The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1851, Page 4

Ta all badiwwage ande, (: indeed, eo ag eR Tc a wi hol G25: bere, in Minsiippi in about being fought its | ndfton should possess these quaiibentions ist: tne ia sinsippi, i6 al de! ugbt t! On one geet battle of ths tonctienchn elke ‘aion. | voted attachment to the cations institutions of | the _ We all know that if, Late nanan dage ores yt aonaley to its great for the * disunion ticket, ust call it so, Col. Davis to the cont notwithstand- Aleck Scott was blown to Istaad, near ing,) South Carolina may be d into a Dike, where she was moored by hor hands, -Beethl verten, whieh wag’ end, by being the mack and the Western World drifted to Uabohia Bead. strom the Union. ‘en. man is a The Mountaineer, which lay near the foot of Biddle _ Speaker, and is fullof bimself and bis Me: street, had both chimn @ and her pilot house car achievements. Gov. Krown is o acne but ried off. A number of timber rafts, also, broke Tdo not look upou hia as at all nal ag Pog their moorings at the end of the city, and floated « Foote ia notively a iu the north and cast, various distances down the river. ve !zom lost and we bave not bear in the west. I am one (or which, we learn, he had pai 000 the day tempted to exelsim, with Shakspeare— doce he in the cast, when he wee vious. Two or three saw log rafts beloaging to nt Mr Thos. H. West, were also carried dowu. He had. it is said, purchased one of the number a fe well | days since, for $2,600. Several men were soen on every raft as they passed the city. Several | broke completely up in stream, and the timber will of course prove almost a total loss t> the ownors. Others, however, remained together, aud were towed to various landings by the steamer Dr. Frankiin, No. 2. In Bremen, where the storm rs in its fullest force, its effect, we learn, was still more disastrous. We give such items as have been reported to us. «serve his sovereign in the west?” ‘We are truly im the midstof @ fearful controversy. Brether agains: brother, snd frieud against friend, with the epithets, ** di vist,” submistionist,” ** traitor to your pny “ traitor to your State,” ine how fearft penmnepinne) w ful itis becoming. Such the legacy “A 5. That of Gen Set to dachage . courage of Gen. to disch | all and every duty, in all relations, needed SPR a ca en ont | 5 % civil duties | enjoined by bis goverament on Gen. Scott ia the atiair of the Canadian difficulty, in the war with | Mexico, in the reduction of the army, and in pro- en us by your Northern political i ‘am happy to say to you, that ia glorious Louisi- -ana—only across the river from us—all whigs and democrats are in favor of the Union, and opposed to Pp ‘Secession, pullificution, and disunion, * those bydras | scribing for it rules and regul ations, and the superior many light buildings sbeds, &c., were level- ‘and chimeras dire.” . sogacity and soundness of views dispiayedin the per. | ledto the ge fotos -waeul dhicines tonoes > Tregret to see, 1n your last Heruld, the proceedings | formance of them, demonstrate the com ve | pros: Tae lightnin of the Penasylvavia Whig Convention, and “the and enlightened character of his great intellect. | & saw mul, ai platform upon whict: the rig, party of the Key- | 8. That his honesty of and fidelity are passing down the water conductor, collapsed it com- stone State bas placed itself. the attempt to re- | found in the sacred regard wiih which he has at all pletely. Me Huckmaster’s ferry boat lost her peal the Fugitive Siave law should unfortunately | times controlled the property of the people placed | chimney, and was otherwise da: d Woe have et ee Cee oe Sapper aM "heard ono one that was led. dato es rate Riis. . pews isgara—of but we cannot reasona’ veve that smid the ge- pa) epee gan re and the Bova therein ee | —— agen A mony lives were not sscriood Our Albany Correspondence. defence o! he patriotism and == Leavin, issouri 8 @ tornado burst on vs 21, 1951 re} icanism of ‘our noble chieftain the {Illinois shore at Horse-shoe Bend, just above . Luany, August 21, } ‘That the wounded, suffering and aged soldier, | the head of Bloody Island ‘There the destruction The Coalition of Massachusetts Dishanded—A | whose couch has been attended—cthe sorrowing pi of the trees was as fearful as exteusive. Wherever ilism im this 7 rent, bereft of offs; whose homes have Forerwnmer of Free Soilism im this State. ty Gye bers & , a ry , fi se ‘The result of the Massachusetts State Conven- | Tor orthe humane ‘a ond vention, recently held at Weroester, to deliberate | greatest captain of the age. a national matters, was received in this city by 11. That the wil esteem it a pleasure to | telegraph, this afternoon. It has disappointed all | TePay at the close of life, by the highest honors of | ;, | the republic, the services of forty years, faithful, the politioal cvlors. Both whig and democratic | ara ala: uceesstully wer ne fo Gna. Saath” bunkers are in ecstacies, flinging high their caps, ne or with his ee en our Proper be can- | and wdulging in a few |\bationsat Mr. Cardell’s and | not Suceess—it is @ name hitherto always | Remond’s. They perfecily frateraize at the pas- bringing victory and triumph to its defenders aad | su ‘ters. sage of resolutions cus.uiring the compromise mea- . That we will ase all honorable means, and | sures. The democratic nationals rejoice that Mas- | pledge ourselves to active exertion to secure the | sachusetts appears at the Baltimore Convention | 2°mtation of General Scott, and for that purpose, | constitute this entire convention a vigilant com- | upon the compromise platform, although they have | mittee to correspond and by every ae proper Bo expectation of obiaining the vote of that S:ate | means carry these resolves into effect. for their Presidential nominee ; for Daniel Web- | _ Goverror Johnston was present and made a speech, Stor, after this demonstration, will certainly ca in which he advocated the claims of General Scott, the State. ‘They att, bute the action uf the conves. | #21. protective tariff, though not one word was | wereawakened from suund sleep, by the most dread: tiom to the shresdness of Culeb Cushing, who, said by him about the measures of the compromise. ; fy) ghrieks. They jumped from the bed; the professedly a coalitiouist, still succeeded, in combi | 4 fre¢ch was also made by John Strohm, the can- | smoke was pouring into their room, half stifling ‘ation with Hallet: ia ‘obtaining just the expres. | date for Canal Con.missioner. | them with its thick hot volume; the most horribie sion of sentiment whica he pee | Although the Hvar ere | cries and groans proceeded from the apartment two delegates at large, which the convention oceupied by their five sons. The awful truth flashed Glected to Baltimore, are instructed to go for the at onee hy ps the minds of the poor Pyros They form of 1845, that dees notrecure the entire attempted to rush to the reseue of their darlings. gation of the State by any means. The eleven —_ pov nhg orp eee a. ie ter minute: cs remain’ ¥ ° in last n oure Wor ea smouldering heap of rains. Now aiisiiedl decisis acy soarenes' a eeicengrar | lamity, inits destruction of sife and property, that | was the only time to escare, mud the. miserable ists, oppoucnts to the compromise, ‘and | Da ¢ver visited this community, was occasioned by | father and mother, almost crazed with the sense of throw the Vote uf Miassuchusetts yet in the aboli- | % Sudden and unprecedented freshet in Pappoose | the disaster, snatched up their sixth and last chil tion § Creek, = ocean enananent, Srey, bah ar la aes infant, who fortur ately slept with them, an ” The it Ss t States S runs about centrally throug! city. eretired rushed into the open air. The first neighbor that aaleiaMesesitonen cies abe crrmacteant about ten o'clock, with nut the slightest appear- | came upon the ground, says that be found the that ever took place iu “us coausry, was a triueph | 22¢¢ of an unusual storm. About twelve o'clock | wrevebed parents teani inst the fence, almost for the free svilers 11 this Stato, as well us Masea- | it began to rain, and from that time until four dead with cerror, and staring vacautly into the They belive that a suificient num- | clock, the water fell in unceasing torrents, accom- | flames. In a few minutes the house fell to the ‘free soilers were ia the democratic zo | panied by fearful flashes of clectricity and deafen- | ground. It is supposed that the fice had surrounded Mt the voice. of that State being React . They placed his election at ai, | it it levelled trees, shrubbery, fences, &c , as give convinsing evi- | it might have levelled a wheat field. Of a person pure morality of the | who witnessed the ravages from a favorable poiat near Bremen, we learn that its course there is marked by a perfect road several hundred yards in width, ms filed with the ruins it brought about. Horgiste Cavamrty—Five Pexsons BoRNED TO Deatu —One of the most terrible calamities that we have ever been called on te chronicle, took place in the town of Brigh:on, five miles from this city, between eleven and twelve o’slock, on Tuesday night, August 19h. We have guthered up tac folowing particulars :—Mr. Onacker’s house was built of wood, two stories in height, aud, as is fre- quently the case, the oven was coustrucied on the outside. In this oven Mrs. Onacker had been baking during the carly part of tho evening, and, upon finishing the work, had not removed all tho coals. Abont midnight, Mr Ouacker and his wife Storm and Flood at the West. TERRIBLE FLOOD AT MUSCATINE, lOWA—GREAT DE- STRUCTION OF PROPERY AND LOSS OF LIE. {Frem the Burlington (lowa) Telegraph, Aug. 12 ] On last night, 10th instant, the most terrible ca- | o i ing bursts of thunder ‘The stream above named rose | the rooms where the boys slept, before they were with fearful rapidity to @ height unknown in the | awakened, that egress from the windows and door memory of white men, becoming a broad and ce a] i pshire, C ¢ was cut off, and that they were quickly suffucated der State Tae ee ce inajo, | furious torzent, sweeping away houses, fences and | py the dense cloud of smokes the Hooring was s000 rity im the Legisla ure, where both aig an de. | briages before it. Near Sixth street, a smull trame, | burned through, and they fell into the roaring dames mocatio parties are represented, they feit co occupied by an industrious widow woman, who sup- | beneath, aud were burned to death. A few crumbling of equal success in the Democratic State Conven- | Ported herself and three small children by her own | bones alone remained of all that was happy afew fon’ ‘The Union meu having adopted resolutions | €XeFtiozs, was surrounded by the flood, oa the lower | hours before. ‘The ages of the boys were siataea, Of their own, and placed the party proper side sixty feet in width, und four or five feet deep. | fourteen, twolve, eleven, and two. The faneral Mheh thay. done 105 old platfnnn, tos pvt The cries of the unfortunate woman, who se2ms to ceremonies mill (ake place next Sunday —Cleveland w is, the Marention ti seliers 1 hereafter have slept in unconsciousness, aroused her nearest (Ohio) Plaindealer, Aug. 21. Zi Weed oleae ts v gente intows na cillace lneailtion eo, OF ST Sona Ho esslatanee. | poate _ How will it be with the Webster, Winthrop and | i04,. ‘aghuon, te be on the rect with edie | a Later rrom Tar Great Saur Laxs.—E. Den- fwctions of whigx, when they meet in conven: tion to settle upon delegates tor their presidential Romination? Low will che Webster, the Scott, the Fillmore, and the Charles Francis Adam’s men meet and mingle? Can they issue a declaration of for the whige of Musenchuse its to unite Fgh i — tue only a a iven his views upon the great matiers <i ; by the last Congress. He wants Massacha- | Sine per Hcgenes, Of, iuitd, and unable, to hear dan” Te of the whig States, to make him Pre | 11.6 qood, and escape with her babes. This act was . ie cannot do wi'hort her vote; aod if be | hor ction—ali perished, the mother and ber 14 not endazzed by sho whigs of shat Sisto, be may | three children. Her body was found, when light | rT . well conclude to repose couteat upon his military | came, partially buried in the huge drift wood, on | Ul’ at Salt Creek, getting along Geely, aad the ls. His recommendation in ladelphia, by | Firth’ street, one huadred and thirty yards below | *¥8¥st mail on the bth inst., about forty miles be- who oppose the compromise, will not assist |), dwelling. y | yout Big Blue. The wagon had broken down at where Webster and Fillmore have ardent |” ‘The culvert, ead a part of the embankment on | Pig Blue, and the carriers were compelled to leave » and especuliy when it is so well koown Cedar and Fourth, was swept away. Tne samo oc- | the hind wheels and get along : the fore wheels, Seward inveigled the General into the belief | curred at the crossing of Lied and Sycamore, and | Which they were doing finely. Ail the parties of he stood the oply chance of any whig of being | on Second street, leaving at ‘each place im; astable | “migrants, which they met on the Plains, were caring ino the democratic coalition | Charny in the artificinl embankments, dnd cut. | Prostessing well, with no sickness among thom, soilers inthe Bay Stace will greatiy dispirit . ol, Mitchell's Farty weré thet on the 7ch, at Bi, | niston, of Kalamazoo county, Michigan, and La- cius A. Booth, of Terre Haute, from foruia and Salt Lake City, were passengers in the Catar yetterday. They left Sacramento the Ist of June, and arrived at Fort Leavenworth Lith inst , seventy days out—which is the second best trip ever made ey saw but two new-made graves om the reute, nor had there been auy vickness during the journey: They stopped three daysat Salt Lake City. Businces was dull, and the city overstocked wich everything. ‘The wheat crop will not be so good as last year. They met the July mail on the 21s upd her screams, aud the cries of her babes heai in the gloom, amidst the roar of the flood, were heart-rending to the powerless spectators. A large tree torn up from its roots, and fragments of build- ings and drift wood, swept down with violeace | against her frail home It stood the shock, but it is inferred that at this juncture, the poor woman, j mre | ae oa frat ting of all communications excert on fue, - after alittle squirming at Syeahese, "they will ao- | nega the north apd south sections of the = four days from, Port Learsnworch—al beat le lutions which may be adopted | ‘''Y: Crossing was done at the mouth of Pap- ? Sen anges ek veneer for having defeated ss, and | peg Ro Be Dae, kiisih paeina ees Arrarrs at Santa Fr.—H. Barthel, of Santa Fe, neak, Pe party ranks. | |.aving a chasmn fifteen feet wide and t nt; Was a passenger in the Cataract, yesterday morning, from the Missouri river. He brings no later a: vices than were previously received, but we learn from him one or two items of interest. The corn crop in New Mexico, it was feared, would prove a failure ; business was dull, and things wore rather @ gloomy appearance. A man by the name of Harris, ‘of Missouri, who went out as a pas- Fed in Sims & McCaulay’s train, died on the of July, and was buried on Mad Creek. When Mr. B. saw the grave, the body had been disinterred by the beasts and birds, and was no- ‘ieep. The embankment on the avenue Third ‘is . tially gone, leaving it in an impassable condition. The foundations for three or four large buildings on the corner of Avenue and Third are entirel: dostroy- ed. The brick opposite the American stable wassur- Murder, § | rounded by the flood, and the earth in front of the Tomorrow is the decisive day with the candi- | Corner tenement was ae Say’ whe een dates for office before the democratic conventions, | 1X Or Ciaht fect. Mr. MecUauley, who ocoupied it, vacated id - er fa des aie cr | it in the midst of the storm, with his fami- ly, but did not attempt to remove his househol - temances, as their chances are insroased or lessened | tures. ~ SEI Our Phitaceipuie Correspondence. mia, August 24, 1851. ‘The Democratic Conventums—Declared Innocent of by the bargains going o: delegat The dam near Purcel's, on Third and Spruce, is | where tobe seen. Russell and Jones’ train were is log- bemtiig all 4 aay pl torn completely away, and considerable Pia met at the Moro, Hubbell’s at Cimerone, Spencer's ig them, as well as in the | done to fences, in that quarter. The houses | at same pl Otero’s at R: State Legislature, wad the caucusing going on to | standing: in the flat, between Second and Third, gles, at Fort Mackay, Aubroy’s st B » beneath the embowering trees on Smith’s | Just above Sycamore, were flooded—the inhabitants | Sloj. Miles’ at Turkey Creek, anda armen party Probably decide the fate of most of the from the story of the house on Thi it Rio Colorado. All were getting Gong wel |. No . The lithe steamer John Smith is to gh the rear windows, and took shelter with | sickness, exoopt a few cases at Fort Mackay, only day freighted with the great men of the county, in | the family in the second story; their bedding, fur- | three of which were fatal.—St. Lowis (Mo) Re- ‘teir journeys to and fro, between the city and the | Biture, &c., are much wen } ican, Aug 18. scene of their deliberations. The family in the house near Second, | — ae = The last attempt to fasten the murder of the | *roused their neighbors by their eries, and the | CITY TRADE REPORT. family upon an ionocent man, bas failed. | ¥°™eD and children were rescued by being borne | - 36 TE wine, sree, tt joncoent man identify the | '° ‘ry land, on the shoulders of men. If this house | Baxavervrrs—The Finu morkek anpinca a sre wale German arrested there, have cleared him, and he | D#d stood in the eae the inmates must have | form, althoug! perha) animated bas been liberated. | perished, as no man could stand in it at the depth ance. The day consisted of 11 000 barrels— There were several alarms of fire, last night, but | f four feet. As it was, all their household furni- nothing was burned of any consequence, except | ‘ze is wet and injured. bail dings, set on fire to ‘and other out We went with much anxiety to Mad Creek, ex- sa engires The Globe’ aad independeses Th | Reexing to find bridge, dyke end all gone. Arrived—Brigs Caroline, San J; wi v over wi f t by —Brige Cai a im Ju fre, companies had 1 slight row at Taird and rt suc dae ~4~ Saran mach hg fla tee inet. Lettechr Maris Tr streets, - combatan oo y of the mills, inmume eared rics Maid, and Chicapes, Philadelphia, ceived their quantum of broken heads flourdering in the mud, left there by the reseds Arp pizieharatalip, Calontay pel ah iat 38 208, flood. The bridge and dyke stood fast. To our mixed to astonishment, a huge raft of square timber, which fapeyat was made fast by two strong cables to the timbers 4 choice below, and not less than 20) saw Movements for the Presidency in 1852. MEETING AT PITTSBURG—LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT HIS NOMINATION, ke ke. 8, wore ji ‘od Ale: for . ‘ ‘The Pittsourg papers of the 2ist inst. contain the | under and against the cpeeatie. re jammed | tinued pion, Landon. 94 inet, Int 18 lon 4 44, wignal pegs o's ening ote ogy of Won | a (rene ngage, omar | one ee Pane ead Pennsylvania, on the 20th inst.,to express their | sloue remain of all the work which ‘bee teat ne Sn ee on the several streams and ravines for years. One half of the citizens are cut off from all com- munication, except on foot, of the city. Pursuant to previous arrangeracat, a large num- | Thousands of persons—men, wome: eae! and heated being at 460. « S50. ber of the whig citivens of Weniern Pennsylvania | were to be seen this moruing along Pappeose oat | *8,Ixedat to. 4 0 }¢e.,and Northern yellow cusemapled yesterday cm macse on the large lot inthe | gaged in searching for the dead, and surfeying the | aagmrti00 Peet ComnUe® steady, with Halos to. rear of the American Hotel, for the purpose of giv- | wrecks of hourer, trig fences, ke | “TBageceres —ieateo were quiet but steady to Liverpool. Fo eer! cintiment on the subject of the | | The large trees which ‘stood near the mouth of | For four, 158. was demanded, with swall Sega pemente ot e for Governor of Pennsyivania and | the creek are torn ui by the roots and cas: into the | 148 16d. Forgrain, 4%; to Gd. was esked, and 6 82d, for of ewe Ueno Seatee gg motion, the | Mississippi, while ther "of timber, lumber, “diife | exttan, Sees small dots sore reported at 364 Thare or wo e., on every hand, attest ‘was no cl to other European ports. To Uatifornia, be whe Ty Joseph Markle, of Westmore- w he rections Daag of tie | thore cligpest expected to be the first to sa'l, were get- |. Richman & William's new brick building by ¥ iio, on oe street, we believe ie in- jared. Freeman's furniture warchouse, bel the bridge, just stands, and that's all. Fen thow: | sand collars will not repair the damage done to the ting S€c. per foot mearurement; but the range still pre- alled of 18 ao acai Provisioxs —The pork market evinced much irregu larity, the inquiry being entirely speculative, | trade could not ai STR iee bak seteint thanks hap ienoe re nks to the John Dickey, Beaver; Samuel A Batler; Dr. W. Irwin, Mercer; | public works alone. This, together wich the loss | bbis. new meas crvegh veibroua $15 60. r Joba 8. 3 Hon. C Myers, Cla | of four human lives and’ much private property, | $15 26; and old, $1275. Beef cont i PF burg: Joho Bausman, gobs last night's mifortunes the heaviest and | Sal 200 bbis. mors having been ; $ rest calamity which h prime at $5 » 96 gut Matealt Ee; ram Halts, Ae . | erm town of out population nn aNy Wet | peor supply, end songht , : | DESTRIC | valu ul ere of more ready anie; ilson, Venango; John W. King, DESTRICTIVE Loris, Mo | pivtte® heme restore Fan Mer 4740, and 90,000 Ibe. olf ox From the 8 4 A ‘ Our city was visite ~ te , yesterday afternoon, by a | rales only ocr per th. rales only oceurred at 8 Lucas, Jefferson ; Col B. Con’ Fayette ; Welle; Greene; Joba B Smith, (lk. > A letter from Gen. Seotteras read, expressing his | tornado, as disastrous in its conse ~ 78! at 83, a G0 tt inability to attend the convention, ee. ot (the many whi. hove prevailed resray Worters, tnd cbtice Stare dekste oh”: posse Skea | and tiene Re ie Ang. 8 1851, - # parts of the country. The injury to | from 4 a 6)se | Geatiomen— pecetys most complimentary | property was extensive, and the lose to ind. Snail revuation meet Fou and other frends, at Pttebuny, Prove proportionahiy vere. 1 Sheeseteakeate | MARKETS KLSHWHEeRE, Seete to roves; and if it eves puanein At Sota’ Pee Se, per aaa = ~» be and oppreanvely | Rosrow, August 2 —Brohery Heard 80 oh b me considering my position. 10 acowpt, | certainly | *t try. ® quarter to five o'clock, however, the | Centeal Railroad, Sd, 82: 800 do., ebm, 3034, © abould be in the midi of you at the tomer skies be same suddenly clouved, and we were visited | 2% de, ‘im, fin, 224 a8 ‘ for, I truly batieve, there 1s not a portion of dmates | simultaneously by a heary sl-wer of rain, and nae | Feady Te the cree a aren 8tme wna cto meyer | Vero wind worm. In the sourhern part of the city, | kv é- ab aner Pomault country sud triends—than the | to start from Diddic street, the blow wae hard * Sekmteyiore nenire maa {Tania With thowandeot my | the shower coplous, but unuitonded by any mischicrs eachanged. in peace, the warm uracp cf eeu" Lhe | one consequences.” Tho jo passed north of wy ts ‘With thousands, ae brother widiens have cay hat Diddle street, to Bremen and above. In tho little i folds of Unpada and M Aen a time that was left us for inquiry, between ite aub- nd nightfall, we could of course form but a dence a mited idea of the full extent of damage done. Wo Bink of Norte feliow citizen, IN BOC howe cal di toad bonds, 4; 200 Ir. Purviance, of Butler, on behalf of a comet obtals ie. ae eee ree ee igua Ceateal wail oy oh ge sosebetions y= A Along the levee, and at the shore above, the PORBION MARKETS od emen estern Peansylvania, in gene. | mmotion ar.ong the boats was indeed alarming August 4.—No freights to be had. Th ral mast & Hvention assembled, submit to the: fe) steamers Plantor, Aleck Scott, and Westorn Em op Bermpea dt or ™ he low citizens of other portions 01 the commons nica, | World were broken and car . #0 cag vs, the following resolutions, and earnesiiy vod oor ~ ete nent invite their wm Carine? pe jay near " ‘ ov operation in carrying the same ia aes mill, She had been | Seven Se. 9 | oughly overhauled ; } > eiehataived, That Cen. Wiaeid Sort ie the j Beerasend, hea slmcrt “Selshed their ropaie, | guts Be Dor hare tameet St the Rev. Me. Oe } convention, and the people itrepre- | She fronted the storm, and had the I tide | ot dem Palliven, of New iven sity amy Bovatvas, " Lath inst, let 26 20 'N. Jon 58 2), on 9 SS eget 2th inet, at 2 o'clock. echt BB Sharp. Niebolecn, to repeit. tives and friends are Feepeotfully invited. ‘His remains mith 34, Froeen rt chien, of Mary Ann ang William # Wheaten, aged'l peer aud 24 day, = »aged S2yrare, afternoon. at 5 o’clcck. from his late residence, beth street. pear Bleecker. On Satur, Liams. ip the year of his ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to late residence, 139 Hicks attend the funeral. from jurdey morning, at 28 Laight street, without further notice, to aitend the Jobn’s Church, at 3 25th inst. ‘The relatives and friends of from the residence cf her M, D., No. 19 Amity street. and the On Baturday eve 4 hy nget 23, Mrs. Many Kerecras, relict of the late Willtoe eteltas. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from St. Paul's Church, at 6 o'clock, this (Monday) al On A ugust 24. Axprew, son of James and Jane Cun- a aged 16 years and 12 days. The friends of the family are t invited to attend the funeral, om Monday, 25th inst , nt S.o'cloek, from the reridence of his father, 86 Twenty- sixth street, corner of Lexington avenue. Op Sunday, August 24, Davin Waren, aged 28 years and 6 months His funeral will take place, from his late oe triends and acquaiotances are invited to attend the Madiron street. on Monday, 25th inst , at 2 o'clock. funeral to Williamsburg. On Saturday evening, August 23, Narnax IL, son of John H. and Ann Hunt, aged 1 year, 8 months and di friends of the famiiy are respectfully invited to attend. On ¢unday fins Ammerm: 29 years and 8 months ‘The relatives und friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o’cluek, from her late reeidence. No 341 Spring street. On August 24, Juris C.. daughter of F. E Richard. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, this afternoon, at half past 3 o'clock, trom the residence of her father, corner of Fourth and | ‘Thc mpson streets, At Fort Neck, L.I,on Saturday, August 23, General Tromas Frovn Jones, inthe 64th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence. on Cuesday. 26th fust., at 12o'clock. Curriages will be in waiting at Farmingdale, on the arrival of the 9 o'clock traia from Brooklyn. At Stamford. Conn., on August 24, atter a short and pea Cunsisonam, in the 16ch year severe illaess, Aut of bis age. The friends of the family, and those of his uncles, Theinas, Jemer, William and George Campbell. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day, (Mon- at 4 o'clock, from his mother’s residence, No, 211 Madison street, (old No 195.) without further invitation, On Saturday morving, August 23, after a lingering ill- pess, Many Ans Iixmretrn, widow of the late Benjamin coy Hempsted. Ger remains were interred in Greeawood on Sunday afternoon. 24th inst. On Avgust 24, Wiiam A. Wacrens, M. D., son of the late Dr. Stephen Walters. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE ag er Vora. Aug of Manonester Philade!phia Aug 2) altio New York Charleston. | Lib Rev ), Crowell, Liverpool, ST days, fh, tis to Jacot a Co. ang x Uhe- reer, Smith, trom New orth Pacite, Brig Mew World (of Waldovoro), Castner, Matanzas, 9 ‘6. Gaps, with eugar. to J J Tay! frig A’ Stone, Sav c to Sturges, Bobr Margaret Purn: sy pn D, . orn, je days. Sehr WB Bird. Whute, Virginias2 days, Sebr Dan Baker, Patterson, Virgivis, 2 days. tebrd J Bailey, Spencer. Me 2days. Sebr J C Dought; , Mureky. Virginia. 2days, TI 08 wor cart Schr Judge bi or, Virginia, 2 4 iy # er, Seo Van Name, Vai F Preneh, Letts, Vi im Tilten, Com iam, Nix Name, Virglals, 2 4, 78. rey ade 7 Below. Ship Wm Nelson, Cheever, Liverpool, July 17, with mdse (Br, of Bwansea), Phipps, from Halifax, 8, ang yoos with plaster. Ave 2 Wind at sunset, calm. f tte. April I 22 it ‘bark Merlin. from C om for Merk vie Cop anton for NYork via Cape To bark Gen Harrison, Arrived—Schre John Compton, Sharp, Ric! New Onceane, Avg 16. Otomooe, Liverpool timountsin, Boston. Norroux, Ang 2. NYork; St Marys, do. h% VP Brow wobr Presley, NYork. A 4— Bhi; Stlow snip hi ’ ._ Prov Arrived—Sobr Mary Howard, Andrews, I jer Oak, N¥ork, Pot wler, do; de Airived— Brig Competites, Philadelphia. Cloareé—Brig Emily, NYork; sche Allison, Baltimore, Wusweron, Avg 22. Arrived—Brigs Vancouver, NYork; Niagara, do; cehre Wake and Blouise, do. Malte. rother Jonathan, for Chagr form . Sandwich Fore! T etoame; Cth Eel A + Havens cod California, 's, G1 Wall etroet. (49M ‘The above Letter Bags are alse at Ki Mersld Marine Prema Artived—Brig Charles Beestow, 0. te: ond, ( mh Wreane one Casomia, fa arrived at 8B, where © open therallway for exsmination, Bans fenaw, from Rio Janeita for Charleston, pot int Ternem in distreee, with lo» rev to Ju ‘yas discharging her c# x: leaking badly; foun Gres with loth inet, bet 24 0. ane pe py lied w h yellow fever excepting the enptoia. Novy Rey for St Johne, Fi bh oth, inet by Rohe Sonera, 4 W. ‘The captain had died oa k. The Seupplisd thom with and one man, im Key, (pet arden), Lower, from Co 12 16, lon ohm, NB, for Liverpool, was ric. $234 ten joston for Jacksonville, 1th inet, lat 40, afternoon, August 24, Mr. Hesny Eocan juaiutances, and the friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral, this oe) iL a- afternoon, August 23, Cuances 0. Wit- judson sanere, Sener ‘Wirxss, relict of the late Charics Wilkes, ends and relatives of the family are invited, funeral, at Bt. o'clock, precisely, on Monday, On Sunday, August 25, of internal ber Han. ior Marina, Oebghter ofthe Inte James Ooms the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at 3 o’c'ock, er, James W. G. Clements, 8. Funeral this day,at half-past 2 o'clock, P.M The gust 24 Mrs. Many Jane, wife of Corne- , und daughter of Mrs, Rachel allen, aged . Nicaragua, CA i. ah, 4 days, with cotton, &o, Poskland, Me), Reed, Cienfuegos, Aug m. cL B, ~n; fm saoeds Macvest, Navy Bay; brig Aam Biire- praladst pate Roger Williams, herleston; 7 pened Burdett, from Boston, Sips einer > oldgee Egon tpenasrane Clark, Porte Matanzas, Ay 14 Shij Raye wa; yer, Bi for Boston i ink, Poor, tor for NYork 8+ andrew, cae Hee eee ag wornaels ner, NYork, from oe enKe, Avg 18—arr bark Li As.anp, Aug l—Arreohr C tp St b i vore: Cand cla Baa for estenye ar ‘Thos Trow oe nie Ma- thew, Frith, as ‘Alvano. ‘Hichmend; 3ist, Gen Mat . 24. oGne CH Sampson, Betty, Boston, Worth, Rade! ond an unknown back: Aug 28, AM Att ship Ardonoraig (Br), Lowen, ines 4 ry) base, Roca, fas We Br), Hunter, es rir Leo es, ths (Be 8, — - cla Borton, Phil GEORGETOWM, SC, Aug 12—Cld schrs JG Faxon, Stil- Pie. Boston; 13th, M: lvth, enix, Blew! LEW! lary Augusta, Watts, Thomaston; vaton. ; PM—Two fc v4 in di Rater icewnretnt: Aug 22—Arr schr Ship Ci ter, Bure rows, Philadelphia; slosp Helen, Bilis, NYork. Cid brig Ariadne (Nor), Taule, Stettin. NEW IN DON, pag tare sohra Danl Webster, Folk- York: Charl *nilliy ‘cute, Norwich for N’ ies, Phillips, Arch Nelson, Nantucket for do; aiex for do; sloo} ‘igilance, Wells, Ro: bie, Soul for do; Nimrod, Rath! Baboock, FRiver for % 7 D Fish, panteneny, do for NYork; Blackstone. Apj 0. do. ‘PHILADELPHIA, Avg 2%3—Arr bark Creole, Wat donderry; brigs Orion, Hall, Fall Rive A by, Providence Rich » NYor! ver, Dunning, Vroviden i JW Swain, Townsend, do; Al- rt: JL White, Corson, N Bedford; plendid, Pentield, N York; 4, Westoott, Boston; mt Solton, Mershon, Lyan; Mognolia, Terry, Boston; Albion, Lufkin, do; Maria Thy Smalley, Salem; Belle, Wooster, Kasport. Cld brigs Nancy ‘neobs, Pearl, Gardiag, Boston: J © Pro- ards, Charlestown; Shamrock, Portemovth; Galena, ortamout! Gale 3s Mage Tr0Y, rooklya; Harriet, Weymouth; Almira F, Wilietts. Roxbury; Kenslaz- ‘Boston; ES Jeans, eott, do; Mary Anna, rk; JL white, Corson, Newport; BF Reoves, Boston; St Gourgs, Murphy, do; steamer Shark, Stew: CE, Aug 22—Arr schrs Oxford, Ho wlar rtand Apponaug; Thos P Cooper, Hei Report, N York. . do. Avg 2—Cld bark Maria Marto: Maria Mortou, Guikley, N York. Fy Ls T, aug %2—Sld sonr en, . N¥ork, WAREHAM, Ang 14—Arr se York; i6th, Aloxanus Bal&ley, N in & Mary, Shel- urbe: ria: ‘16th, Aum. Gard: Alexander M, Fish; slo; LAK® SAVIGATION, LABE,QNTABIO ROYAL Mail. LINE 0) PRINCESS ROYAL, PASSPORT, (iron) Thee ag Po aca td for Kingston re they my jt. Lawrenoe line of mail boats for Montreal and Que! rts. sane senaenes cit intermediate 08 Lewiston, calling at all OF TORON PO ing, (Sundays cxcepte kK, and FRANCISCO. Me! NICAl tieat son Se eege | Pugh Kicaragus, be dispatoned tor Saas eres mr foute through Saleeh’E: Bed trom pier Ro. 2 Ne Ke The Saee pe whieh the passe ous able an ‘yuieheat ry ln the only sengers for to take ranoisco. agree steamer of Sept. 15 from Panama to ‘commod: oF having seititiae rh ations, SAN FRANCISCO.—DISPATO % correct, Bb mtn SERVOUS ANTIDOTE.—TIE WONDERFUL ‘discovery of this powerful nervine ia maxi g qu stir. Letters after lebters are publisued irom the most H Persons, describing the most positive apd wouder= itis eftecting: the aacoundiug aceounte of of 162 Twentieth street, eet, Chas Conklin, Ex , 197 Seventh avenue, aut tbe most miraculous’ thing. jepot ia 102 Nassau street HE Al RIED WOMAR’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. A.M Mouricoan, Professor of Diseases Trsutieth Bajtion,18'm6., pp. 0~ Prion ing, of physical aud a an affectionate wife, and. pecuniary the hase band, might have been spared by a timely possession of this ork. "ifs intended expecially or the married, on, those oon iage, aa it uiscloses important eocresmy which should be hnows to them pareiculaciy. To those whose health does not permit of an increase of farally, Its of capecial Iaportance.® Here, also, either budding into womanhood, or u years, in whom nature contepl tes discover the causes, ay , an irs. Macartney, ost certain mode of cur, iy every x is Cry tract of a letter from a gentleman in Dayton, Ohio. | Dayton, May 1, 1847, ate ings - meet the worst, At (uis time, (now montha,) I heard your book highly spoken of, a8 contaiuiac rome ters reaching my case. On ita receipt and perusal, 1 exprcss to you the roliof it afforded my wistressed mind, the joy its “pages impsried to my wif, on \earning Uheb arent discovery of M. rovided & remedy. M. Desomeaux I Li Ofened a prospect to mo, which 1 livsle conceived was | ble. But for this, ero anuther year wou'd have over ‘i man probnollity my wie would have beam ren ft mothorte: to convey more fully the rae * & nature striethy im coutompls nae nd at the fab! tive, 19 Liberty street, New York: Little & o., albtny; Josep Pucker, Mobile, Alabama; 7’. B. Peterson, 3 Chestaut streets, Philadcipbia, i $1, a copy will be transmitted mail, xiang ian te Une ice allan 12204, New York eliy, Ofte, 129 Li VERY MOTHER'S BOOK.—THE FEARS OF POVER ty, and the prospects of soo iarggafamny of oi tudent people from marrying; but Lore is w geumany important soorets which will some all such objections. I'rico, $1. Fur sale by Dr. meraldo, at the Portuguese Age Letters dleceted to bon 1,502 Mi answered. 9 day.— cured imo in w few hours, uo! long time.—C, Derond. I paid over $300 in be cured of woakncs@ from self abuse, without ben and gencrat treatment, ia ured me of tho worst in06, in & short time, star ior & Ir, besides umm Wm. ¥ ors have ali upper cabins teted t i the tl 4 Rochester for Toronto, calling at Cobourg, Port Hope, day moralog at? o'clock, and meets a steamer at Toy for Hamilton. d,) a9 0 steamers at Toronto, about 12 o°eloe Frangemel brea fas Lawrence by aa AKEONTARIO.—THE STEAM WAL LEAVES d Heed, Darlington, Oshawa, and Whithy, weather per: @itting, every Monday, Wednesday, and Fi whereby passengers can proceed, without deley, to Hamilton, a for. TOF feoight o fe com! te Mone (Or cane Oe oO Re CULL NS, 06 Wall strecs The steamer Atlantic will succeed the Baltic, and sail Sep- | vember 13th. The books for subscription are now open at the office, w Wall etreet, ‘where every laformation conocruing the em p11 TE BRITISH A) ‘Mail Steaimen: oar) Pr ABLa. Capt. —. KSLA, Co) '. Harrison. | C A, J. Leiteh. ‘These vervels carry a clear white light at mast hea, areca | on storboard bow, Tea My ap ee - ad eeday, lat Votobes ve rf. Wednesday, 8th October. Wednesday, 15th Ootoror. New York, Wednesday, 424 October. | York or Boston to Liverpool, first | jerthe not see paid for. reight will be charged on specie beyond an amount for 5 An Gixsrienced curgoon on beard, perpen ters and newrpapers must pass ; Office. ‘For freight or passage igpetcsaipe 4 K CUNARD, Jr., 38 Broadway. Frone and other f le received and brenght in commen with Briti ugh bills of lading are given in Bavre tor New for Olasgow. Glasgow and N. for Olasgew; om o'clock noon. Pai joney:— cabin, bi faledol i seta mila’ tees Gatch gt rates board, at moderate Carricg ® eur J. MeSYMO! Vers Cras, Venesucia, 4 apply &, ' b= No letters or mails will Merlin, except through the Post Office, COM iid atlantis Bloom om Geen an |. These stes mers are unexoelled for sea rreed, and no pains or expense is: Cater de Pe te Hrs Rey mareed, Al be , Capt, B. O. Mor- jaa ty, shanti Gorter tofegtice the moana of all those to the new ane a NATHAN, (the fastes: La Com A rorzeon, havin rien to that climate, mth Aecompany the ship free of chares about proceeding fing it for th: 1 fore por sheaing elec where. No fre ay of exifine Tor freight or rosmnge, ppply only to bMITAR. Apont, #1 Cortlandt street NLY THROUGH LINE.THE SPLENDID U. Atcomers, No deing on the leshrae. Raven af preaoee th other steamers, 2th instant the KER, ¥ don the Boh naid met LLLiNOLS i in. Mail oteamer? 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