The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1851, Page 8

VERY LATE FROM NICARAGUA. OPENING OF THE NEW ROUTE 10 THE PAOIFIC. Success of ‘the Steamers mers on Lake Nicaragua and River San Juan. AGGRESSIONS OF THE ENGLISH, oy &e., &>. ‘The apiendid siandip Prometheus, Capt. Churchill, sagrived yesterday, after making » short passage from Gen Jean de Nicaragua. She left that place on the 4th Anetent ‘The news brought by the P. ir interesting in a com- ‘mercial point of view. The new route from the Atlsatic ‘6 the Pacific, by the way of the Lake Nicaragua, has been successfully opened. Our correspondents give full ‘and interesting accounts of this impurtant event. ‘We learn by the P. that the reports which have ap- peared in the New York papers, relative to the Nicara- gua route, are unfounded in fact. It has been stated that the Nicaraguan government bad revoked the cher- tergiving Messrs. Vanderbilt, White & Co. the exolu- sive right of the Nicaragua route, because the company toad failed to fulfil the conditions on which the grant was made. This report was unknown at Nicaragua, and unknown to its government; there is no truth in it. ‘There was another rrport to the following effect: — ‘That subsequent to the grant made tothe above named company, the Nicaraguan government made another grant, giving the same privileges to another company, in common with them. When Messrs. Vanderbilt, White & Co, heard this report, they directed their agent at Nicaragua to inquire Into ite truth, from the govern- ‘ment ; end the Minister for Foreign Affairs replied, that ‘there was no truth ia it, and the reply has been laid before the Board of Directors, who were perfectly satis- fed with it. ‘These reports probably arcse out of the fact of the right of navigation of the waters of the country being granted to another party, but not for the purpose of @ Jine of communication, but for merely internal purposes. ‘The route consists entirely of water, except twelve miles, ‘which is 60 level that « horse can trot over it in an hour. It is proposed to erect either a plank road, or railroad— probably the former at first. as the distance is 80 short. ‘The Prometheus returns this evening, at 5 o'clock, to en Juan, with passengers for California. Our Travelling Correspondence. Ory New Youx. August 12, 1851. Trip, by the New Route, from the Pacific to the Atlantic As T am 4 constant reader of vour valuable paper, and feel that C always get the eariiest information through its columns of everything that is new and interesting, ‘therefore I have made the rollowing statement of facts for your use, as you may deem proper Tleft San Francisco on the ‘4th ult. at six o'clock, P M., in the beutifal steamship Pacitic, with 425 passen- gers; we proceeded to Accapulco, and remained there forty hours: supplied ourselves with provisions and co#is. and arrived at San Juan del Sud, on the Pacific, the Oth. efter a passege of fov-toen days ard sixteen ‘hours. I took # mule. oud rode a distance of eghteen wiles, to the sag thes ‘woes, in three and « half hours; etter ie three deys and four hours ; left in the steamer Dircetor. and passed ‘brough Lake Nicaragua to , Where we arrived in twenty-one hours, at Swe stopped eigiteen hours ; there took the iron steamer Sir Henry L. Gulwer and passed may pen romantic and beautiful river I have ever seen, im about ten hours. to the snleudid steamship Pro- motheus, at San Juan. ofthe Atiantic fhe next morn- = at eleven o'clock. A M., we sailed for York. with Arrived in New York he 12th, at cles P P.M, making The whole running time, from the Pac ocean. thirty-four ond @ half hours when Commodore Vanderbilt cet T can nee no difficulty ia bis passing twenty-four hours. What benefit this will be to the world T laave for others ‘acific to the Atlantic to as I have merely given here the facts of the ‘trip. ‘emade the voyage from San Francisco in twenty- nine js ond five hours. it ie my opivion that a saving from will be about 4s follows -—The from Passage 1 Sud, will ve regular in the from ooran to oceam, one K. eight days; for lose making in all twenty-two mo A. This, I think, there is no doubt of. ing over this most beautiful and health has not been one person of the wh ‘int bes watfered from sickness or fatigue, that can be x uted to the climate. I think this part of the Isthmus aohenltay asany — Lbave ever travelled Yours, respectful; SMITH CRANE. @an Francirco to San Jus ge ——¥ twelve day ; to New in Micon and ae one coun- party River, 67 miles | to survoy © ig moist, wod i, we ‘will attempt, tom uat ‘here a Seog OP ® point rigged our hauser and | makes out here, aod sans hauled bs ound the Pareat cae hy at she swept away, leaving her in the poet onan gyi ag ae felt | that much was at stake, She strikes rock. sud | cradle formed of stones is the query of oas to more, and we see her move | off. Down she swept, aad, | w, hauled to on @ friendly | shake of hands, clear brows, Danks of ecg high, and are covered with | beautiful amen Page veiled, as it were, with wild vines | . oe the old castle frome apon | ao peater and, lapidated, yet pre- | rents a picture for the pony the lovers of sa- | tiquities. Thus ms fa, we have found everything much | more pleasant than we had antici |, and that » sare and speedy will be ‘opened through, from | the Atlantic to the . we do not for # moment doubt. With good, swift boate, gentlemanly com- Saar we with scenery to — the eye. Teudded ith bapana, orange, — 3 ™ thousad ba op other tes, what Balt ro the traveller See ae naet making @ choice of this sure San Carlos Sete a small village, containing twenty or twenty-five houses, or huts, made of poles, covered with palm, situated on the Lake di Nicaragua. and at ne time, nc doubt, wus # considerable place. The only noticeable ints here, are the xemains of the once famous Castle of 5 ‘arlos, and the present Custom House. Tne Latter is built of poles, board floor. palm root, cows sleeping under it, and were fortified by filth and stench against all civil- ized invaders, Truly, had the English wished to dispos- besa Nicaragu of her rights and Privileges here, this one spot would have remained intact ; for no civilized nation would hold the place as a ‘The fort on the bill oppo- site, is a hut of no or beauty—twenty-five sol- diers, seven pieces of cannon, one mounted, the others lying nearly buried in mud. $> much for San Carlos, where tigers and deer prewl about in the daytime. oro lake is truly beautiful ; and with the i: of Chichicaste, name, and Balseas reporting wil sweep, and bordered, or rather fringed. by the biue, pened bearing hills of Costa Rica, we enjoy a lovely scene. ‘The government are desirous of being added to our already envied Union, and would hail the stars and | stripes with joy. The English are but tolerated; for had Nicaragua the power to return the uncivil treatment received from Albion, I assure you her guns would flash, and her sons, to ® ian, would drive the invader from ber soil, Americans are here hailed gladly, and those who may be called « knowing ones,” bok forward to « time when the colors of Nicaregua and America will be biended in uison, or when the eagle of Columbia will bring yet one more daring englet under her wing Your truly, P. F. Sf0UT. Further Particulars of the Inte Storm. (From the New Bedford (Mass ) Meroury, Aug. 11 } On Saturday evening, 8 ‘at about seven o'clock, a severe tem commenced bere from the northwest; and aa the space of about balf am hour, the rain poured Ii in torrente, del the streets to a degree that we have ‘The thunder, at intervals, was very heavy, and the reverberation unusually prolonged. It ‘was accompanied with strong wind. but we have heard of no damage in this immediate vicinity more serious than that of trees, which were exposed to its fury, of « their fruit. The severity of the pr hy tad oer y only about thirty minutes. In Westport, about a dozen miles southwest from New Bedford, we learn the tempest was almost, if not entirely unprecedented in its fury, accompanied with a violent storm cf hail. Full grown trees, fences, and even stone walls, were levelled to the ground. In one orchard, noe than adozen trees were either torn up by their roots, or broken off. The corn fields were ¢ it ompletely levelled, and the leaves of big yo were cut by the bailetones as with a knife. The hailetones measured about three-fourths of an inch in diameter, and proved greatly destructive to windows, not only to tac gan. but ipelu indow frames, and moreover ss =. lives of te. bantores came down the ehimseys in eeaeiee The tempest passed over a tract about three fourths of # mile iu width, rounding in « southeasterly direction. [Prom the Providence (R. I) Post, Aug. 11.) | Tt is our melancholy duty to record one of the most | peinful events that bas occurred in our vicinity 1m seve- ral years, and which most strikingly illustrates the “un. Our Bicaragua Correspondence. Bax Jean pe Nicanacva, August 3, 1851. Attack af Robiers—Horrible Affair—Marriage of one of the Roysl Family of Musquito—Aggression of the English. §c. | Bince mize of the 17th ult . we have been awaiciag with much aaxiety the final trial of the practicability of this route. The steamer ascended the river on Satarday last ‘The Prometheus has been laying here seven dys, Cawaitiog orders from Captain Vanderbilt, wh> bas gone up the river.) with ome hundred and thirty-one passen- | gtrson board, which rhe obtained at Chagres for New | York, and who are much disratiefied that they arede- | tained here so long from their friends at home. The British Lark Thetis was cast sway on the Pacific, a | tew weeks since, and her captain, in crossing the coun- try, on rout: for this port, for embarkation, while near the town of Puebla Nevada. in Nicaragua, was assailed by a party of robbers. and, borribly mutilated—his arms and jogs being Literally chopped in pisces He survived to | Tesch Granada and there be died | ‘The King of Mosquitia still retains his seat on the throne of the Woolwas, Ramshs, Samboos, and Mos. | quitians. | His sister the Princess Annes Frederick wee married on the @th of July. at Blewfelds Sollgshee Medgen,s Gtiquitine oxpre "ibe prinne oon fort is now in this town mrking femur fora friend of mine, Michael was not aware (hat the pension allowed B government Us the prinenss cased on ber the marriage bour bot arrived and when he tefused to be married; aud it wax by most, he waa led to the preseuee of the dorarian | an who oMeited ritalin meana t merous tribes of Indians to «tthaerve 2B own—to earry out ber ow 1 h govermmuert hare rest of ratwent for tifal permit it vern deof a few men who will ke: until rome stronger party oust thew, wad then au revolution. 80 wags this coantry Bax Jean vet Suo, Nicansova. July 29, 1961 Srtereeting Ace runt of a Trip from the Atlantic to the P. fe—The New Iron Steamer § yL Buiwor—The River-—Tie Country—The ¢— tun a 6 After nine days delightful’ railing ia the steamship Prometheus, we reached San J is situated on a email, but 4 erally healthy The b Particular rhaped buil bunks, devoid of all oruame tal ar ‘With palm leaves and @ lar ye . taneously about the couniey fa the town is very i ri Bermuds. wasanchored oi! American brig Melrose ¥re © (1 Nicaragua whieh | low. but go dig, # nen the schooner Irabelia, of New Yes l. At seventeen minutes of wry » leon ate: Bir Henry L. Bulwer, cast | com -th and we commenced our (rial trip uy bh vor Which is at the upper extremity of pilot, a mative, struck on « f ged us on « bar some few om Here we were without any koowiedge of ¢ channel, and we were perplered as to the eov should pursne in regard to getting afloat. The evening Prior, the Captain of the Port enid that we should ask Permission to sacend the river. Joseph L. White, Be; Tetarned anewer, that on the morrow we should enter toe Fiver, that in 1840 a treaty wae entered iato, that this and * town channel and en en after tar’ Company should not be molested ia any way; that new trality was to be observed, and that, instead of asking Permission he dew * A short period @inpRed one m pe saying that permision Phevid not he der Matter of court ” h for Granade; that on . 7 hould up stream fond the oniy va. . blow out of water T red rew of the be ® ' | who resides on Prudence Island, @ short | escape the threatening storm, and bad no opportunity to | anes | Kead will, probably. be brought to this city to day | termi | and premiees within” Es y certainty of life, and the illusiveness of those hopes and prospects which are based on the little we can foretell ofthe hidden future. On Saturday afternoon, Rufus Read. of this city, who Was spending a few days with his friend, Henry Potter, below Bris- tel, in our river, left the island. accompan: Z hie two dovghters, two sons, and two daughters of Mr. Potter, and another gentleman whose name is not given, in « rail boat, and went to Bristol. On their return to the island. they were overtaken by the squall. which was felt here sbout seven o'clock, their boat capsized, and four of the persons on board—the two daughters of Mr. Read, the oldest aged about seventeen years, and the two of Mr. Potier, of about the same age—were drowned. The young ladies were in the cabin or cuddy at the time, to make their egress before the boat careened, filled with water, end sunk. The men on board the boat saw the eppreach of the synall, but did not have an idea of what would be its reverity, though cautioned of the danger by Mr. Read, till it was close upon them. Then, in attemp: | ing to lower their enil, the halyards became entangled, | and they were almost instantly capsized. The four men clung te the mast, a few feet of which were out of after the accident, and were rescued shortly after by a sail boat belonging to John Whipple, of this city, and anther belonging to Jacob Baobitt, of Bristol, | which were pear them at the time, and had made pre rations for tl heir sails. and pad j ing toanchor TI pee and afte snd towed into Briste: Loop good deal of effort. the boat was All the bodies were re- it eer upon examination, that some hich were in the boat, were thrown upon nit upset. aad thus prevented them, ibly, from extr Satie themecives from the grasp of | } death. he bodies were conveyed to Bristol, where they ined yesterday. There of the daughters of Mr ralve covered [Frem the Washington Republic. August 11 } On Saturday evening, com mencing about eight o'clock. we were visited with a severe storm, ace wpanied by heavy thunder and constantly flashing lightning. which msirated at once the sky and the earth The rain continued for upwards of two hours, with but a slight ia- «sion; and we do not resollect ever before to have notier 4 the clouds discharge their contents mote lavishly within so brief « period. The branch having its source beycod Franklin row, and emptying into the canal. pass- between Ninth and Tenth streets, overttowed its and the comeequetce Fas to veueents | All the way we hear of | bles being swept off by the rapid ew t. The lot | K street, Temperance Hall e branch rapidity ght al xtending to the right and | was feet now aity excaped 7 awaited bun m « bed inaturners ceeded in crawling to « ater was aecumulatin, Mr Je of the branch, su four, one harrel of which and | { potatoes, Were swept away, ‘The persoaal ell-cts { his family were likewise injured, the water filling the wert which they were deposited. That was a chamber. and bere Iny asleep an apprentice bey on one That on which the latter A fortuns'e presenes | nd. however, relieved the two from a wate ara ranch. » large section of ir Vena © was removed. bie kitchen inundated to the | ar or five feet and the culinary arrangements | erfered with. Higher up on F street, at the | corge Davis, a cellar fall of furoiture, in- | bed nod ap infant tm c feather beds and mattrrases, was completely ated. And ctber persons in the immediate neigh- ed were eubjected to loss and inconvenience from | ta of the storm entinuing down the branch from E street, towards | Pennaylvania avenue, we noticed that the wide aed | heavy foot bridge in Temperanc ley had foated to D t where it lodged; thus tending to obetruct the pas | scoot the water, Lumber, too, bad been lifted from the banks iw that vicinity, and carried away by the eur- | ent sof thirty feet of the cellar wall of Mr. | 7B Shank ng—that part which flenks the branch near Pennsylvania avenuce—war forced down by the ac- umuiated © and timber. The houres on the north le of D etreet euffered in the basement rtorics, im one of | which « black woman was asleep. and en war drown. Cellars on Pennsylvania avenue did not escape and inevery direction men and boys w yes poiting. tone wall enclesing the President nod about forty in length— y ». and fell I, the Potomae iver, Tiber ereek. Rosk erork « hervat reestved consid " their ueual contents. and in loa vote of the aque tion that the house of Mr. Dow on Righth M and N. was «truck by g. Bh ff, and the flaid passed nh a back e yard. : Baltimore (M4) Clipper Ang. 11} the b hich occurred satiardsy ’ i, about ¢ von 1 the « " ri , ' t that ali bauds were | day). at 2o'clock, trom inanimate at the recent fall; 600 bbls mixed to ry realized at yy 44; mew Baltimore, $4 37 @ and old at $4 87.8 $5 374. Kye Flour pili. quiet at $3 44." Corn Meal did not vary mach; 00 bbls Jersey f nd s buyer at $2 94; anda few Bi dywine at $3 Wheat attracted less notice; & cargo of Ohio red aie bel archased at %c. Rye continued in request; £00 bush Riv ver, 1m the alip, brought 760. Outs were not abundant and ruled higher; Jersey commanded 40.0 41e; and Canadian and State 43 a 44,0; 4,000 bush Oswego, among other lots, fetched 44c, Corn presented » steady aspect, with more extensive operations, compri- ting near 55,000 bush ‘and heated at 46 a S60; Northern round at S8¢; and Western mixed at 593; » 60c. Cortox —The advices os Africa being oaly equal to | the anticipation of holders, the market bas not recelved apy further impulse to-day.” The sales, however, am: to 1,500 beles, at steady prices. Holders, as before 4 | indifferent about bringing out their supplies, uatil the crop question assumes s more decided character Fuchs —There continued to be # great deal of four and grain offering for Liverpool, and some 4,000 to 5.000 barrels flour were engaged at 13d.; 4000 bushels of wheat in bulk, at 43d Cotton was taken at ‘id. Clipper rates demanded were 16d. for flour, and §-324. for cotton. To Glasgow, 2,800 barrels flour were engaged at 1s. 8d There was Do change to notice in rates to other porta. Fisn— A rtill better inquiry existed for cod, and there were further salee of 1.700 quintals, Weetern Bank, ef- fated at $2,024, with 900 do, George's, in sundry par. Scinsat $250 $537 %, Mackerel abo wore sought afte briskly-"100 bbls, ebolce No 2 were taken at $7 74;, aed 100 do. No. 3 at $4 50» $3.624;. Scaled herring, as inti- mated in our preceding rummary, have atifened litle, and we of 1.200 boxes being sold at S5c. 60c., | cash, No. 1, didnot alter any way. Favrr.—Among fhe transactions were; 280 boxes fine Malaga Teisios ut $225 8 $2374<; 200 bushels inferior ig auen of Se, nae a 2% casks Zante currants at Provisions.—Pork has been exceedingly inactive, and as we heard of but one sale of 120 barrels ramps at $13, we defer inserting quotations, which are at present no- minal, till we are enabled by the steadiness of ths market togive them with more accuracy. Beef was about the rame, 120 barrels mers being run off at $3 75a $11, and prime at $5 n $6, As noted yesterday, good becf hams were wanted at $14; supp! ,ictvinl, Ont ments renmaliond quiet at unaltered prices. Lard moved to the ox: “out of 290 barrel and . prime, at 9c. a Y\<e., indi- cating « firm market. Sune and cheese were as steted previously. Telegraphic Repo: ree, ye ‘The saels of flour to-day have been street, at $4; avd 1,co0 Dols, City Mills, at $3 760 $4. Prime white wheat sells at 81 a 84c., and red at 76 a 8c. Small sales of white corn have been made at 630, Oats are at 30 a 33c.,and whiskey 2ic. ‘aco, August 13, 1851. The receipts of the past twenty-four hours have been, flour, 2500 bbls.; wheat, 12,000 bushels; corn, 14,000 busbels. Common to fair brands of Western flour are lower, and the demand is moderate—sales, 1,000 bbis., at $3 31 a $3 44 for Michigan. Wheat is held above the views of buyers; small lots of Ohio changed hands, at 72c. Corn is in request at lower prices ; 2000 bushels’ mixed Western sold at 453;c. Oats are steady, at 32c. Freights are un Avnaxy, “August-13, 1851, The receipts si since yesterday have been, flour 3,500 bbls.; wheat, 4,000 ; corn, 11,000 bush. Western fleur is in fuir demand, at previous rates. Tae sales were 1,5C0 bbls. Nothing doing in wheat. Corn is wee. at yesterday's rates, with sales of 15,000 bush. for Western mixed, and the same ‘gure for and yellow. There is a moderate inquiry for oats at ana 384¢¢. for Western, at which prices 5,000 bush. were sold. Ohio whiskey 6 ells at 23 4c. Married, On the 13th of August. by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright, at st. Jobr’s Church, New York, Mr. Wauten Pave, of d, to Miss A. A. Livincston, of New York. ‘pgliah papers please copy. Diea, On Wednesday evening. August 13, after a short and joful iliness, Wiriam Havemeven, in the 82d year of age His friends, and those of his rons, Wm. F. and Albert Havemeyer. and sons-in-law, Charice Burkhalter, and Rev. A. T. Geissenbainer, are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at half-past 3 o'clock, from St, Matthew's Church, Walker street, near Broadway. On Wednesday yey aged 5 years, second «0 of Ji . The relatives and friends are invited to attend th funeral,on Thursday, 14th inst., at 3 o'clock, from 5) °o een 13, aft short illnoss, M: , August 13. after a i ir. Honatio N Cunecy inthe 30th ear of bis age. His relatives and friends, and the membersof Mount Vernon Tent, No. 76,1. 0. cf R., and the members of the Varian Cadets, are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral. on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence. No. 102 Suffolk street. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning. August 13, Furzanern, shter of John and Ann Farren, aged 1 year apd 7 Si The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parente, in Furman street. near Fulton ferry. At Hoboken, on Weanesday, August 13, Wiisam W., = — W. and Susan M. Capes, aged 1 year and two _ and thore of the family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 6 Union Place, Hoboken, on Thursday afternoon, the Mth inst., at 2 o'clock. On Wednerda: August 13, after a long illnese, Mrs. 27 years 6 months and 2) days. d relations are regpeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Eighty- fourth street, two doors east of Third avenue, on Thurs- y, the 14th inst, at 2 o'clock P. M., without further We On Wednesday, August 15, Catuemivi: Daw, wife of Michael Daw, in the 40th year of her age. The friends aod acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully iavited to attend her funeral, this day (Thars- r residence in Thirty-third Her remains will be interred t Babylon, L. 1 rear of his age. the family. the members of the Philharmonic and Buterpean Societies, and also the members cf National Lodge, 9.1 0. of O. P., are ine vited to attend his faneral, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from bis late residence, No 161 West Twelfth street _ Om Tuesday afternoon, August 12, Ws. Avogaros, aged ea 8 lis friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday morning, at 11 o'clock. withcut further invitetion, at 26 Laurens street, in Amity place. The friends of the late Eowano Powr are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. from the Church of the Messiah, in Broadway, opposite Waverley place At Hudson, August 11, in the 13th year of his age Hrxay. youngest so of William Chamberlain, of Ked Hook, Dutehess county street and Ninth ai in William: burg Cemetery. On Tuesday evening, August 12, Wirtiam Nios, in the 89d His friends, the friends 0 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE Movements of the Urean Stenmers, . Aue ¥ Aug 2) beater Pilateleh sue bol. Rew Browher Juasthan. New York. . Aug 3 Port of New York, August 14, + SUT) moom niwen ove 843 7 Wi mem war mora 0 7 on * Washington (Tacedsy), Floyd, Bremen, &o, Mol- B ‘ona, Win door, Brie Navtilve (Ur), Pavtkeer F Drie Sarah Brown ‘ins Ses Bel) ey & Andros, Mobite, Sturges, Clearman & ille, 1D Bookman. Pillebury & Sanford 3 Bona Brie Duke of Wellington (Ir), British Queen (B+), ——, Hat Bebe Argonaut (Br), Murphy, Yarm. ac Sehr A K May, Wil Sebr Blowise, Concki Sehr Mary Mankis, Lat urotts, Rich mont, © i Pierson. Bebr fenater, Clark i Bi Plorsen Bost kerson. tia, Yount New Bedford Kite Sloop Sea Witch, Welle, Newport Sloop Frock Brown, Gardner, Providence Ftoamal ir Prome Hi, San Juan, CA, dthi AM: arr 10h, 4. fl ip Feancteco ( * Ayros, 85 days, with & Flena (it nos Ayres, OO days, with wool, Re, t f ar with en car, bak Z k y Hoa i ‘) Neuritas, 19 days, Bris F at t a) chr Indepoee Fa Washington, narel etoete, Niladelphia, Nesmith & | Harwood, Etleworth, Me, | with pay ee “ Bobr van, 1 iia eobr Kokomo. i 18th, She An am one looper. a foe Ipejees leads; sont’ Sia Franclace, 24th for Navigat Ea neater Soni days from Antworp for N Behr a a iclographed, not 48 daye out Beh 2-814 1 astle, Schr "buses, Veipaesiec ond Californian SS Bohr VaLraraiso, June Olive Brauch, Late of NBed- Schr ford, eld for $0000, ‘81d 25tb, bark Flora, Mirtia, of and for Mone, July 5—Off, Louisiana, Bastjer, from NOrleans Wexronb, July 23—Arr Brothers, Murphy, NYork. ASTORIA, 0, July 4—Ii ear uaimons ey. dale sf barks Suosess, Frances dorephine, and Mercbantman, Sa ae from London, aad bark Coloma, from N york arr 34 July. he Ae 's Bound, July 1, brige G W Kendall, and A Emo- 4 NRTA. a Sanu PI wate ras Bla Bod- die, and —, ry '. be barony arid Bomiatt Bray cee Hauirax, Aug 5, ry Cleared—Schr Integrity, NYork. Kewwesuex, Aug 1. Ellon Reed, Georgetowa, 8C; 12th, wn aBovemes Laver Mowe, Aug 6. Arrived—Brig Choctaw, Boston. Newaurvrosrr, Aug ll. precede manne aye nw Beoromp, Aug Arrived—fcbr November, Philadelphit loweastle, Foaviaze A 13. mm, NC: J kerson, Nick- Arrived—Brigs Albatross, Matanzas; Barah Ellon, Phila Baltimore; Alesis, Willard; delphia. hip White wor lover: €; Mogelle, angock: P White Bquall (new) reyerhwon, Aug 12. | Longe Chinchilla, Haskell sad J M Claywon, Tasker, ue: Arrived—81vops Henry Castof, and Victory. ry N York, del} rs Duxbury, Robbins, Aux Sarah Le RicumonD, A a 1 favana; Lug Arrived—Schr Wm Mowry, N York. Arrived—Sechrs Fairfield, Ju: ne otra, Helens, nae Speer: Banner, wad Hate - tk Ashley, NYork; brige Hlobron,'and ear- , NYork A L RC co Marth. y pee Weleen a = - =i 195 Masia alleys spare, Bixer, Lou sh 2 a fl Arrived—BSebr Active, NYork. ook Wiest as et Messina Bh Bath, joc & Frances, Nickersoi Ki tick, and —_ Bro eek Beith, Mobi NO. Sta ship Suto poses frometbour i atl: tgs California, Grog, ‘son ateentsh | 3 a ae ere ata PM. | ge motipneg Herald Blarine Corres pArived—Brigs Gen Ty for, Fuller, jeton, do; (beoo! Lancey, Calaie; Wen © Corbi q ‘Th NH is w re a soe hh anna we Ju “no Mg echrs 5 Br), Riliott, Waterto Aug Ars bark Anonimo (Sic), Costs, Boston, ‘¥, July 3—In port sche Mary Frances, Thos B Ws Crock- Below, coming 2. BATH, load fc P Armstrong, Alto, F ¥ 'Gorbint, "Hhetitks Sonree’ Bins: Chagres. *towedto ron th Bereeaat Houghton, back Norwich; steamers Woo “ NORFOLK. 4 a ip Isano Walton, Bromley, Rio frase, do Janekce; brig i aig (Br). “orris, Jamaica, os 1ith—Arr brigs Arn Elizabeth, Fernandez, Turks sland; Alvane, Thurston, do: sehr Mary Jane, Bentley, NYork. tt ively NEW HAVEN, rS gg Dwight Torry, think it worthy | NCarolina; Bens’ Es dcipuis: Vor Vgraulion, een ‘stulee ity, andnot to the | Longstreet, James BN For Parkes, 4 on wanes f penreat t 2, Ort uladciptin 5, Olivia Be eqpiegean Sis we have frewuentiy al i Wik necessary to wiki LON Don daz ii--Are schrs Joseph Guest, formioh; Biack Iawk, iineed Yorks Loas or THE ALBERT R Pannse—The SFrancisco pape Teh conte Fore, Crowell. Boston for Alban; Smith, speak of Ay Aiesovery of the wreck of this vessel Piet miles Smith, bess 'm H Mitchell, Miteh nyt for New e Bdad longed w | York.” Sid 0th, schre Ann, Nye, Pough: jury B M0 former, for Labais pinky and from three on board, and was not head of Gideon, Baker, NYork. NEW BEDFORD, Avg 11—Arr sohr Choctaw, sed Philadel Bhi ‘y - a... jURYPORT, Aug 10—Sid brig {Roscoe, Lothrop, Ha- It e ate emmenteey Charles liste a a custom Nakes to tee bes Ye, oftl 4 at ee lay. Paligetgal 12—Arr the house of Bush & Co, — v egies. Bark Lapy 8urroLx, 124 50 W, hook a Py meets Tionesta. Dun! A H npn Hal ren inet 35.N, lon : aud Mary E Balch, Yater, NYork: Mary Patterson, Bate- Hrivasrxpen Carurniya Heres, from Sen | man and Mary Miller, Laws, Boston; Susan Huston, M’Cur- Francisco, was driven on a coral reef off ay, Bridgeto Viste, Potter, Fiver; Whea- psloan inthe ourkr b 3 Le k, Vankirk. et; was at Tahiti, Fepairing, ad would sail for Callao | Kelabow Tuthilt Brookhaven; IND’ Bare Rowley, Cxtais; 15. Mary 3 regen, bogaas Vaughan, Dole, | Hartford; N'H Bite Devers mz steamer Ken- nebec, Seymour, NYork. Cid Uriss Maria, Mana; Isabella, Nickerson; Com Stewart, Bishop; Mary Pisrce, . and | tor, Denmark, Groton, Charlestown: | ford, Clark, Por ashen geass, Lew | Olark. Vankirk, a Tionesta, Dun pene of the foremact, Mary Patterso in a crippled etate. | Martha Hall, Creamer, Sac; Bi Aswone at Hanacet, Kavat—We hear verbally | Buena V: ‘otter, Provids from Kauai, thas the brig by e, a leon {togmecly Ge by de te ry ant Mason, Suffolk, 2 Phh ia; Louise, Hand. te ‘crintee "Tathill Roi Lani Anana (of, St,Georse),, Wall, from NUaren. o1 Bow and Pi th of 7th “om, bat got oft wish litde dew age, and . Core piss. sloo jiant, ry Dalias, ine, ond Ben) Franklin, Lay! Ro LAND, aug liar ches Atabine, Luthin, NYork (and ol tar day for Seles eh) RICBMOND, Ave Ii ly, on the pas- the crew were Han mer Vircinis ork; feat, Failatele 4 2—Arrived—Steamship Pacific, days; arke Sacramento (Br), Gwatki; Tueker, ¥ Pacitc. "a aay te alr Hane tady Sut Swiftof N Bedford. 210 days ig bark Janet, Crowell, of Westport | ¢ Raw? 6 Gi fe hs 2 ays; sehre ) Latimer, On +. Sai Maravani Whites Salen Tapley, Lanaina, 81; Bi af the wale ship Oliver Crocker, named Rode- rick, left ot Tahiti sick arded to SPran: the ship Sidi Hamet, by bot PO% mt Harvest. Nan, 31 mos out, May 23, with ko Bs conn "Nelson, of Non, 21, let 4 4 8, lon 59 | k James W Paice, Beates, Astori Nie? tg Humboldt Bay” Gen Patterson (U jolt, Labaina, 81; Spoken. Ship Yorkshire, from Liverpoo! for NYork, war passed July 19 Jat 32, ton 7. et: 4 days from S¥raxciece for Canton, June 16 Cheshire, of fre (Apeil 7) f York, wi Ist Tat 22 02, lon 63 30, Brig Av: ir), from Halifax for Havana, 6th inst, lat 34 m 0B E4. na Justina, from Baltimore for Bahia, July, off Rer- CO. | Ports. Avx Caves, sic da Bonnay, Jume 1 Dear! etal City, ris Haltimore, | tro, Resterides, ¥ paraiso Henri (Fr), Weve re derso' hg Ste Gaye, via Bermuda San ‘Diego; ship ms Oc do; sebr Robert WP: Croner ant, Jul ; fo 05 barks Je ington re, Prowl tg Jo] — 5, ik Calino, He John ‘Uongedball, Wood, NBodtor’, 3e, vin Valreruleo, | Yiiledeiphis. Nverk Sid Sth, Lochinvar, Weaver, } Hesmer Coliah, Nasen, San Diogo, via intermediate Careutra, Jun enera. yoser, fre | ges Teh, te 2 flips Godefteoy (bi a3 1M pererh Mas Chi'e: Wil Claago Bi ah Seueemer Sarah Ss roet, ompoweas, i 4 terthe city 12th, leaky, hed bark Jum . Cheever, for Boston soon. " ood, London. Sid Oth, ship Amazon, F608, abt July 2%—Bark Swan, White, for NYork | hy brig Velocity for do,3 Dear, July #814 Almade, Brewer, (from London) Care dit; Topinte Lawrence, (from do) Newport. Caleutts), June 12—Sid Al- i : ly, Oregon: Uiigs Newesstlo, Sumner, Humboldt Bay; De- Vorsh (Br), Chalk, Henolal 7th—Steamehip "C nenv), Washburn, Cal Ship Sea Nymph. tH & berth Fim), 6, July —Sld Belle, Stop, (frem Antwerp) | and brig Dor- veisco; brig Gazelle, Wood, byt (He >. West u (Chil), Sehreeger, Guaya nolulu and #y¢ney, NSW; Kong; € Trnwme, Joly ok Aim vessel. Livynroor Jat tnd Tease Webb, NOrleanm, Core Brig Kossuth, for NYork 4 days; o —AtrIaceh A Meg thd A u » 27th, Bl delpbia. 10 Barlow, do. one, Nowell, Harding, Boston, (+), Phil 1 Thompson, Murphy, Newport, to lond wth, Constellation (not Constitution), Panxana—St Hudeon, Dan ingston. ey, T Adams, Horsce Haws, Capt 8 4 Albert Pricet and lady, Wm Harling biyn «Hart, Dr Gall, WG Price, FC Gilbert, G King sctin, Jom Luther, © W Mo- li, HC Gray, T na rane, John Mo- © we Mise Octave vet Comet be Wm Sullivan, wthrook, ES T Town, J Meh; Ls ay. Tranbits Yeaton, € 6, M Coleben, T e J Bentor, L ler, H Lewit, do Sth: New World, Knight, Francis Kelly, George Tinley, JM Prescott, T Kirby. & i Lonoven, Simeon Roach, J B Smith. Seth Ie, Thos Viaeard, I A Swit. A Swift, John M Mesroll. D B hickey, Seizes Soret, D8 susvena, Win Soaglings Ray aed Martin, 4 K Wood, TA Cractord. D Ricffer, Timothy Good win, Jcbe Vincent, Jam Groras Rather, James A Gray, Dar iol Te : 7 W Cook, BS Themr | Mori, E G-osein, 8 Bren, § andurson, T Brown: § D Lonton, Perkins, Mark Burrough, U Hankson, dames Willlvms, PC Quetecr Oca F Patten, Stinger, Bt Jobim Tyler. LD Hunstinens dobn Adtey J A. Torry, S Jarvis, Lantwa, Sune 8—Are sche Laura Bevan, Pierce, SFeaa- | 33) 0 Keilor Ad Caldwell, Yan Iohop, David Dodge, Geo B ' netin. t, 8 denaler, & for SFravcisoo, Mg: Jas Hin Jobneon wer, A d Laura Bevan, wtx once. i Winer Wm Todd, D it Ross an i Ship Lesina, Siw, from Boston, alter acta, it W Mien dD Makis digg, proceeds to Calcuten to To W Plowe, © Cart, Thomas Rut! Besoina, July 6—No Am vesrele Wen Waldron, Daniel Cran WA, Joly 12 Arr Utah. G aren, 3 tace, frit, April Sid Alken Ht Bode Dace tterdam ch imer. a8 Flanoss Newront, duly 2—Aer Gem erry, Seaver, Liverpool. to | hows Win He D lod for Portament bth, Ellerslie, Biack, Rio | 5. in feor t Hon daneir 4th 4 Galeton. . Neowites. Ave | Tesch, Jobe dely t e | ad Grime t wld pail bt Sept h Monen Roger y, = Arehark Gl Dorsdo, Etchberger, ari ; i dele ROP Loper, North, Philadelphia | A Repnetd . fark John Farnam, Witlehy dolore | Gran Fac ing b e f rr an G4 a en . 1 th Antigens J 1 4 fe t ' ' i J At do lith, bark Me wee © Ray, He Fiveoven, Je i oe ' ‘ ont 1, ¢ for Rea : a, “ , f ‘ ‘ {8 oF) a | ' ’ (Prep, Vere. d ext { ‘ Geo Bvara, & b More GY taclia, Uutebia: NVost, | pediweit, ¢ Ml Pulimayet, dames May, William 0 Cou c Co Barn ORM abs sume. itt fe ik! . hing Pane sep pitta’ Alex Thorn, Captain George A Dearborn, express, Jamon K Gregory's express aa ana Bark Childe maeett=Wn Kolly, of sae Ceerio, of Havan: Sali ‘Adaias" e illman, m Liver: nyucke, Mr Boyle pissy if a, Edward Bulwer, Mrs Lato; ine Lat. Ln st, wits Heaty 1 Fag Ne Lath » Si eps Bt Tal BI . N ine paras Py wz 5 , North Goardes dead te air ee Brignas: JM Ramirg Francite ean New! week ptt : ico; N Bertrand, 1 to: 4 Hele eg de tals, Mie Ae iy yh eat BE Peta Peat ¢ Ready, Mr Cha Goo Haywoon, Mrs Paine, Faucet; Col avana; CAF Rawdean, Total, ob Bream Gevrsia—y A. Anthon lady, P sip gue te Truslan, Mr nada nea rc Wolfe and'twe eta Rea ee i tat paaareet ‘a, Wee iL lise and twe obildren, Jody and child, Mead C Btorrs, G W ies naomi ts chia. deo Adee & Co}. H Ko Geo in a Sass Bm Hee iy, L iy Campbell, We heseit Ward, . Jno Kempticl Bell, C sary, ME Mr Hataiiten, ur Whittsker, i Me Litdle, Mr Cooksen, Mr Stony, Mr taker, MrCsil, Mr Grant, Mr Fearee, Mz Marah, Mr March, j je Bra sey. Bontes, 1, diner. W Gon cree i nee F F. a Murray and ee David A aman, J Deni Bene nate aa Jones, ior faste, Morris A orahams, Il Gildersiiave, A shell and Indy, 7, Mine AC As Andeows, Mi CW Rolling, Pe- Pea iat? Sich wrth Beg n, Foy, Ge 8 mile Guler, B Oakey, Hae ey AKE Cag? Ag LINEOF STEAMERS. PR he vA iro MAGN &T, pC. steamers I iy. aston, ‘where they moet the Fiver mail boats for Moutreal and Quebee, Nesveneéloae ports. The steamer cine ren Lewi a Q the thor ce by daylight. AKE ONTARIO.—THE STEAMER Apa Cobourg, ond Head, Darlington, Oshawe, tha wri hatte ond le ton, an mitting. day, Wedacsdny, end. Fridsy morn at 9 o'clock, amd m 1a “Stcatmet oh Totense ter Hamilton, wherely passengers can preceed, without delay, to Mamiltop. STEM commusteation BETWEEN NEW fargow —The Olaegow and New 3 werk stan ciasosw,| Guaara now steamet ip late of teil fro New York tober N. Stewar bs aon dy Saturday, the yt % ty OH i, which a be aurpte fe aaa Arie Fg Sah COMPANY.—THE ONLY Califorsia and via Cl burden, Capt J. Angust 2s at 3 STEAMSHIP COMPANY Fare Reduced —Oa Tuesda, y 4 the fo t of ‘Warren street, D*®.4;5 WRATH, AURIST AND OcuLtst, DE. Votes bis attention exeinaively to diseases of the Bar and Bye, from 8 till 3 o’clvek, daily, b rom the profess jwcbargus, and di bout danger. Artif 0 YOU-YES, TO YOU.—AS I INVARIABLY M 362 Broadway, He ome converts to truth every time I take up my pen— this time it may be destined for you to, beco believer, ving some friend from disende— and be instrumental { 7 il g Hr'ie te limiting alrelghty prwer to doubt that he Ate & specific remedy againat disease; and when I tell you t fe the rich, ean or pated on pub for Watts Nervous Antidote, Hz fAIN AND SPEEDY care in a ehore M1 agree with the a ler, 17 URED.— by ous of celion' Dr. ©. ie re i RYAMORR WOULD SAY TO THOSE wito tracted disesee, “Cara ut voleas,” shat vitae gars of thy neaithe’ have dered, many Seams 66 on, and heave tronted sucoesetully tho hides who wish to ecn pat me on shove sum oan do eo (free of from 8A excepted. If yor your healthy ke # who unl lushingly tell you ir ono kind of me in ail ite forme ene egotiete, morta wor UTHOR OF as ke.—Ufice bh sary Cor dle on ruined b, be FETE Y 4 jo 12 A. 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