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nutriment. Mr. Polk Since e——_—_e_ and congressional pap was its ‘went out and so did the major, that time Courier, Aug. 16 quandam ther lost what he had, rrest under the recent law of Congress be the major inereared his pile z digsing ths took city yesterday; and, although aps ferous soil of old Verginoey, I believe, ex- | seme ht evidences of Sapeabee were evinced tknding his operations as far a ifornia. at first, by the too sympathetic of our population, To the Union building, ag it is called, in | thank Heaven the supremacy of the laws en which (he organ of all the _ & is printed, | Vine-cated. e give below the evidence in the was cold on of Heiss. e property | case. from which it will be seon that the identity of ie situated om Ps ivania avenue, and aie net the man was perfectly established, and that the bring a dollar a foot, buildings and all. The truth | cause was conducted with the strictest regard for is, the “l nion movement” has become a drug in | justice. if Brrone Hon. ti. K. Sxrru.—Case of the negro man Daniel, arrested ou a warrant issui record made in the County Court of Ji county, Kentucky Daniel was arested on the steamer Buoskeye State, yesterday morning, on board which vessel ho | ‘the market, and therefore the stoek has fallen is Cuba the scene ofa formidable or respectable revolution, or is she not? That is the great ques- tion now, and who can answer? If the publications of the Junta are only holf true, we are on the eve | of a repetition of (he scenes in the Texas times, evlarged scale ‘Thousands will res | Was engaged os second cook. He isa fine, athletic | = pig e ar isaad will be free in spite of all negro, Merest value, doubtless, to his owner. La Europe combined, if it should interfere. But ifthe | the attempt to escape, be had fwslleu upon the cook- ing steve, in the hitches, aud when brought into court it was with a great burn upon his cheek, and | ome severe contusions and flesh wounds about the " Spanish accousts are tue, what then? No one supposes that Cuba will not at some day form a portioa of the Union Who will be the statesman fo take a bold stand in favor of Dareeene the island? The best information here leads to the conviction that a negotia:ion for its purchaze could be carried out. Wii the whig statesmen now in power take the reepovelbliity o° recommending it io Congress; or will, as usual, the democratic party ‘steal the thunder,” and carry the next Presiden- tial election with it. ¢ annexation of Cuba” —that’s the platform Defence claimed that the papers wore insufficient, in that the record from the court in Kentucky wa3 not properly sealed—the seal being impressed upon the record and not affixed. Geo. H. Moore sworn—Resides in Louisville, | Ky.; was born there, and has resided there for the | last six years; am son of Geo J. Moura, of Louis- ville; there is only one Geo. J. Moore there to my knowledge; knew the negro, Daniel, in Louisville, Ky.; knew kim first when I was very small; have | thus essentially reducing the cest of mining. Roo the mort authent ag Serie tothe Apache ladians, but were first worked by the Spaniards, about the commencement of the it century, with various success, till 1828, when they feil into the hands of Monsieur Courtier, and were managed by McKnight, who was alzo & ner; but at last abandoned, about 1&37, on account of the hostility of the In- dians, who cut off the provision trains, and killed some of the herders. At one time as many us five hundred men were pogeged in the mines, which are said to have yielded abundantly, and made the foitune of the proprietors. T' ‘ound, in a small extent, is riddled over with , aud huge ex- cayations. The ore is a red oxide of copper, with native copper disseminated through it, occurring in nests and seams through a decompoced See por- phyry, which rock or ga. gue is, from its softness, easily worked with the pick, and nesds no blasting, the purity and easy reduction of the ore, ex- pense of producing the meval by the smelting ope- ration was small, and easily effected, in a very rude furnace, the cinders of which contain a great deal of reduced copper. At the time the mine was diner’s brother, who is here, says, Ilearn, ‘that his brother willbe here in a week or two, and prove the falsity of the doubts which have been expressed as to the validity of his claim. { hope so. known him within the last two years; don’t know bis master’s name, think it was f r; knew hin | father’s about four months before he left; | my father purchased him of Fraser in 1350; he ran away in August, 1850; my father had no other ser- vant of the name of Daniel; | was present when he | was bargained for; bargain was made at Louis ville; I did not know at the time of his es but knew of it sbortly after; Lhave no doubt of his being | the person; I shall be seveuteen the 10th of next | Javuwy. | Crossexamined—! have never seen the record | made up in the county court of Jefferson county, } Ky.; | do not know that be is che person described in that record; my father owns no uther slaves than this one; | was at Louisville at the time of the al- | legcd escape; was atbome at the time; beard the | bargain between my faiher and Fraser at Louis- ville, about five or six mouths before Daniel left my father bought bim for $70); do not know how to be paid, or if there was any agreement for | time; have no knowledge cf the payment of tte money; think he, Daniel, rau on the river, em Our Philadetphia Correspondence. Puivaveceuta, August 17, 1351. ‘Fle Sunday before Nomination Day—Desertion of Lebanon by the Democracy—Head Quarters at Smith's Island—City Mortality—Immense Gas Hod ‘This, being the Sunday before nomination day by ‘the democratic conventions, is, as usua', anexciting ime among the faithful of that party. The can- didates, and their name is legion, are bound to meet the conferees ani delegates, to form friend- ships that may be mutually advantageous; schemes @reto be concocted that will secure a majority of ‘votec—not to the most deserving, but to the moet @rtful, who is most profuse with professions and pro- net sure; Daniel wasnot present at the bar- mises. This gathering hos from time immemorial | gain; don’t know where he was; didn’t hear | been held at Captain Paschal’s Lebanon Hotel, | ny description given a8 perk of Me a | but, alae, the glory of Lebanon has departed, | tw whether Fraser owned any more’ slaves: fr Ade, confab of torday, is to take place om | had secn Fraser before; he resited in or near Louis- Smith's island, which Charley Worrall, having | ville; Mr. Rust told me the man’s name was Eraser party, has re- | whosold the slave; do not know that Fraser owned cently established himself. It 1s a comforta- the slave; Daniel was cook part of tke time, pa: ble aud shady retreat, so cool, indeed, that the po- | 'P* ; Seale ack an ahs beak & licicians will fird it dificult to get warm upon any steward on a steamboat ; while not on the boat he was at my father’s house; father did not own the steamboat; have seen him at the house several times ; he was cook on the “Anua Leanington,” when he escaped; be was hired out; don’t know for how long ; his name is Daniel: do not keow his surnam; have heard him callei Daniel; can not tell the exact number of times | have seen him at my father’s; be is alleged to have escaped about the 25:h August, 1850, from the boat; she was a we lar boat to Cincinnati; he went there as steward of the boat. Here the defence claimed that the act of takin, ve to a free State enfrancbised him, but his Honor, the Commissioner, held that the slave was not taken into a free State by his master; but that even if be had, that act could not have the effect to enfranchise bim,as any inaster hasa right to take bis slave through or into a free state subject. Its central position is also in its favor, being directly opposite the city, with the little steamer John Smith piying thither every few mi- mutes. lt seems, notwithsanding, almost a shame to desert Captais Paschal in this manner, he hav. ‘ing previously had a sort of pre-emption right to the Stray ix pences usually spent on the memorable Sundays about this time of the year, by his politi- cal friends. It was under the shade of Lebanon that a Ox was roasted whole, one famous fourth of July during the Jackson excitement. The mortality during the past week in the city and county was 210, of which 126 were children. Our city gas works have been commenced at the new location, on the Sctuylkill, in Pasyunk town- sbi A gas holder is be erected there, which willbe CO feet high, 100 fect in diameter, with a ity of containing t7o millions cubie feet of Ose was put up last year with only haif that ity, which is said to be the largest in the destroy the identity, by proving that tke prisoner bad been longer in afree State than since the time of the alleged escape; but after waiting a corsiderable time, and the defence nel prodaping apy witnesses, the Commissioner decided that the proof was sufficient to warrant his commitment. | The Commissioner then made and sigued the certificate required by the act of ( ongr: t izing the agent of the claimant to take the clave back to his master, Thus was concluded, as we hare be inti- mated, the first case tried, under the uew law, in our cit; ‘hanks to the firmness of the Mayor, the U. Commissioner, the Sherif, Marshal, and bis deputies, the efforts of certain incendiary | disturbers were rendered entirely nugatory. The | care tried fairly, and without much more dis- | | turbance than usually occurs upoa the preliminary | | exe mination of a charge of murder. Our Brazil Correspondence. Pana, July 15, 1851 tppew @ duar dom Ste Vessels on the Coast— N York By the clipper brig M Shephard, which sails this even- ing. I take the opportu ing you that there has been a very uneasy fi the inbabitants of this city fer some weeks The reason is this: not long 49 8 person named Kuusrdo, who was implicated ia the | last disturbances, returned to Para from banishment 1 sum not aware that he has boon doing anything to ex- cite suspicions, still bis presence has caused, and is cat olutimary Feel: hy of Beef Want of in Paa— of @ Steam Line ¢: 8. | would not yield much profit. The defence proposed to intycduce testimony to | 08, author. | | cquld be irrigated by tua! worked, the State of Chihuabua was coining a great deal of copper currency, for which thoy paid a high price, and for vhich purpose tho PORper from this ore, from its purity, was admirably suited, and supplied the mint. “An erroneous im- preseion exists that the gold, said to be contained in the copper, paid for its transportation to the city of Mexico, which, however, is not the case, a3 the — is not separated from the bod <a! in that city. Jnexamination of some copper found about the furnace, I was unable to detect a trace of go'd. ‘The mines are very much fallen in, and some of the works, said to be the richest deposits, are en- tirely inacceseible. But, at the English price of copper ore, many thousands of dollars’ worth are lying in heaps about the premises, and the old sl: ard scoria would richly repay the labor of re-work- ing. I think, however, at the high price of provi sivns and Jabor, the mines, rich as they seem to be, ‘When some of the fertile valleys in the neighborhood are cultivated, labor and provisions wili be cheaper. Within balf a mile of the presidio are several large hills of magnetics iron ore, similar to the Pilot iincb ond Snow Mountain of Missouri. This ore could be, at a small cost, converted into bar-iron, d in a Catlin forge, the hills abounding in timber fit for fuel. About four miles acuthwest of the mine of copper | formerly were worked some gold mines, which are said to have yielded well, but which weve never ex- tensively worked, on account of the Indians. Some j of the old shafts have been recently opened by | some Americans, who are said to 3e making an | ounce per diem. The gold oceurs in scales and plates, in a quartz vein which very much resembles | the auriferous quartz of Georgia. Parallel with the gold vein is a vein of sulphuret of lead, (Gule- ta,) which, on reducing to lead, I found to contain | sixteen ounces to the cwt., which is considered a rich ore. | Whea the command under Brevet Lieutenant | Colonel Craig arrived here, in January last, there | Were then standing the ruins of about sixty adobe | houses, including a triangular presidio, flanked | with round towers. This has been repaired by Colonel Craig as a barrack for his men, and the best of the remaining houses have been repaired for the cflivers and men of tae United Sta exican | Boundary Commission, who have established here their head-quarters, the material of the more dila ) — houses having been used for rebuilding the etter. The place now bears quite an active ap- | pearance; trains are arriving and departing fre- | quently, and the hum of yoices is now heard where few mouths ago none but the Apache roamed. | Should a permanent post be established here, and | protection thus afforded to the miner and agricul- turist, this region of country will attract carat | from the States of Sonora and Chibuahua, as we! as Americans, Never-failing springs gro found among the bills, which are thickly timbered with serub-oak, walnut, cedar, and lofty pines, fit for fuel and building purposes. The valley of the Miembres, which, at its nearest point, is miles distant, contains many acres of land which ver. In the immediate vieinity of the mines are swall patches, capable of inigation, fit for garden spots. Santa Reva ve. Cosre, May 15, 1351. fog. much uneasiness. An attack was made upon him in the Pranc‘a, to which he printed a defence, headed the ¢Matyr It is true that the negroes were somewhat excited, | | and a few among anctherrace were perturbed ; but beyond one or two knock-downs, a imle few ain Robert, in the theatre, on Sunday night to which the | we ere pot aaare that anytbiog unpicasant ocurred. President and a number of respectable parties. went; and | The cond of Mayor Wadsworth was quiet, but 2 b tbout an hour after the performances commenced, viz Mo'clock, P. M., a mecenge was delivered to the Presi- deut. in bis box, that Eduardo was gathering together a Jot of people to take his brother out of jail. This got whispered about, when a terrible seene of confusion took | Place in (he theatre—ladies fainting, men shouting. and @ general rush to the doors, when dresses were tora and people trodden under foot in the gencral rusia to get out Dut luckily no lives were lost or limbs broken ‘The ary were called «ut and double sentries posted & couple of brass six-pounder field pieces were also loaded nd other preparations made, but no actual distubance He walked by the door of the the Com- ouse; and although taining the fu carriage co 's office to the court | mivsicner’s « on firmly aud discharged bis daty made to bold the wheels of the carriage in which bat after he had beea placed at t art, nothing happened to impede ibe courre of justice. Whatever may be the private sentiments of any, upon the subject of the law ard its propriety, all | took place performance did net goon. and many | gocd citizens must unite in congratulations that the pers dat vight embarked their valu on board | question has been decided, if there were recom for be ‘aying im the river. A very uneasy feeling exists qvestion, thet the citizens of Buffalo are in favor of any are prepared to take refuge on board ship a: ‘apperance of a disturbance 'y be that Eduardo has no evil intentions still @resence in Para is exciting alarm, and that state of m: ters “4nnot be allowed to continue. The caty is rather unhealthy at prevent. as We are af. Ricted with ams pox and yellow fever You may be surprise! to hear that very often the inha. Ditants of this city are pui fo straights from « waot of fresh beet. You must know the city is supplied from the neighbor. ing istond of Marajo, with cattle; and that they are brought to Para in decked © ls of from about 20 to 100 vurtbea. Now, orea-ion from want of wind, or | law and order | Axotugr Frorrive Stave Case is Pexysyt- vaNia—FcGitive Stave Given Up.—-A fugitive | ave wes arrested last week near Columbia, and carricd to Harrisburg, and after bearirg before Commissioner McAllister w: reminded to his owner. The use of the county | prison being denied to the agent of the law, | uncerthe act of IS47, preventing the use of the Jails of the commonwealth for the retention of | | tugitiver from labor, the priconer wat placed in the | garret of a hotel for este keeping until the next | niness of the Tassvoyab Indians, who uavi- | Morn Durie tae nightan eitemps was inade Sate the vowels, the esttie do oor arrive in time; and ar (Urlig the nightan attemp made | 7 all the lohabitants vf Paradepend of freaks veer | *2 10 the bose, with the design, tt is supposed, of | tive. Providentially the fire was | eied a few minutes after it had been kindled, s the 8 were thwarted in their | pts to defeat the exeeutiun of t rifice of the lives and property of ¢ ny sre the legitimate e‘ccts of the Pennsylvania law £9847, @ oul blot i a from off and infest and di wuirg the fe + when no beef ecasions mm there is no remedy for thie vessel of about 160 to 2 bring the cattle ™ ‘8 who will ance to the Fugitive Slave law, bayonets,” would net hesitate to for the nort bof the incendiary to a neighber's hing of line of # e same treasonable cause.—Jharrisburg od Para, in connec ve and New York sme SA muniestion already xi. SrRANGR Arrar —-On tils and thet may be risof the empire; but t {steamers bas b eon Land 2 o'clock, John ont fishing, disco in the river, at the aet> Jel , about half a mile from dge. The water was quite shoal t, and the body was sirested by a iog. were three wounds upoa the head--the pria ne across the top, about five inches in length, bers upon the forehea, sma! instrament he parently cut with a sharp hor marks of violence upon were made by some of the crowd | ithe carriage to open the door, he | The crowd was dense, and some attempts were | | the poster | of the Sheriff of Morri: | | tbe sucecestul prose Annest or a Crenicat Hons Tu1er.—We are informed that an old rogue, who has for many years pursued the incongruous vocations of a preacher of the gospel and a horse thief, was arrested, last week, at Pleesaat Grove, Morris county. Last fall be a) peared in Sussex with & horse and wagon, which he disposed of to a couple of gentlemen in the town- ship of Stillwater, and soon after left, as he said, tor the South, where he owaed a large landed pro- imself Jacob Res with negroes, &e. He called M. Biair,and stated that be was a native of Somer- fet county, in this State. Some time in March last, | @ Mr. Me“livtock, of Baltimore, who was the real owner of the horse and wagon, traced the rogue who bad defrauded him into Sussex county, disco- Pace a cer bi 7 be had tog and —_ legally indentifying his property, took possession. Nothing further was heard of Mi. Blair until last week, when a cititen of Stillwater, happening to be at Pleasant Grove, unexp ae 2 encountered the rogue, and bad him arrested. He was again 7 of a horee and wagon, gold watzh, all and singular of which were taken iuto the keeping un'y, and the culprit hauded over to the authorities of Sussex. He was deposited, on the 7th instant, in the jail of the lat- ter courty. Mr. McClintock was written to, and promptly comirg on from Baltimore, identified the tisever as the man who, under the name of “ Char- Williams,” had, in November last, defrauded him as above stated. He was also identified by U Stillwater men as tho * Missouri property holier, Fd against ol who bad swindled them, and thus the bim was complete, He is believed ofender, and is said to have of bis life in prison, and has been in of ipeodhing, partion 7 in those localities where he designed 'to perjetrate crime. He not long tince favored the people of Milford, Pa., with two or thiee specimens of his ability in sermonizing, and during his stey thers came very near being appre- hended for horse stealing. Bat his better geaius befrien were horrified at the mere mention of such an im- putation gains: so “ pious” an individual, and the constable charged ‘with the business of apprehend. ing bim fell in with the general o; a—doubted the identity of the man, and forebore to take him into custody. The prea: feelings, of course, Wounded; the citizens sympathised with hi res, and making up a purse for the mclification of bis wounded pride, bid him God peed, and ecnt bim on bis way with a fuil heart light pair of heels. ‘The real mame of thts t rogue is believed to be Elijah I ut sixty ycors of age, of re scesirg appearance, and well qualified for ution of villany. The horse gpd Wagon taken from him last week by the Morris county authoriti were identified, we understand, on Tuesday last, as the property of & gentleman cof Baltimore, aad removed by the owcer. Bowen, we learn farther, is to be taken to Mary lend by virtue of a re tion upon this State. itexhibits a singular fatuity on the part of thie acoomplished thief, that bo should resort to Balti- be a Jed bim on this occasion; the good people Tue Storm or Wepnespay, 1n Connecticut.— Several of the towns in this vicinity wore visited by @ eevere storm It, , but we hear of it at ‘he north, south, and west of us. At Meriden, hail fell in euch quentities that it might be shovelled uj ely dama, the crops. At Somers, the hail wo an rs aize—aela asa bon’s egg A letter from a gentleman of that place sa; The bail and rain storm of Saturday last but | just paseed over us, leaving marks of Te fury which | will not seon be forgotten, prostrating fruit and | ebade trees, and doing damage to corn, tobacco, and field crops, when we were again visited afternoon) by a storm more destruc- in its effects—with the exception of wind—than the one of Sat: last. The storm commenced with hail about as large as two ounce balls, and inereared in size until those larger than a common hen’s egg were 1d down upon us, 80 as nearly to cover the ground. Some of the sto: e: gathered weighed more than two ounces, and measured inches and more in circumference. The rough, ir- regular shape of the bail was unlike any ever seen hereabouts before. It is impossible to estimate the quantity of window glass‘broken. Not a house escaped without a mark upon its windows by the bail. Many fields of tobacco ruined.” In West Suffield, the storm was equally severe. The hail-stones were, mary of them, as large or loge than hens cBess oue was picked up after the shower which weighed seven ounces, and they were so plenty that one man picked up, in five min- utes, one and one fourth bushels.— Hartford (Conn. ) Courant, Avg. 15. Terrinte Tornavo at Panvcan, Ky.—A dread- ful storm bas just passed over our city, and the mo- ment we write great excitement prevails among our citizens. ‘The entice damage we have not been able, as yet, to arcertain. So far as our knowledge of the particulars extends, it is as follows :—The steamboats lying up at this place were all more or legs injured. The steamers Dover and Caledonia are total wrecks, and the Gilobe-and Cherokee in a sinking condition, The America broke from her cables and lost her chimneys overboard ; her ‘* Tex- as’ was blown to one side, and the upper part of her cabin considerably damaged. The Cherokee also lost her chimneys aud the greater part of ber upper wor! She is in a sinking ‘ing a log ran throu her. "he Huntsville’s chimneys and a portion of her ca- bin were blown away. The whole of the w per por- tion of ecg” ey? McConnell’s wharf boat was blown away. ¢ Globe lost her entire cabin, and isin a sin! oe condition. The Elk is almost a wreck, h, lost most of her upper works. Tae Mustang iso very much damaged. All the flat- boats, woodboats, &e , were totally wrecked, and the whole loss, by damage to river craft, cannot fall short of $25,000. The gable end of the Marshall Heure was blown in, many chimneys were blown down in different parts of the city, ani signs and awnings were as cbaff before the wind. Several lives are said to be lost, but we are unable to learn who, or how many, but supposed to be ten or fifteen. —Padwah (ky ) Democrat, Avgust 9th. Ham, Storm at Boston.—About four o'clock yesterday afternoon we were visited by a very se- vere thunder storm, accompanied by hail. The thunder was very loud, the rain heavy, and the hail a little aheed of anything our citizens hai wit- nessed for a long time. Some of the stones which were picked up measured over an inch in circum- ference, and weighed from a half to two-thirds of an ounce each. During the storm the lightning struck the mainmast of the schooner Eglantine, lying at Evans’ wharf, South Cove, and shivered it into a thousand and one pieces. Four men, in the cabin at the time, were prostrated and stunned by the ehock, but recovered without receiving fur- ther injury. A pile of lumber on the wharf was lifted from its base, and turned completely ov A horse was fleored by the HeMeing, on Commer- cial wharf. He was stunned, but received no hurt. The storm continued at intervals until pearly eight o'clock. There was a report in circulation that some persons had been killed by lightning. So far as we could learn, however, it was entirely without foundation. At Chelsea, the wind blew almost a hurricane, but there was no hail. On Lorg Island (we learn from a gentleman who was there) hailetoves were picked up weighing near}: a qua;ter of a poundin weight.—Boston Her: Avg. 4. Corse anv Devosrres at tHe New Orieans Mini —The Legeoyy is a statement of the de posite and coinage at the Branch Mint, NewOrleans, during the mouth of July, 1851:— Pe Gold bullion ‘ ++ $289.421 82 Silver bultic 7805.04 Total value cf deposits....66...00ece0. $207,286 86 co Gold—12 600 double eezles $240.c00 82.500 engler..... ates Bu5 ‘D.C.0 gol dollars 20.000 —$585,009 CO Silver—4¢,000 quarter dé lars. 10.000 460,000 three cont plece 13,500— 23,500 00 Total value of coinage ayp two Men Drowsen.—On Sun- day last, a3 a canal boat was passing through the Four Locks, below the tunnel, a fight sprung up on board, between a white man named Snyder, at- tached to one of the boats, and George, a negro be- longing to the estate of Henry Bevans, decease |. The — was commenced with such hearty good will, that in a sbort time the two combatants fuund themeelves in the lock. Upon rising to the sur- face, they renewed the struggle in the water, and cartied it on so fiercely that ina short time both surk to rise no more in life. Their bodies were afterwards found in the lock.—Cumberland ( Md.) Cwilian, Aug. 6. Decision 1x te Casr or Rev. Joy Farroutp. ‘The referees in the case of Fairchild vs Adams have made their award in favor 0 the defendant, on the ground that the libel comp!ained of was pri- vileged, for the reason that the church has a right to maintain its discipline, and in so d to ex- ewine evidence, discuss facts, and record its ceedings. It will be seen that the main question, whether voluntary ministerial associations have dis- ciplinery po or not, has not been met by the referees, although it is to be inferred from thoir de- cision that they consider such associations to have euch powers. —Bosten Traveller, Aug. 1. A Fiow CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvevar, Aogust 16—6 PM. Asnns have not varied. Tne sales reached 120 barrels pest. at $550; and pots. at 85.25. The stock in the inspen. tion, this forenoon. ameunted to 308 casks of the former. and 3863 do. of the latter—in all 4.26) barrels. Bevewsx.—Prime was in request, and not abundant, 1,000 Ibs. American realized 26 4 26° e., cash doinestic Flour waa leas s many factors seemed juce their eup mere aprious to ea. a slight felling off ceourred fa the valee of some b The o eons: were under 11,000 barrels—ui oted, $2 a $3 37), four, $3 37 o $e mixed to good cholee State. $3 8; 5 a $3 875, ; t Nt fair round hoop Ohio. P $48 $412'5. Canadian oping inclinathon, as shown by the sale of G0 | barrels cuperiae, effected on“ 1 | Souihern de faney quolit! Eye flour continued to be held a war a0 noted in yesterday having found buy ers at 3, wad Brandywine $0.25. Wheet tended dow me | 5 0 bushels Michigen shite w per busbel but Rie varied cab, We i apd Landsome white. dlc Coron —The market bas not fairly opened since the Beltic s advices came to hand, only 600 bales having ben picked *. Her news is hal apparently been ia the water bat | more a second time, within less than one year, to The woman is described ax short, | poreces himeolf of a horse and wagon, and thon Jam size, and apparently aboat filty dve | take the snme to the very quarter of the ¢ v or sixty years of age. She had ou a green muslin | where be d posed of his first lot of unt, } a line of verew pr els was en | de leine crese, & brown cashmere shawl, anda p quired property.— (N. J.) Mercury, g torun en New York | of clean stockings, but no ehoes or bonnet, and one a. Me 7 T — — is. 1 would, i glove. Sbe bad on light colored false hair, a . - 2B Name abe - ~ A "8 lother sppeared clean and neat. She had evi- Comurxerment at Amuresr Contror.—Th stant aashe (rae covegara adding vom ly not been accustomed to bard iabor. Awo | anniversary exerciser nt Ams rst Co a, pn receiy exceeds twenty five days. and th gr bas non | MAN augrering the description of the above arrived | menced on T P annual prise mide (rm Salem to Porn in cig tthe Teraperanze House on Tuesday afternoos, | decks ra of the so Asx laty ocrew stemny rs of about 290 ton 12th instont, and eccured lodging for the night, age chureh. wth ef about 100 hors power, would api at :bh@bad somo business to tranenct dw ré Sanborn, Tenney | ei cugt and three such vessels would rirg the dey. She gave hor name and place of | and Wiu. J. Leib, of the sonhomore, aod War 4 « bea nnirg with het residence, but t dlvrd forgot to register | Fowler, and Win. H. Walworth, of the freshman | Aiots, wourl tun the dintedse ketwice New vernuwt | them, and they Lave slipped his mind, but he | class. Un Wedneeday mornin , at half past ten su bor Mirun the distance go New York and thickethat the neme given was Sanbern, of some O'clock, the procession of the Alumni formed in L ot ie coe, om thing like it, and that she remarked that #he lived | front of the eo ‘ eutand beck. in from t . J rear Heston. On Wednesday morning the left ? bo wye ® sunall buxd!e with the clerk, for vate keeping, | they ul not earry sufficient fuel saying that she w ing to collect tome money or HUM PROSIRO Trnranterac.—Throngh the some rents, or something to t effect, aud Mr. Tenney has the inp erst i previowly | said something about doing business in Piscata- Fallon, Secretary of the Tehuaa- | guog. ‘This woman bes no’ sinos returned, or been olbpeny, we were permitted, yes | heard from, and from the deseription. ppears “ private despatch from J.P. to be but little doubt that it is which was 4 . which states that the steam fri found on Th rsday —Manchester (NH) Mirror, i to sail forthwith for cher on board; and that f Mexico, armed with in- | structions to protec efend the rights and in- terests of the Tehuantepec Company. The lespatsh ie dated on Monday lest, the 4th instant It ter ates with these encouraging worde—* Be of ood cheer: all is right fle has succeeded in the Momentous and paramount ohieets of the som. pauy—first, td secure the speedy presence in Mexico of 8 ¢ tent diplomatie representative of the Jovernment. Second, to induce the ad- ministration to regard the question in @ national gut, ord thus to bring the moral power and | uence of the federal government to bear, in ev of those rights Le xico seems disposed {4 ecgerd — New Orlerss Dee, Avguet7 August 15. few days # report vicinity to the follo u Friday last, os three children irning to their home from sehool, near Liberty, in Amite county, they were overtaken by a pack of dogs, in pursuit of runaway negroes. The dogs fell in them, and before assistance could be rendered, ki y devourcd ev of thom theaton of the children, bearing their screams andthe bork. of them oUF f th killing twe anout with bis gun, aod suc At ard threate 1 deliborat ugh the heart ; tried, and dim There were 0 tenths | ing the 16th inst of a. 9g ton during the week end (0 Were under 5 yen . he lege chapel, and proveeded to the obure’, where an # ddress was de Hi. W. Beecher, of Brooklyn bject was “ mogination.” The anmber of Alum: | resent wre unoummonly large. On Wednesday | afternoon, at half-past two o’closk, an address was Celivercd before the literary sovietics by Professor Shedd, of Vermont University, on the eubject of “ Beauty—its ie theory aud peculiar develop: in-ots.”” On Wednesday evening, an address was Gelivered, before the Society of Inquiry, by the Rey. Alven Bond, of Norwich, Ct, oa the “ Supe. riotity of the Missionary Liisponsation to the Dis pensation of Miracles.” The commencement exer- cites took place on Thursday ‘Twenty-six mem- bere of the graduating close participated in them. The honorary degree of A. M. was conferred on feven gentlemen; among w were Pliny White, editor of the Bratthtorough Fag’, and J. G. Hole land, editor of the Spring jeld Rgulinan, The do- ferredon the Kew. Joseph S lark, of Bi . the Nev. Joseph Vaill, of Somers, Ct. Thedegtce of LU. 1). was oonferred on Professor Lankester, of 1 on. Hon u k, of Woreceter, wat appoinsed rors ni at their nex Tov. ill, of Lenox. over- atwWell Pas prevent durir Thursday. A larget number of Were present on the oecasior De members £ the exorvises of isitors than aaual The graduating class Boston Liaveller, Aug. bo net ate nexpected tee later news, by the quick puesage of the Bultic, ha ae cher Tat 2000 bbe. flour ; at 1d, though some small eorly 'a the forencom at a! lower feere Grsin ranged from 4', te Sd. asked to Loudon. 800 bbls rosin were eegezed at Js, ‘There was uo change te other peria tile was fn lee req at Uae gn Were moving ¢, and only 50 boxes perfect Obie, at Be intr § / me 6%e.; bo Porto Rico, 6) tenes brown Hovana, : e | per Ib. Tar iow —City rendered remained in request. and 6.600 Ibe. prime browght Te. cash. ° lange, " worth © fo Port, at de; 20 do. Port, at $1 25 a $1 75; do sweet Malega, at 35 a {00 ; and 140 cases Muscat, at $2 26. | The » gate receipts of produce by the North river beats today were-—Aahes, 125 bbie meal, 140 packages, wheat, 11,000 bushel corm, 00100 do: provisions, 33 packages; whiskey, 00 bbis ; and wool, 180 beles. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, or at BRS V0 Vere BS Nees nt apa M nd Portemoutr Raters R 24, % Inead. 1 Fall River erm Baile Married, In this on A 16, by the Rev. Annet Lafont, of St. viet de pire 7 So. Avil ‘of Sligo, Ireland, to Sorma Jane. Erq., late of 8t. John's, Newfo Died. On the morning of Avgust 17. of inflammation of the womb, at her residence, 165 Franklin street, Mrs. Jane Jonson, wife of Hiram and 22 days, Her funeral will take place on Monday, August 18th, at balf-past 2 o'clock, P. M. the family, end also the members of Empire City Lodge, are respectfully invited to attend. On Sunday, August 17, Rosasya B., wife of Chas. M. Decker, in ber 96th year. ‘The friends of the family, also the members of the Allen street M. E. Church, are invited to attend the tgomery funeral, from her late residence. No. 19 Mon street, om Tut; day, 19th inst., at 4 o'clock, P. M. On Sunday morning, August 17, Many Jane, wife of eg ‘quier,and daughter of the late Jacob 1. remus, es and friends of the fami respectfull ‘The relatives and friends family are al invited to attend the funeral, on nielacca, 2o'clock, from 191 East Twenty-third street, The re- mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Hartford and New Jersey papers please copy. On Sunday evening, August 17, Wittsam B., eldest son of John and Sarah M. Etclle, aged 14 years and 6 months, ‘The funeral will take place from No. 112 Smith street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning. at 7 o'clock. The re- mains Will be taken to Plainfield, N.J., for interment. On Sunday, Avgust 17, Wiiuiam H. Kirtixa, soa of Richard and Harriet Kipling, aged 1 year and 7 months, ‘The friends and relatives of the ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, 4 o'clock, trom the residence of his father, No. 117 Li rence street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme for interment. On fate , August 16, Many Ceoi.ra, wife of William Harris, eged ‘ears and 9 day: ‘The friends of the family are re ly requested to attend the funeral, from the ve of her mozher, corner of High and Pearl streets, Brookiyn, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. On Saturday, August 16. of dropsy of ‘the head, Cranes, son of John A, and Cornelia L, months and 12 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. this (Monday) afternoon, 18th inst, at 4 o'clock, from the reridence of his parents, 150 Sands street, Sookie. On August 16, Mrs. Louisa Burcuen, wife of Zacharia Butcher, in the 35th year cf her age. The funeral will take place this (Monday) afternoon, at 3o'cleck, from her late residence. 243 Grand street. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. On Sunday morning, August 17, of croup, Kuynecuspe, daughter of Heinrich and Anna Witschief, aged 1 year, | Johnson, aged 19 years, months | ‘The fiends and relatives of | M Mason, aged 9 8 months and 2 days. Therelutives and fiieods of the family are respectfully | invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, 18th inst., at | 2 o’cluck. from her late residence, No. Chambers st. On August 16, Cuanrry, daughter of James wad Jane Otte friends of th tity fully t lends e are respect invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, 18th inst., at 10 o'elock, A. M, from the residence of her father, 36 Twenty- sixth street. corner of Lexington avenue. On August 17, Manx B. Manspex, sonof Joha and Charlotte Marsden, aged 1 year ‘months. Mis funcral will take place on Monday, 18th inst , at} 2 o’cleck, trom his father’s residence, No. 20 Catharine slip. His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in- vited to attend, without further notice. ‘At Haverstraw, N. Y., on Saturday, August 16, after a severe illness, Anxa Mancanerra, youngest daughter of Cyrus H. and Elizabeth R. Loutrel, aged 1 yeaz, | month and 11 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further invitation, from the residence of ber parents, £50 Broome street. The remains will be taken to Creenwood Cemetery for interment. In Williamsburg on August 17, Carnanive, aged 17 monthr, daughter of Gideon J. and Maria Ostrander. Funeral at 4 o'clock, P. M. this day, (Monday.) at 122 South Third street, Williamsburgh. Suddenly, of disease of the heart, Hxxay B. Staxrox, aged 27 years. Hix remaing will be taken to Wall, Monmouth county, N.J., for interment. At Paterson, N. J., on Sunday, August 17, of consump- tion, Hucu Macnocen, aged Movements of the Ucean Steamers, Nas Leavzs. Darts, Ang 8. Ang @ Port ef New York, August 13, moon Risre aiom FA Ship Cheshire (of Bost: usno, 10 E B: ww ‘arien), Picresa, St Martins, 16 daye, with salts to F Schlesinger & Gon sah het he Trig Francia P Beck, Avery, Galveston, July 11, with cot: tom im Tie'e Alfred Exal! (of Newark), Golder, Chacloston, days, with lumber, to NLM Cr : ia, bern, NC, 4 da: Pebr Timothy Faro, Chamberlain, Ale Bohr Gold: Reo, Fehr Yorktown, W: Sebr Cherokee, Co: Sckr Nebrarks. Pe Schr Forrest, Pires Scbr Fountain, E: Sebr Highlander, bound to Albany. va Odays, Slcop Citizen, Dey ton, Fail River, Below. Ship Kenstt |, Jacobs, 17 A Homburg bork, showing 4 b Also, » Portogacee and an Amero rig, akaowa, Ave 1—Wind during the day trom Eastward, with rain me Telegraphic Marine Artived—Bork Phonix (Br), brige Cachorine (Br), An denpy Lind, Philndefphy Coliste, Emily B Lowd ts. sron, Aug IT. ronstadt and Bletneur: 1 Bike, J Coli Lreaons, Aug 17. Arrived=Barks Antelone, Rio Jai jelen Maria. Bos fon: are thoes NYork; vrige Water Witoh, Arecibo; Kalov- jab, Portisud. Norrovm, Avg ii. dark Franulin, Watts, Rio Arrived ia Hampton Roadi Foreign Mails, tler Boas pee scenmor Beropa, for Halifax and Liver. “Hit Clove a: the Exchange Reading Room (6? Ex day, 19th inat, at quarter hetore # o'clock. sare also st Kenyon's, 1 Wal a2 Bartne nee. Purtanwiraia, As ady, Fall Rives * Micicreon, Boston, $ days, bound to Ale | dound to Al- | be & amet Penobscot, Clark, NYork; soa, Newpors Mliscelianeous, be by Mesers Maths | away & he ep) «il. As bio Jovelry Syty Art at Beaeicle cee t Heard from Jeee 7 Parrorebie Coon S (not 15), Emma, Hossey, NB. was. Jaact, Crowell, of Westport, 500 ‘The NBe peor vetly teporset “Ee de Aum Alexander ors fa fore sad main lon 87, and again 49: Spartan, La foc Sale Ey ma 1 £4, Simmons. for do soon; Wan Alien (Be), for tt NB, wtg cargo; sche Marvest, 2 a Wilma rion Bark Swan, White, for NYork eaiit » only Au vesuais ia val (mew 19d Br. A » Crovby, Piligdelphia: betas Sean Terto tnd 8 mht: Nitheroy, «land, Bortlete, and Pathe » Ogden, sod Mary & L y JAS Me & Ss} a9 for Gibrater | EAS Freres te ins, whica b one 2 Cooley & Co, Ryder, NYork. Bid ship Amity, bactc Avols. CHARLESTON, Aug 13—Cid Louisa Gi oa Hoe Whitaker, Philadeipiis, Stl seur Wsloae, Bet a TON, Aug l¢—Arr chr Allen H Brown, Philadel- DIG WEAST GREENWICH, Aug 15-314 echr Francis Hallett, GEORGETO! + BC, Aug3—Acr brig Monte Cristo, Young, ORLEANS, Aug 8—Arr ship Mount Vernon, Whit- ‘as ashore; more, Bajtimore, oe Tort y on ie De , Simmons, (Mex! Cla Sears, is—are sober AS Ells, A td abeth. Moore, Antigua, MA props Decatur, Geer, New ate nth Cog Yados at Yonntaay le, Packer, Virgi Thos Poterkin, Edward, Phitadei- phi JEDFORD, Aug li—Arr brig Herald, Lewis, Phila- alpha: ches Adrian, Baker, do; Wm Brown, Perry, Now ork, NANTUCKET, 11—Arr eloop Trivi NYori; 12th, wa oe Wevrlider, Hp ¢ old to retura lath RBS cy peeys Albay | » Sarah Jans, ald, W Yor ith, sehr Susan, Russell, do; Lath, low mdent, Sprig,ina, do. EL AULT Rte dae thier cheomens Ongter, Pewee, Charlesten; Swan, Crosby Albany: achra T P Abel 4 LAA Stuart, Lover, NYork, Cid Testor, Liverpool; barka’ Elk, Bldridg Sayers, na; brig R Patterso: 2, ‘Case, Kenny, Port 8: iy rods ; San hia 9%, Nickerson, Providence; steamer Anturacite, PROVIDENCE, Auz 15—Arr achrs Mon’ Philadelphia; Elmira Rogers, § All Prentiss, and Thos Jefferaon, n 4, Hubbard, do for ket: Freder NYork. Below schrs Clinton, Cale, Philadelphia: JS Fran brig ... cE 6 Mount ld—At hrs Tremont, Chand’ \- re Levdik orto doe Maha hmes “SY ship Snow Squall. Diligence, (a fi Devs, Bai PORTLAND, ui} Low. and Bffci F Le oud Ex) 'tchinsop, Savannah. URNCHMON DA 15—Sid sebrs Orlanus. D: NY Lamartiag, keous Pause. Hareiee Chan diet. | ch, and t Sharou, Thatcher, Boston PISAVANNAL, Aug 18—Cld brigs Boston, Torrey, Rocklands Macon, Watking, N 0 SALEM. Aug lt-Arr bark Ch Africa; rehr Wm M Baird, Stud! WARREN, Aug 16—Sld chr under jury masts, for repairs, ae River Gaboom, Pi % William, ‘Duaeaa, Newport, x Ooultat, devotes bis attention exolusi and Ee from 8 to 3 o'clock, 28 New York. Deafness camsed by scrofula, fever, fivctions, enlarged tonsils, dischargss, disteves: ing noises in the ear, are mostly curable by s.skilfuleurgeon. of uatnral appearance inserted, . B. DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE Medical Guide, &e.,é1 Licponard street, noar way. Office hours, from 5 till 4, and from 6 till 9)*.M. O FEMALES Mert —AUGUST 15, 1351.—A FREE invitation ti flicted with female sompiainta to de y Lowe my own tex, to comm have thrown in i » two doors from Dr, Watts” establishment, for twelve months, and saw such wonderful cures effected by his Nervous Antidote that seem to def; description; hundreds of debilitated, consumptive an’ al diserged women have entered thire, hardly able to bear the fatigues of the world another éay, that were ee chenged in a week or two to healthy, heart; ace tive women. My own daughter w sh spine complaint for 24g yesrs, I placed ix his care, and the improvement is almost miraculou: asus stay and the lee which waa shri regniued its uetural size in about four weeks. r ease alone I wish to make known; ‘i T paid tor, to let hina w the medicine was operating, with numerous 8 who conversed freely with the medicin h wondrors accou f exteaording ed, mote partic femal I'resolved 49" thia step: uaa ohiil foe ® communicate with } the wunjact, on 506 Greenwich street. Depot, 02 Narsaa FORTUNATES' owned Specific, fl greater number t! diseases in the worid can boast having i ya the medicine at this ti pope dow nd I think just how. e it ‘a e;"" and re oa Bevides that, it platy heal primary aifection; Sto: tually prevents secondary attacks. ky per large bottls, with a private trea: Sold at f% road treet, corser Bi 323.07 Da Mend, from whom, in additi ti sé%ico con be had gratis. would Lave iente to understand thet he warrants t or make no et, post-paid, di , A ure! Travellers supplic ¢ form, cure, with ‘ample d Ps aay part of United St with the medicine, &c., ima por SULTED CONFIDENTIALLY | D*. XMORRISO! on certain dissases, whica he cures without meseurp, Recent amections he removes in a tow yt. A peacticy ot th ‘wo years les hia to cure nervers debility, No (etill cured. Fee his Londes diploma, im bis private Boo, Dib Fulton street. JO PEE TILL CURED.—DRS. COOP2ZR & MURPHY 2h, Roocevelt etrect, gad od jong ry feasional knowledge, ma; | feured cases so fro ‘The docwr's London oma orca tha 0 5 Sa naecenen ee. ‘2; the door aSords the gremiest privacy heir of ARIS AND ON TREATMANT discaees, in & few hours, b; cenows ‘pail i 2 former disegay soom enough. ie the hundreds of certidentes, show sm they otiing ean equal oa cured me in one day.—D. M. Corbyn, One 1 me in a fow 2 ma Jther dovtor Seek foi I 4 $90 ia & me by loval and gene ine.—Jas. Bv2as. You eured m on my body fare, in frysiciane tor could hear of. abe Plicatio ms REIED WOM. 's PRIVAT uM cere Re ‘wentieth Edition, 18 L guftering, ef pb: on many an my wife, ani she 4 ban! be have boon Y work, it fs invonded Seve Sere Pisees Shenk parti: re auees, eyta pio the Femodiow, aud moat certain mode Of curs, la ovory 6 to which hor sex te sajec (arenes of a letter S roatleman fn Dayton, Darrow, May Da. A. MM ay Draw Crn:—iby wile bas bean peroopsibiy sin! foe Shtee years of more, ia 2068 ot hak re an’ daring ad more de! Stee thee ore 7 ane, ress to you the relief it amt 1 joy ite paged ianpartes kteat discovery of i. M. Deso 5 meeaT vel fot this, om awother probabi A my clildven lett 10 ey le to oo: ombod of, a8 they aro . a hy erloas. nyey more fully szarere Ofine, 4 Soy Albans J teresa, Bt Chesteat 9 sonnsmitied b 3 if Ail Aeurioeaa. oy 4OR OF THR “ PRACTICAL sg PR? oes, 900 12 AS, Coe 2 ~ vee found taowrable, th Thver who soply ii » ee and Fe i & very tow days, Ip % that ae of sie’ people dosoription per= ie shiwfver, the miseries Uheve pasphe ere kaown, & very differset opinh pacate reome are provided for these / Fot troaiumoat, by letter, addr” tend so being, ve h, m * diveosey in the world. Wars isrge bottle, with s treatin store Browdway. Ad 4 one, aud Do doctor oures shoe f by & seoret | ured in four days, S5Q0 rar —izre oss opecdy frteet, 2 a8 i) PRWARD-ChORSM ture OF all remot $504 wort certain. It make ont the least romurtati ip application & oe me Ch awahe Poll at the ¢ reat ale J Byoadwey wd