60¢., cash, for 1:60’s crop. Inp:.o —During the week ‘23 cases Madras have changed hands, at 80c. @ 96c.; 10 Manilla, at The, « S5c.; © Bengal. at $1 40.6 $1 60, on the usual terms, Holders were pretty etiff inov—The market, influenced by the heavy feeling Prevailing for some time back, has at len, mn Of & trifle, and the sales to-day did aot e 65 tous Scotch pig, in yard, at $18 50 «$19 60. cash and six months; and 100 tons English bars. at $33, same credit. Wrought Irth serap-was moving more freely. at $25, from the ves- gel. Importation for the day, 1.990 bars; 310 tons pig, 10 tons rorap parcel of 60 tons foreign was taken Leap —A farther this afternoon, at $4 55, time, &e. Galena was quiet, at $4.75, cash, Lins. —Common Rockland was in request, at 90¢. cash, without sales. The stock was very light. Motassxs.—Though beld firmly, waa extremely inse- i bhds Muroovado, brought 24 a 250., besides ere Was ni done, Lmportations for the ey. ib ds, 48 terces” Navat Stonns—Wero as stated in our former article, the transactions including nearly 450 bbls. crude tarpen- tine, at $2 8745 ; 100 do spirits, at 331; a 34c., cash; 600 do. common rosin, at $1 25 a $1 30; and 109 do. dip tar, AB a 8 Sic Ons.—Linseed exhibited nothing jially new. Tish, from store | About 4.500 gallons American and Eng: 5 fetched 73 a T4e , cash; and in large parcels on the doek, the latter was hot obtainable under 78, Whale was lone plentiful, and holders asked 46 © 47340. per gall Olive was in request, 200 bas) quarts, sold at $2 625; and 160 do, two doz. pints, on terms not ascertained. Provisions —Pork was pretty firm, yet sparingly in- quired after; 300 bbls. new mess realized $1475 » $14 #1 54, Old, at $14 97 $12 94; and 4 $14 44; new prime, $12 87 old, $12 37 » $1244. Beef, in # retail way, moved to the 754 $11, and prime, at $5 @ $6. the previous value. Beef hams were in moterate demand, at $14; and Ohio pickled meats at former quo- tations. Lard was les buoyant; 100 bbis. prime were purchased. at9a9\o Butter and cheese were coming forward liverally. and ruled dull Rice.—The article was rather dull Small parcels Carolina were selling to the trade at $3 250 $3 44, cash. Sact bas been somewhat heavy, and Liverpool was cheaper Cousiderable quantities of fine, in sacks, have been sold during the week at $1 20 » $1 65; and ad at 900920. Including, also, three cargoes Turk’s Leland at 2254 a Me.; and two do’ Ragged Island, at le, per burbel. r Seeans—Twenty-ceven hundred Principe chat hands at $23; and 60,000 Havana at $20 a $25, 6 mont Soar —Castile was in better retail inquiry, aod about 180 boxes red mottled realized 9\e., short credit. Srinrrs —Foreign were without activity or change American whiskey was unsettled; 70 bbls. prison brought 240. an advance; and 33 bbls. Ohio. 23ige., @ decline; . drudge was nominal at 234¢c., time, ke. The imports | for the day were #7 puncheoes Jamaica ram. Svcans—All kinds of Spanish were heavy, and a trifle easier; 100 bhds. Muscovado fetched 6 » 6 \c.; Fraction ees ge YG 4d 40 hihds. Duteh crushed « et under te w D bhdes., 2.443 boxes ot setts veelqet T Low —The sales of the week foot up 120,000 Ibe. prime, chiefly for export, at Tc.,cash. The market was steady Tetront ations ro-pay as ren Mamirnere, Brrcxs— 41,000 Bath Coa—114 chaidrons Pictou — 86 bbia and 2 baif bbls packages e—10 kegs wuly of sine, 4 ki te age eloe' potash 4 carvonehs sansa eteePeate eprom alts 87 casks soda. 48 casks rotten stone rom Ad pimento, 127 bole ginger. my my cop— 176 sticks mabogany MARKETS KLSHWHERE, ' Board #5) shares Oxdens- Hi: dp dy. A Rochones ad \ 18 Vermont Centra! Mail 316; 290 do. 314; 400 do, been, a. S14: 100 do. w6m, 344K; 100 ue Kalirond, ISS. 6 North 0 0) Mot a, 0 a , oi Séateal 8 han, Mictiaan Content 0 City 6's Ms 1100 dow 2; 150) anton Ka irond, Lo owieville Bonk, 104 ro 1 40. 2 ree Rondi Bear d~ $2.00 Reading to our sid Captain Williams of the Conneticut, to ares Read. formed Captain Brayton of our situation, andy: d him | {fig Reading if he would tow us up to New ioudon harbor Be inme | “ gy, emons Gintely answered yes, and he would come up cm out | ay pleasure, 101 larboard In’ the menntine, everything wae done | ime te, B® io } gm board the Comteetiont to vee if ber engine would work | 2 do. tims, 3134 % do. Mg. BB do. thors, 2 the bose The Kmpire State come up, and passed ae gh Se bm MG Mid Ike eee ht: ed; Bal ich wus mede fast. The engineer reported to tho 5 bi od; Talcimore sad nko hath QiEinin that he thought he oomid work her slow loto | Tock ant Cumseriang’ vid, sis, catey, 72 Mas TIN sale: New Longon and ro Captain Wikiate iaformos Captain | 90 2 Braytov. whe raid he wyaid etay in Cut company to Kee a wo ty naers if we could get nlong without nesixtande; and We pro ARENAS. ae ‘reights are very low, vin Mo ceeded on slowly, answering ome anctker in the fog by | lassea, TSe. por 110 gallons ; Bugar, $2 60 w hhd. , boxes the Wheto, 68 the weir ye o0 Union we coud mot ooo | 00 eta the month Prison whiskey, 2344 Noare.x, August 8, 1851. and heavy. Corn is in fair demand, at xed, and 8c & 600 for white, Wheat is dull 660. @ 570, for m! On Saturday James Bivzv. of to Miss Kuizanetn Rosents, of the same plac: July 26, by the Rev. Solomon Brown, Mr. Lodi Nd, ‘and painful illness, Mrs. Mr. John McGrath, 66’ Divi- relatives and friends of the family are rospacttally Invited to attend her funeral, on Sanday afternoon, ot a On August 8, after a short illness, Jane, wife of George tae aged 26 years. ne a, ante of ee nea nen seapacit invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, 10t! inst., at 11 o’olook, from the residence of her bi No. 224 West Seventeenth strvet, without further in- vitation. On , August 8, after a short illness. Exrex Con- rs The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 10th inst, trom her late residence, 81 Fourth avenue, without further invitation. In the full assurance of faith, of consumption, Joun A. Bancxen, printer, 50 years. His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 5 o’clock, from 37 Allen street. On Friday evening, August 8, Witiam Paancrs, only child of John J. and Elizabeth Baxter, aged 4 months and 9 days. ‘The friends and relatives, andthe members of North- ern Light Lodge, No. 348 I. O. of ». F., aad Ulinton Tens, No. 18 I. 0. of R., are reapectully invited to attend the funeral, on Sundsy, 10th inst, at half-past 1 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 49 Rutgers street. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment. On Friday, August 8, after a short illness, Mrs. Many McNan. aged 56 years. Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Robert Moorhead, 376 Pearl street. this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Op Saturday, August 9, Luxe, eon of John and Maria Corrigan, aged 3 years and 5 months. The friends of the family, and of bis grandfathers, Luke Corrigan and John McKinley, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral,on Monday afteravun, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his father, 524 Greenwich street, ‘On Saturday morning, Mrs, Many Ccany, wife of Mr. William Smith, in the 63d year of her age. Her friends and relatives are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. No 60 Mott street. At Staten Island, on Thursday, August 7, Hevay Ovay, infant son of Joseph L. and Laura F. White, aged 16 months. At the residence of his father, in Mohawk, N.Y., om August 4. Lieut. De Wirt N. Roor, U_8.A.. aged 19 year At Centreville, near the north fork of the Ame river, California, on June 24. of typhoid fever, Davin L. Gn. formerly of New York. ¥ rk... Avg New York... Aug Fork. : a1 ss Clearea. Stéamer Marion, Berry, Charleston, Spofford & Tileston, ,Sbip Howard (Hem), Jacvbe, Hamburg, Soumiat & Bal- chen. Bbip Eudocia, Bannerman, St Johns, NB, P I Nevius & 86 Berk Mary A JT Whire & Co. Bark Unio Mortons” bu asset , Quebec, Wilson & re way, Baltimore. Bark J Welsh, Ames, Philadelphia, J Hand. Bark Sawyer, Philadelphia, Nesmith & Sons, Charles A Coe, Hubbard, St Marks, &0, Coe, Ander- 0. ig Mecon (Br), Hale, Bucktush, NB, Barclay & L ving- . Brig Chesapeake (Br), ——, Windsor, N3, LH Ait Brie Zeros (Br), Dats, Pictou, J3 Waisney & Uo. St Johns, NB, JB Ki age i, . Pu Meincke. Philadelphia, Nesmith & m, Prescott, Boston, R Green, Jr. (itr). Day, Halifax, HG Donovan. y (Br), Crowel!, Malifax, J Hunter & Co, Sehr London (br), Crane, Johns, NB, 43 Whitney & Co. ir Sterling (Br), Holmes, Windsor, NS, L Hf Aituc Sobr Martha Fost, Post, Mobile, E D Hurlbut & Co. Schr Pauthea, Nengle, Franklin, G Hotenkise. Schr Virginia, Hobert, Savannah, Demill & C Sehr AK Wetmore, Westervelt, Charleston, Vanbrant & Seria Nason, Skolfield, Wilmington, NC, Collias, Vose 0. Cathill, Washington and Alexandria, rman & Co. & Susan, Halsey, Georgetown, Vanbrast & Richmond, C H Pierson. Richmond, Vanorua’ ond, M Bedell. Boston, Dayton & Bprague. Mary Sleight. bi Lewis, Bloop Hen Sloop WH Bloop Fashio: Ship Jenny Lind (of with mdse and LW w, lan 3 tia tor Cork. with railroad (of North Yarmouth), Kelley, Havi ith & Sone ta (of Kickin en to KP lim, Parker, San Juan, Nii Jute hides, he, to Foster & Nickerson.” July 0 iat 10 20, 4 Napolcon, 26 days from Boston tor Chagres; S0tb, Yon 6, spoke brig, ——— bound to New ¥. Leander (Prus), Radio®, Anaxabo, PR, with sugar, to son & Neshoure. Peters (of Ellsworth, Me), M'Farlaa, Sagua, ™ ), M’Quade, Pictou, 18 days, with (Br), to J & L Tacker, ood, Darien, Ga, 14 days, with lumber, to four, to J with jom #2, Kockenbaugh. Eacelient, Mathias, Norfolk, 4 dayr, w junter Schr Bertice, Benton, Cape Hatteras, 6 4, Sebr Globe, Simmons. Washington, NC, 4 jays, with naval (ays, with naval with paval stores, jt “Schr Rio, Gritin, Newbern, NO, 4 4 Mary. Davis, Newbera, NC, 6 days, with naval stores. Mary. Sehr J Retell, Kemington, Plymouth, NC, 6 days. Behr Colerado, Barnett, Piymouth, NC. + daye. Schr Lancet, ly mouth, NU, 4 dave Bebr Libert: rigs Sehr WM Porter, Smith, € masted), regia, 2d train Bebr Oneida, Bennett, Virgins Sebr Mary Jane, Longstreet, Virginia, Sebr A On! irninie, Taare Behr TBC Y teamer Py berot, Beye Potinderpnia Bloop isuec Ht Borden) Dunning, Poll hive. Blocp Repert, Wells, Providencs. Below. Ship Hope, Bradford, from New Orleans. Balled. Steamship Marion, Berry, Charleston. at eunrise, from Wi st meridian, WSW; at inh Weiegrapnie yma , Marine & New Onucaws, Ave! Arrived—Ship Flavio, Boston. Foreign Matis. per steamer Ea} Jone at the Bx for Cbs ‘Oregon, Sandwich Islands, Onins, >, witli ewdny, Leh, at 2 o'clock, at Berford & Uo's, N whe ebove Lotter Bags are nine 6+ Kenven's Ti Wel eves Herald Marine Jone ° Prusorrws, 40% 6 1M. Artived—Baeks Elisabeth J, heminaton, Havacn Bil ESL Rive sdk Deato Weher, Poste a. . , rs aatubsrollancows Capele nen ts See? concerning the oa: wee 4 burnt at 8 bs Pade et HILL, 19% Prout om Se oe ee ovardes, the ry Lyon, andre, is insured ‘Trem 550), {rinsarea at the Neptune fend Boylston offices.) She was otripped on the ult. Banx Pacearine—Thore is insurance in Bos! the mat this "vaasol, loot at-Valparsin, te, the extent of siti oqually divided bet woes june and Troi o Soun Ewrenrnise, Boyd, honce for San Juan ( Nic), is re- «tng Dave been lost on a reef wear Old Fi Adobe ie: Romas, Wilbar, POoonn, tast A tonngton Tit, ark Woe Fonileton, Arctic Se via Bay of Tolange, with 290 bbl 180) do wh ot ra di uack Uae tats, “lien, Poeun bts Baean hore Grownd June 1, Ocean, Driggs, N’ vata fon’ Drser Deaaete We tae, BOGE: Cpe St Maroh, 300 ep. ‘At Tabiti mil 19, Mohawk, Swain, Nantucket. supposed clean. Pant) trys Ko: se las Ce Bnew i the one are now in’ port ax eech end of the route: wo mountain, 17 date trom Sooton for NOrisans, Jane tag oh NGrieans for Liverpool, was sigualised tol NOrleans for Bordeaux, was rors. white signal with rod man, at NBedfurd, mo dato, Lat 123, P wilder, days from Frankfort for Pensacola, Lat 35 49, lon 69 0, John Lawso bay Fae ated NC, for 8t Thomas, on (ontioolve, of Prospect, Me. from Nottolk for St Du- 1a W. Jaly 23, ri 0) - ‘tone, rake A regular line of propellers will be kept up tor the tation of freight and transla ea naes on see tee ene. Sia ond San Fraselseo, : 27 N, lon 7! 4 pry tee Baltimore for Jam: ebiy SAKAB SAN) cna apa ararar to oe Combeny end pan Ports. xtra fumily boas Arica, July 2—Arr shin Adelaide, Cobb; Valpiraiso, to ‘One of the above steamers will Keep up the oouneotien be- yg ye pe Mary, for Halifex next | “the: aaa Oe me Atlantic ell ie ‘maintained by the {2 cuenad, July 2-luatks Levant, Wowit, (or Phi‘adol: | IEORGIA yn S000 tons? CRESCENT CITY.1,500s0ng ia ; Louisa, Brooks, do; Hoole, 3 9HI0 ‘Simp wens. CHEROKEE, 1300 ena wa part of thea slok fe | ork for Chagres on the 11th and Mth of cash for N¥ork, ldg; sadrew vn, Winslow, etlen: om N ow The fveamstips KL DORADO 24 TALC ome ben, s direct line etree Now ‘and Ghseres, 3 0 s ane and ‘Mexico, life 4 . Passages from New veemured trom Ap oatcong, Lawrason & Co., agate, 8h Saad 800 for through siokete from Now York to San Fraa- dae bas boon Foduote from Stan Gen to ‘wath, ye ica, Galagn. OFF 24th; Japon: de'Cune, Milier, trom N York. ; Marward, , Aduomar ( Pe) trom Philadelphia, ao: Leis Wana ; Bloomer, Dickman, trom Augusta, uston, ig Alcenus, N der, Hotebhivs, Nancy Pratt, Khonde. aes be Murray, tet'or case. rest King, Wilson, fur NYork the next woo! sommandor, eal on Wed A o'clock, PM. ively, froca et ae foot ‘arren stroet, N: River, with the ment Mails, direct for Chagres. connecting with the tavorite States Mail steamship 0! for Jan Sbous the. Les of be ; Pay Siva SERRE castes of the Company, 177 rina. Thompson, Ki ten street; or at Bt and Ad July u, Saunders, for do wext day 8. Mail STEAMSHIP CCMPANY.—ONLE yoamtiia Jely Me-Ne am vessel is port. A Bebark UO. ‘Through Line for Calitoruia, vis Havana was ldg tor A York. fare reduced. Ou Monde: AS Matanzas, July 2—Arr bark Scott Dyor, Hill, Boston; | aplendi¢ stoamehip bMPL 70 tone, J.D. Wit 28th" sent Sarah, Shaw Key Wee! son, commander, will vail on Monday, ilta of Ai cy In port Slet, Brem brig Bremoa for Europe lig: echr Hy | precisely So'clook * M., from hor pier at the foot of War: Atkin, Rendell. for NYorx lig molasses at $1 per had; and | sen soeeet, N. K., with the Government Melis, for de efore. acres Pascongei *Hpetcuat July 16—Bark Grifon, to bo sold by suction on | sc dovann se. the splendid doavle evymne stenuship FAL af CON, Passongers lewving in the 2 City will, tounogt Ponor, PR, July 21—Bi with the United States mail steamnsiy O LEGON, wo sail wtg cargo: brige Henry Woo from Pauania or or sbout the lst of september. For pas ldg; Jae W Elwell, Jonnston, for N York, 2 ds the office of the Company, 17 Wort street, coe: wig cargo; arcturus, Katon, for peng i treet; or at S4 aud uth street. ‘ton from Wiimi son, do just arr; Adcline, to Kelantic, Nichois, for NYork, 1dg: aud others * ANDEKSILI'S NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINS . Jul} —3id Br brig Bop riam, N York. for Califoraia, vis San Jnan de Nic e and © ban Juan: Nicaragua, July'is—Beig Welroac, Magaise, for double engine steamship PAORETEEUS, of Lag ir SW Townend, Furais, for Cube hill, commander, will loave from day, August Lith at S o'ciook, P. oe will be the new tranait eee bat twelve miles of laud NYork, to load sour; Mots, July 30—Bark KH Knicht, Penuell, for Baltimore noxt Gay, beige ry a8, ea Pig Was a dereon, fro: a as, to loadfor Kichwm: kez Om Yrk 4 dys. Sid beck Rhoderio Dhu, ec romfurtanly conv: ro 1s Company (har Eikyuoteriatee = i jan Juan del Sur. bia, Carlton, for . "Clintock, | x Q-oan, at which place the well known and favorize theamallp a 5 Gaons ‘Avg 2—Cld ehip Alb PACIFIC, Captain Bailey, will be Iv Eecaines to convey £ vob sel panecnges rect t Sen Fra; ‘rom San J he Aune At del putt il! proceed, withcit delay. to Chagres, 7, ‘Am vessels in either tho tbe of tunity of tak’ “aga e Panache ete to Calforvin.. Fre For pasaage Place, u si NITED STATES MAT’ Now via Ha et, iense” (perhaps Be Tur gs, Cuagree. LPARAISO, June 2 Arr hrig Francis, Pease, Malazafor | ALLEN, 9 Battery SF rancisco, came through Straits of Mage! T U—Brig “ brig Micmac), for Bosten soon. 4 reigns token ‘sie oF trelght, Inquire of D. B. rs George & Emily, Philadelphi ‘Adelaide, NBedioed, Mops Republic, t Havens ‘aes taken >i Ubenemus, Tufts, rk, ow only 8 Marston: Alexandria, Beviion, Coteerd an po Ag te A pO ster Ly trv “am net ‘ban a 5 trellt aud Hornet, Strcut Koud-ut; D'W bite, aflorof the company. 177 weitcet, Sores Wer Fastin, Loring. N¥ora, prop Outari2, Kittrld Vil guaiantine’ahip Hf Jatin Richy Liverpvak —— mite Cristo, from Port au noe, dene Lo mings, Bt ican 1B, to Lond for Liverpool MEDICAL. aft heeler, Neiscn, rigs Porsis rey ~ ~ nn — arraguag iladeiphia; schre Watonuan, NFIRMARY, POR THE Nickereon, Albany, dunn 1 diseases affecting. those oward, % eclivitetion of *, a; rigs oe BT IT fi eles Marla nad infy any one of hia euperior qualiicativat, Deatuoss, ‘4 ening, auchored in the Roade, | Cuarges from the ear. aud ell dtressing noiccs, enced ins and wont to sem this moruing. short time, without danger or pain. Alt dissasta ct the eve ciples. Artiivial Eyes, of the most sorted go ns to be Worn without faceme feo, $1. Office hours, (rom 8 till BALTIMOKE, Avg 5--Arr sohrs Polly Hinds, Frazier, ish Mai: Gulla Bliss, Highes, Providence: Kexbur; og \ . we Graham, West Indies. RIS ANP LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE BRISTOL, Aug 5—Sid schr Gold Hunter, Farr, Philadel- diseases, in & fow hours, by o vegetable appiienian hin (or Bangor, nccording to wind); 7th, brig Maria, Ingra- | withcut pain. Im debility, brougit on py impry) am, Bavans. | And constitutional affections, he com! BELFAST, Aug 4—Arr Sarah A Smith, Havener, NYork. dy, and can shew any one there are thousands CHAKLESION, Aug 5—Arc sont Laabeils, Gags, Matanzas, de cured without it as he hae cases dally, of tausae) echt Col Satterly, Davis, iom, from the other physicians. in all, be riy, Davia, N York. ent cure. He makes dail cauatio, wileb others ase, caused by their former ‘disease soon, enough. is, diplome, wisn ‘tad reds of cer we ¥ d M. Corhyn. Uns te after another dector ‘cist ‘Three Sisters, Robbius, schr Vermont, Lancy, N York; Poilade! Arr echr Miles; Caroline, Kelto: Sd—Arr bark Siri (pew, 435 tons, Pu broke, te load for Kio Janeiro, e DF ng are sabre Jane Seadiag Grane | ep posed i rats), Hope ’ Pe Bice eames, NYora is, Cater, Pai tn the afvericon, ane se bin wren ew M. D., 42 Reade sireet, two doors from Bros Thoe Peterkin, A ver; Washingto: - ra NY orks G Washingt PGlide, Roge NAW, MEDICAL BOOKS —4 COMPLETE Pua on WI PORT, aie b—Arr tri William, Phinne FRiver aD the Ls sioneiiiee Ch sche Emily © Horton, Gandy, Phitsdalp ot einai steer na largeca itty Teen Bee, hton tor N York; Bliss, Klw wiok, D. Leovaren on surgery and of the above Jobo N Parker, Mason, Providence ma 8 ete ean, sy ee tad Sargent REWBCRYPORT, Aug 1—Arr Glenroy, Moxey, Rondont. NEW HAVEN, A bark Ponce, and Is) sone Olivia & line, Phila dv; Calcutta, sixth edit i ce az ED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MBDi com dregeana span | iioaene fi 0 preeycgesueess ae work. It is we thew ol Borws, Paik joote o ramer, Falken bers. jor Paw: tucket: D T Willets, Smi a 8s cleone | ie: cilas, Unb ips: Rondout: Thee lin, Hawkins, dor Radiant, Wells, de: Pointer, Pewlon Now York. Sid schrs Franklin (Hr); James M Bayles, Bayles, 4 Ninetia. Philadelphia, sloops Frederic Brown, Uarduer, NYork; Poari, Wheeler, do; Gazelle, Verguson, for do vis “Rindge” (of Bangor), t id bark OS Govtell.” Harrioun or Bt \ roix Vork. Frase |, Powell, PM PR—B = sale Brest 4 at the Pos jie i os litle & Co, ry Rae Ass Soe PREC, ait Toe receipe of be trAnemitted A free of postage, tes feria We Werte Sraae ities fea, C 4 ew Fork oitd Oho 138 Liber y raat tet, J Bouserson, , 7 7. CORNE: G Plottabureh, J MoNair, L Goets and lady. B SHIPPING: PX LIVERPOOL UNITED STATRE MAIL STR J, Captain re writ optek ‘with the’ United Bese wutio re recucp'a ‘adon diploma, in H Ria States tore, apply wo K¢ NS. i Wall street, pihesteamer Baltic will succeed the Pacite, and sail Aug ‘aac, = - “py Arh rnd a POR LOUTHAMPTON AnD HavRe—THE UNITED oS ee: States Mail Steamship HUMBOLUT will ot UAS, P , touching at Southampton. to land the malls snd pase 7a NE STREAT, WAS, FOR on od Hoe te the neers on Sat) Bd at 120 oh «North River. E \eapetonnel wage $12) An experienced otters must pase throt aaeage Apply to INGTON, Agent, 68 Broadway, THR SEW AND SPLENDID MANCHESTER, will leave Pi: Thareday, the Zi Angast, at modations of this Steamer max ireble convey 09 for thowe abyut visit the Saloon, $10 Pore Cabin, GOL Pueses, ith railroad tickets to Philadelphia by bbe a Ned FRE Tu, CORKD.—DRS, COOPER & MUNI Sy hovseveit etrvet, from their long sraetie nd pr yy Ld rolled on for the cure 6f NS.