The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1851, Page 4

Ammense Destruction of Peaperty and Crops tation tou, —Sernous Loss uf Lite—-Shipwreess, dec. Advices were received in this city yesterday, from Apalachicola, St. Marks, Newport, Tallahassee, and other places in Florida, deseripuve of the hurricane and flood oo the 24th and 25th of August, onthe Gulf Coast of Florida. It is said more appalling and terrible hurri- ane bas never been kuown in that region. The light houses at Cape San Blas aud Dog Island are known to have been blown down, and many lives lost. Great fears are apprehended as to vessels in the Gulf, and it ls expected that the southern coast and Keys of Florida are covered with wrecked vessels, and that hun- dreds of human beings buve been drowned. The sea rose several feet higher than at any former period; the cotton flelds of Middle Florida are laid waste, and it is mot anticipated that more (bun half» crop will be saved, ond it is feared that the injury has extended into Georgia AT APALACHICOLA. At Apalachicola, the sea rose five or six feet in the streeta, and, with the wind, destroyed many buildings at the southern end of the town. and as far up asthe Charleston Bank Agency, at uhe corner of Centre street, which house was also destroyed At Dog Island several Lives were lost, and the British ship John Bryan was dost. A Spanish brig was lost at the Haulover. and seven- toen persons drowned from on board of her, There are investigating cause . Lusher, noticed in x body was dis- covered Goa o> ne. Tre Wersure. —Since the commencement of this month, the weather has been, for the moet part, dry and pleasantly cool during the day, but the night air has Wednesday bong Le eat day oe ean | e night, but the ensuing yesterda, were made pleasant by @ clear sky and brilliantly oad ing sun. A dense fog and per ep set in last night, from the southeast, which eqreloped our city in acloud | of squeeee We hae aenens at Broadway and seek shel- ter from the cold dampness fn thelr di ings, the read- ing rooms, or other places of attraction, to while away | the tedium of an intervening hour. Fine.—Bet ween 7 and 8 o'clock last nizht.a fire broke out amosg some hemp, in the one fl or of the four- | ttory brick build: No. 109 Water strvet. The flames ascended to the fourth story ps attic, im which | Messrs. Schieffelin, Haynes & Uo. had about $3,000 | worth of drugs and bottles stored, the greater part of which was destroyed; insured. The tuird floor was used | ‘bat two or three buildings not unroofed, or injured, at Apalachicola. Groceries aud ury goods. in stores, were destroyed to a greatextent. At Old Woman's Bluff, a eamboat, on the ways, bad her cabin blown off. The steamer Magnolia was lost. Mr. Samuel Smith was drowned. Me was the only person saved from the brig Batarogo, wrecked om Urauge Keys, in 1S44. AT TALLAHASSER. From the ailauasses senunel, Aug. 26.) On Friday evening act » lusid and threatening horizon ‘tracted universal atteation tu towa. and the weather- wie ed & storm. About six o'clock, there prognosticate Waa ® violent squail trom Ube southeast and a tremendous | #¢t ehower lus litte whiue the equal cased, but it con- @inved to rain copivusiy ail ihe wigit, wll about five Ba- turdsy morning. Commencing agsin at half-past eight, ‘the wind also began to rise fom che eastward, the hort. son to thicken up, seuds to tly. aud every sign to betoken “ablow.” The rain powes dwn literally in torrents, with only cccasions Flight intermissions, till about Sun- xise on Bundsy morning. Ly twelve o'clock, noon, Paturday, the wind bud yeved to the southeast, and was blowing 8 gale. At one, the Lrees began to give way, At two, atill yoering southward, the biasts were rapidly in- creasing in violence, aud worse evidently coming. From tusixor Daf past, the cy was © stand from ua- ‘ull forest ouks Were uprooted, or rudely snapped bina trees stved m9 caanes; feaces were im rocting peeied up Lke paper—roofs torn bats flying—aua altogeter such a general seat- om toking place af 18 nototten -cen, From six to there was no increase in the force of the gale bing #o abatement. From tem to two. it ain and biew ‘great guas”’ The night wa note the miseniet mm progress, except as it just around cue; Dut tue howling, hissing. moaning und grouping of the blasts were very ted to excite Lively apprehensions of geaeral gale bad pretty much abated at four, and édy. selosed & LOVel epectacie The streets were all woted with prestrace trees. and the ground covered with trige, boughs, leaves, “whippings,” from verything that grows u # litti« watk w>out the vil we poted the following :-The capitol—the tia roofing of (he porticos torr off ; a window blown in the mpresenfative hall. and general misfortune among the gives; Bood’s warehouse (brick), unroofed aud blowa Gown: Wilson's “Exchange building, tin peeled off, waroofed, and timbers ol the roof scattered tn all direc- tions; City Hotel, piazza partiy blowadown; Miller & Brokaw’s large stables. east buif uosinned: MeMuilia corner, cocupied by Messrs, Clark and Bestwrick. wores partially uproofed . the brick and slated building ooeupiid by Messrs Kindon, half vnreofed. anil very badiy injured; Ko Livywasa’s new stere houses partly untinned; Otark’s new enrrisge shop, badly in,ared; Bryant's store, pinzza blowa down: Kichardsoa’s ewotinoed; Felkeii’s store untinued, and roof started market bh wn down; Anderson's new brick dwell- ing house (unfinished). gable own, Several kitchen and 0’ t meroustomepten The fer: dilapidation, and the prostra +r chimneys were pros- je trees: counting Ove citizen telis us be has eighteen upon bis cwn premises waich are aut exten Lae {la rocfir g generally fared badly. and more stores would have been unroofea buc for # timely securing with ropes. The damage done to gvods in store is supposed {> be email From the country. we hear thet the ronds in all diree- tions are obstructed with fuller timber The quantity brown down is beyond all preeedent to plantations i The damage done d maturing crops by ruch a flood aad upposed to be very great We believe more er fell im the same lecgun of time since Noah's day Foom below we have bad aeccoun' ther lofermation It is stated. how ings at Bt. Marks, the exception of the railroad warehouses und Holt’s Hotel. are gone. They were few however, and generally of «mall vaiue. The tors ofthe | warehouses were beaten ou the goods stored therein oli floated away or cupk. At Newport, there is said t bave been about six feet of water in towa. The steame ray, drawing four feet. took passengers through the ‘The greatest sufferer is reported to be Mr. Ladd. hase storehouse ot is said to have d to bave sustaioed demeze These are first reports, and we hope thet later information may put a brighter aspect on | resvit was the arrest of K edairs No lives lest, anywhere, so far as yet learned. ‘The steamer pray went down to within a mile and a Dall of the light house (as near as she could get on ac- count of (he heavy swell), cn Sunday. The house was standing, and she raw persons standing ia the laatern. 20 waved their handkerchiefs. AT ST. MARKS AND NEWPORT. We learn from 8t Marks that the water rose above all previous water marks upon the old crt. Portions of this Olé fortification, which had withstood the tloods of eges Bere swept away, and the buildings within {i ail destroyed ‘The Custom House boots and papers are all gone—no- thing being left of the entails bre nt but the tron sate. The frame house occupied by Mr. Birchett, the Deputy Collector, on the point of juvction of the St Mark's ard Wakulla, was raise centre, and war di d to fragments agai: the old fort Bir. Birchett lost every thing in the shape of clothing and housebold effects. Ail the hou at old St Marks. (gr. porally «wal! frame houses of little value.) were carried away. The water is stated to have risen at least twelve feet above ordinary tide level At the terminus, the railroad was washed up as far as the hotel. The water was two foot deep in the ware- houses, part of the floors washed up and contents | pria. cipally bagging abd ralt ) » good desi injured. Cotton bed oor torn up and 2.0 bales adrift. Wharf gone and fevonty barrels rosin with it. Cottom press injured— Hloit’s Hotel not much injured — the other buildings gone. As the waters rose «trsin of baggage care was pre. Pared, and when St. Marks and the terminus were no longer babiiable. the people repaired to the ears. om pisnke and in boats, and pushed up into the higher pine woods At New Port there appears to have been an average fire oF win feet cf waver, The wharves are all carri ersy, but oo buildings destroyed. #0 fa ~ ‘The Is in Ftorele uses hav sustained mach Mr jd'e lows i* extimated at five to xix thoursad dollars, McNaught & ormend. three to four: Mr bam. two to three; ud ali the merchants bave sustained eorious loses An extra of the Wekrtia Times. received thi: morning eotimat oa the lees at 512000, which, fromthe reports we Dave received, we ehould tifer was a very moderat mate. The streets of the town are raid to have by beating condition for the steamer Spray, which feet e are glad to hear th J are safe at the light bouse. fend that the boure ant suffered uo raste- » Th er is carried in two t the damage ix cuppored not to ed $1600. | . bevides the keeper's farnl'y, some six oreight | Visiters at the light-houre They had. of course. a most anxious and alarming time, till about ten o'clock Satur- 07 night. when the veering of the wind s little to the ‘westward permitted the water to recede, and they re- Carned to the keeper's house During the height of the fale abd sea, the ligbt-b ou shook to ite lowest stone nd the terror aud divconfort of the fugitives we greatly increased by tne Che spray dashing up in ONSTRUCTION OF ROADS—=THE CROPS We avppore there is very little use of printing a paper today, ae it in, to our mind, exceedingly doubtfal * we rball have any mall stage or other carriage communication with the reat cf mankind, short of reve. More timber en down than ever wi * are told. as in any three f ve town They gave three cheers for Janes MeCaddan, and three judge Thompeon says there are thirty-odd large + | p Ain a between town ond his place, a dis- | Sn te Af gen gees \* dance of three miles, From Col Butler's to town. there po) m years in the service, and always are five, On the Quincy road they arr raid to be | ats Petty officer I have fought and bied fo | piled Te come cases, ton fock bigh; and it ls even to Wry In Uslifornia, and wes one of the first ported the way to the Ocklockonee, will hardiy be AMetican flag at Monterey, and the above is the reward EMraned ebiort of the last of the week. if the storm has a vow oe cone unde I received in the | been extensive. some my country, trying to put an- ve. days must elepse before the roads | Gther star in that glorious fag ey Nt Put am are rendered parsable ‘What damage bf - cotton crop, it is Imporsibie to way: nor can it be determined until know what sort of weather sucoreds the storm. If by end dry re roll, beaten down by the late tremendous | Taina, Will be beked into the consi of @ Florida | Biot, that in, rather coft for'e brick, bat hard for soil in Cultivation ugh only breaks it weather, however, ised, will belp musjortty of 1.670 over both bis competitors, me is hig candidates for the Senate have been en. in Windsor, Frankiin, Addiron, Chit. Rutiend—17 cut of 9. The oppositi = . Orange and (rand [nie va, Tegard to the House, in 20% towne the whigs ireeenws soll demoerate 64; and the old pS ehon on | Att tore | od, and various other ijurtes were infieted. too nu- | were ima state of wofal | were alinost | te to the hotel, the first floor of which was covered @ | room, and the accus tions, broke in the | | mornin | was then | war placed right in the i | days, until the order * | $8 1096 9 $9 3, mix by Mr. Sebring. es @ store room fo: bemp, bagging. Ke. The quautity of stuff was con idcrable, and was moatiy consumed. We understand his loss is covered | insurance. The first and second +! ories were occu- aha by Messrs. Engs & Nichols, l'quor and segar merchants, Their damage is trifling, by . The injury to the building is considerable; insured. United States Marshal Office. REDEMPTION OF BOLDING, THE LATE FUGITIVE SLAVE ‘The sum of $1,880 50 hag been subscribed at noon, yes- | terday, for the purchase of the freedom of Boiding. who | was recently trapsmitted to his owners by Mr Commis- sioner Nelson, under the provisions of the Fugitive Siave | ‘The price required for his redemption is $2,009, to which the Commissioner himself, we understand, haa | contributed $50, thus showing that the law is adminis. tered with impartiality and fairness, even where the sympathies of the functionaries are adverse to its pro- visions. | At half past four o'clock, Mr Tallock, of the Journal | of Commerce, proceeded to the office of the U. 8. District | ‘orney, and placed in the hands of Mr. Ridgway a | check for $74, the amount of subscrip‘ions which had | been received at his office; and also an order on Anson G Pbelps. jr, for $45—Mr. Phelps having previously | given his authority to draw on him for $109, if necessary to mabe up the sum for the purchase of Bolding’s free- com. ‘This makes $1,999 50—withia half a dollar of the amount demanded— so that we presume the Marshal has telegraphed to Charleston for the return of Bolding Supreme Court—In Equity. ‘80.5 ‘Western mixed, at 500 0c, and yellow round, at To " 600 boxes cheese, at 30s to the continent or to Californii puncheons linseed, Provisions —Port Corton: Faxicits —Rates to Liverpool were dull nts of cotton at Sd, am —The market continues to exhibit a firm as- pect, with sales of about 800 bales. The quantity on sale remains light. 4 jull, and beyond some dead | ham, Atlus. there war nothing of moment reported Oi.8, generally, were inacti made yon every the only poe Bos article ip the line, were taken from store baskets sweet, in 2 dozen $3 STA, a $2 62/5, four mont Shimacion, 200 bbls mess were purchased at $376 $11 and prime meats were alike nominal and dull thing, in the seller's favor; ee perlb. Butter and cheese were liberally dealt in at yesterday's Sgure boats, to day, we ‘The aggregat Re vi old, at $15 12%; at $12 50. Boef also display: 73 a Tde , cash, Imported this w: 3 bbls. cod, and 4 boxes olive oil. x waa less salewble, though apparently a unchanged; git barrels new and clear mess have beoa ets or Propver. ts of produce by the North River eee ashes, 200 bbis.; flour, 7,; 10d, and ; 8,500 gallons best city , and 400 it a $15 25; new prime, 6. Ti beef, beef hams, and cut tee ae one Lard tended, if an prime bringing re 250 bbis ; meal, $0 packages; wheat, 2.50 bushels: oats, 7400 do. | corn, 9 00d ‘or provisions, 520 p: whiskey, 210 bbls; and wool, 30 bales. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. PHILADELPAIA, Rootombee, Ss Piret pers 3,000 Nav. Bales were made to-day of 1,500 bl re Ww “100 Morria Canal, 14°: 6 North Li 000 Reading 6'r, 70, 6,008 Tenn, 6: i 100 Reading Railroad, b6, 2 ie Repo: rts. ., int off, 000 rehawes Bs cy 1,000 the Sa, Timore, September 5, 1851. bis. Howard street flour, at $2 87. We have no change to note ia other articies. 6. The receipts of the past 24 hours have been—! wheat. 12.000 bus. ; 000 bbis. | c a fe. j and bbi Qe. a ie ; Flaxseed bas declined to $1 12 a $1 15, Norroux, Seeuiey 4, 1851. xed corn sella in our market at 50c , and white, at S26. are dull, at de ec. s dle yellow and Berraxo, Sept. 5, 1851, © orn, 28,000 buy Fiour, 8. ern flour is im fair demand, at previous rates. 1,500 bbls. Before Hon. Jgdge Mitehell Bert. §.—Chas. L Mustin gud others, Executors,vs Cor- nelia BM Tompkins, Admis istratrix, S. Westervelt, and others —This was an argument on @ bill filed to reach mo- | ney. paid to the children and heirs of the late Governor Tompkins, by Congress, The bill was filed on the grount | that the money should have been given as legal aasets | Yowpkins. On part of the defendants, it is urged that | no species of property can be adjudged to be assets, either legal or equitable. applicable to the payment et the debts of a deceased person, Ucless it belonged to | the deceased in right of action or possersion. as his own | im bis life time, and eo continued to belong to him up to the time of hie death; and thas it must appear that the | administrator was entitled thereto virtu'e officii, to dis- pose of in the course of administration. It is also urged | by the defendants that legal aosets are such as vest in the executor or administrator by virtue of his office. ard are administered with regard to rules of priority | among creditors, snd that the sum of $49.75, directed | to be paid to the children and heirs of Dapiel D. Tomp- | kins, by an act of Congress passed on the 224 February. | cannot be adjudged to be assets in the hands of the ndauts applicable to the payment of the debts of | | Geverner Tompkins. Mr. Titus, on behalf of the deten- jante, continued te contend, at great lemcth, that a rests upon the liberality or generosity of a annot be adjudged assets, and that this | government, ids avd chimneys blowa | bill should be dismissed with costs. | Adjourned to Monday “Superior Court. A general term of this court will be beld this morning. at 11 o'clock, for the hearing of appeals from chamber erders only. The court will not mect egain until the first Monday in Ostober. There will be a Judge at cham. | bers every day, as usual, at 10 A, M. | | Police Intelligence. Suspicion of Kobbing a Californian —Officers Lamont and Oiding, two of the Chief's special aids, arrested yes- erdsy a ian Lamed William 0. Kief,on euspicion of , tealing $€0¢ in gold du.t $400 im gold cola, a gold | watch velued at $100, und a rix-barrel revolver. in all | smounting in value to over $1.100. the property cf Joseph A Chiniqoy. a returne: Californian, who arrived in this | city one dey this week, in the Prometheus, from Cbagres. The compléinunt, it veems, puts up at French's Hotel, | and cbe afternoon of bis arrival he was accosted by the | prigoner, who arked bim if he was not a Frenchman, and on being answered in the aflirmative, the prisoner said he was a Fromcl.men elso,end in ‘hte way they | became xeyuainted They travelled about together dur- ing that afternoon and drank rather freely, and beco- ming fatigued and sleey on him. Here the com sleep. pt until daylight the | rping; and whea he swoke, on looking at his | carpet bog be d that be had been robbed of his meney ard watch, as abore described. Information was forthwith given ‘o the abgye pamed offlzers and the | piston of sivaling | tthat when Chiatquy awoke | no wh to be found. The | ont hirop, who com. | Sted him to prison for a her examinacion. | <n Affrey letween some Sailor's et the Potice—On Thurs- | day night @ Cerman sailor, named Charles Nase, as taultec policeman Cillin, of the First ward, while im the disebarge of his duty in West street. from e x Franklin lying at pier No. 11, North river pursued bim, aided by a citi named Patrick Daley, | aud reveral others, and was inthe act of boarding the Femel to secure Nese, When the sailor Cischarged a gun, loaded with shot, many of the grains lodging in the arm and abdomen of Daley In thee assault, with intent to kil, Nase was assisted by three other sailors named Simon Harddeft, Demot Fretder, and Iams Hansfield, All the parties were ultimately conveyed before Justice | {eprom to anewer the charge of shooting with intent to s The Case of James MeCaddan, vO THE & sigs OF TUE NRRALS Youn. mober 5, 1851, | w Jacket,” in this | Tn enewer to the letter ‘signe * Hera'd I submit the following statement :-— | Was Carpenter's Mate of the United states brig Hain. | bald port at Montevideo. on the 3d of inst Mey, and had liberty to go om shore fora dey. After purshasin seme thread and needles for the use of my shipmates, urping to the rhip, when going by «ship chand- s stop Midshipman Cannon hailed m» and ordered me cn board immediately, I enid I would do #0 as soon as I got eundry little articles I wanted; when he said, with an oath, « MeCadden, go aboard jastantly,” and, as | was ing out of the door. he said, with another oath, that Af be bad bis sword he would cut my head off and used otber langusge ro abusive that I got excited, and instant. | ly turned round and hit him cn the side of the neck. I ed under arrest, and brotight aboard, lashed and insisted on having me f" ainet the wish of Capt Manning, of the Bainbridge. I was. on the third day. teken aboard the Congress, and tried by court martial which cecupied two days, and was sentenced to be kept abrard of the frigate Congress, in de ubdle troms and soli- tary confinement, unt'l the first U.S. vesrel was going to the United States, when I was to be sent home in double irons, and in solitary confinement, and to be discharged at the discretion of Beet ry of the Navy The first versel going was the sloop-of war St Louis. I of the sbip. and con- r doubie-lroned and kept there for two days after sll the crew left the ship. at Gos- port navy yard. The rate were so numerous that every time I closed my eyes the clew lines of my hammock would be covered with them. They eat the tape of my toes off Trung ont “murder,” and awoke the centry, when the officer of the deck came down and spoke to me for some time; he said he © would ree about it. ext day. of the ship Pennsylvania, to elitary confine it for three | my discharge came from the eretary of the Nevy I was then brought om deck The ntence was read, and I was then drummed three times around the deck of the ship. and marched out the ang way, and towed ashore upon a rating. All the Bt Louis ctew were on shote. ready to rec fined there tor vixiy dw hoot : The letter fy Published in the Herel of the Sth Ly jer! 1 . Bee | ya give my, affidavit to the truth of the above statemer a . r JAMES McCADDAN, late Cn: ner" '* Mate of the U. 8. brig Bainbridge, 41 Market street, N.Y CITY TRADE | rey ‘nrpay, Sept. 6—6 PM. Baravervrrs.—The Flour market poids so) A decided! firmer to-day, and the pa amounted to fuil 10,000 bbia.—uninapected, at.$2 08% a #5 18%; sour, at ine No. 2, at $8 31%; a $3 56! ‘estern, with ordinary to choice Hata at 43 68% @ $3 87 )5; fancy ici par and on 0 at $3 81 arimkene “hy ay og Paverrer er 4 934; aud extra Genesee, at ry ts a Ky a — Pree] f ! bbls. superfine fresh ground were caken a! and afew lot sour do., in bond, at $3 25, Southern did not vary much 800 bbls. mixed to good od realized $44 $4 12)¢ do todo new, $4 12%; a $4 2%, and fancy old, $4754 i flour remained steady at the advance, and 100 bbls fine seid at $3 Sl ® ey i. Jersey meal appeared yi and held at $3 0 wit! feares Brandywine do., at $3 250 83 31'; per bartel in. ind Wheat slightly favored factors Among the Teported were 4.200 bashele Uenesee prime port at ‘t "ol, 6900 Obie red, at private comtract, aad complainant retired to his | Michigan sold at $3 25 a $8 87. There is not much in- Sales were made of 2500 bus. Ohio, at quiry for wheat Flour, 2,000 bbis. Wheat, none to the administrators, to pay the debts of Governor | 2500 bus. Nothing has been done to-day worth tele- e dull, at Sic. | Staphing. SS SSS | F U8 rancis L. Marri On Thursday, Sept. 4, at nate Church, by the Rev. wan, Jr, Esq , of this city. On the 4th of September, by the Rev. John M. Macauley, Saucer BK. Danuinc to Miss Marcaker E. Broapsenr, of Staten Island. On Thurecay, Sept. 4, by the Rey. Dr. Berrian, Mr. Cora is inactive, and without change. Outs Aunany, September 5, 1851, The following bave been the arrivals since our last : Arehibald Morison all of this city. At Brooklyo, L 1 Rey. John London. Homas Ramaay, esley Bai of Brooklyn 1 Corn, none. ev. 8. C. Barley, Hawks, D.D., Lieutenant Eowarp Hicowss, ,toAswa Mania, daughter of John C. Zimmer: | Geoncr Sunny to Miss Mawira, daughter of the late n Thursday evening, Sept. 4. by les. Witsiam EL, Rocers to Miss Carnanise Vax Wisxxe, all of Brooklyn On the ud of September, by the Toutas, Esq. of this city, to Miss Marra Mvens, of Noot, It On the Od of September, by the Rev. Alex. H. Wright, q to Marcarer, youngest daughter of the eee William Murdock, Eeq., of Fosterseat, tiver, New Brighton ferry. tt E. Chureh, BS. td bis funeral will be in waltleg. both of this eity. Died, New frighton, on Friday, Sept. 5. Hi. aged 06 years. at Pier No. Mr. Jous Fuaurnty to tives and friends are respectfully invited to at- 1, North it 24 o'clock, where carriages Interment at Greenwood ican Ship Keumebs Ship Monmouth Ship Su’livan, Bark Panchita, Tos Edwar La: Bark gue. Kemptos rh Rhodes, MeN air, rT, Ne ‘arardl Road. +-mora 133 mora 135 & Howell. T Tapscott & w Orleans, JW Riwell. sarlestoa, T Marscilles, RC Mobil , rd, Poo, NF. Sition & Lrons'd pre Bierling (Br), Smish, St John, NB. Howard a Blak rie Yoecta (Norw), Cock, St John, NB, +f. 4 mead Belize, Hon BC Sche Thos Pierson, Bem Sehr Julia Eliza (Br), Fehr Ellen Lov 2, New Haven, ‘Steamer Vulcai Wand. 1 hiladelphia. arrives, Mortimer Livin: Ship with der and a! a Liverpool fo iy om 63, during a wit meee equall from N all Avg 5, lat 19, fou Ut, exchanged New York. amberinva & signals with » Gm, i days, &E som, Halifax, Kelly. 3 ‘Saithers & achay. _— C Strattom, Wescott, Savannah, N L MeCready fehr Com Keseney, Jove, Boston, 8 W Lewis. Thor aster. ow, Liverpool, July 24, Robi hip 02 “ “isys, in ballast, to raicns (Ham), Roles, Hambu 6 oa ‘aseengers, to Seb At it & Baleh Aste and topgal te, ee top mi tore tulworks, &e, Was towed up to the city by stoam tag yee Bark Orbits fSest), Giga fi Beil. rult © Bark bd 4 ile pansen as Frans (Prus), _ mers, to BS £ vee my & Moin elia (Br), Merrow Pist seam, 65 days, with iron with fish, to Brie ezabion (Br), Dart, Sydney, 12 days, with coal, tod 8 ng; Brit Weary € Low aye Schr Hichiander (Br), Sands, Halifax, 4 a wi Relly, Smithers & Mekay. Rarbars Ann (Bt) Lattimer, Halifax, 12 4 fad fe Fer, Bwither: Ein for Crom Johnson, Favat, daly rum i Sche Bornes Rabin Sloop Republic, So it Sei ix Balled. Ship Woshington, Pare, Liver dior op Planter, Cartwright, New Bedford, indsor, NB, 10 day peg By bound to Boston. ith, Brookhaven, Ting, eh ool. —— NE; at meridian, ENB; s sun- (eae Steamer Awenica.) eRDAM, A A k, A in deer, aoe! Liverroor, bella us. Wileca, New Orleans, & » New Orivans Mewar veom, Madi obile: Ashburton Sid Angel: ¥ ‘tn age Coeflor’ Kamen Means, NY ork for Queenstown. Arr Diana. cre Sid i7th. Won Canern, i Orion or NY yo 78, with with bound to 8, bound to Ale Samuels, NVork. iamnsey, Philadelphia: ‘wn, Puidadetphia: Pare- a st Adoiph, 9 By) ¥ i Inverness, Avg 12—Arr Eo us 1—State KR th, Gonder Barstow a for jaa Hille, Corn, tonbellay , Swasey, for Philadelphia, “Arr France Avg @— arr precthe a Mg. & do tat inet o, Bovn as de Bre, 16th, Vale va Meare joi, NOrloans, aud eld for | ™ H=Cl4 Hatlewnin, Brows, NY =arr bo ¢ (new pkt), Brown, prise Fattervon, prem alt MeHenty. Boston: B4 Olym tie, Miskelly, Baltimore: 234, Kitty Cordes, Finalater wins, Now Vork: Clyde, Milis, ny 4 Thomas, Smit OF Bing Nag se (2h, yr baat ul Mensesian, ‘Edw Cut and Ti ponders b ory ee Glidd: on, Child, for Philadel! Faulke, do 2th; Shackanaxon, West, do Ist 1a ice do 12th; Gondar, Barstow, do isth; Annapolis, Gra- ae Pee 20th ult; Mary Mele, Rollin do 2th rleston 2ith ult, Austria guire, le Apna vente NOrleans; 2th, ‘ne O'Brien, Creighton: Infy a and Jobu Hancock. Levensaler, N bork; Juiah Touro, Lew NOrtesns; 2let, Cla England and A Meteat:, Boston; L Rogers, NYork. Mary Hale, Baltimore, Ale aD. Ge Jeune, Kelley, f iadelp ith, for Charleston; Pearl, (room, tor 8 Boston. Gatours Margarec E ratt, and Alfred, Pundt New 20th, Saratoga, Trisk, Calcutta; Solway, Hodgson, Tyre, Bosustow, Baltimore; let, Edmund, Webmann, New Or! Goo Turner, Prince, Qaebec. Hebard, for New. York immediately for do Bes Ina depen dance, Gordon, do on ‘Missiagi Brs for do ldz; ipdtora, Ciaeh, for au Vranclses Pe do. Ma ‘Sug ib—Art Gulseypings NYork: 13th 7 Gulseppina, N Yor! 5 Squall. Ends Norteans Ady, AH Kimball, for Braton: Comberiend, and Diogenes, for NOrleans; C Wyn: RH Gamble, forN Eavairivs, June st the Gentes, for N¥erie: Lg. (for: eiga ship, arteret ‘o bring forward the cargo of supposed Ship Wachington, of and for NYork, trom Calcutta, Before reported condemned RwPORT, Aug 2l—Arr Delerate, Marshall, Bristol toload for Bristol. gmourH, Au pen} Bonérix' Hudson, Warner, Lon- don for NYork, and ald sa ug S08, oT fy % omer, Sprague, from Havana for Crovstad bay a teslew “Bristol). Av, be ented Higgins. go hia for Glouosster, Jorephins, Bornhol i ee ‘Jenkins, Price, do; susie, UO de dist ‘Anna, from Philadelphia for Gloucester, E. ybgnt Veronea, prov to Aux i6-Si@ Mandania, Colle, orl Qvivserown, Avg 191i Syrian, Mason, (‘com New Oz- N Brock non, Aug om Age age spend NYork. Tue Brant, Avg maar, Barry, trom Batavia Deo 12, Maui pril 19, for Rotterdam. Trizste, rie it—Arr Julia, », Wilson, ‘Havana. Drat » painted black to ME bannel, lon 10 W, b t Lean, Lat quantity of he oa od, and abe. ap) to sy master?“ murdered, and three of th. reported oue or two mont: brizs Alfonse, nd Alfa, erolin » Charleston, wi sobra Florida, Nori Kensington, Me: ehanic, Saratoga, Susan Orlean, Geo Edward, Woscogus, and Mary George, Philadelp! Bautrwons, Sept 5. Arrived—Bark Syiph, Boston; brix hurét, Rio, Jansite, Fait River, Sept 5. Arrived—Sloop I H Bordeo, N York. Arrived—Schrs Eliza Jane, Nant: Sherwood, NYork; Venice, and H all of vessels in Hampton Roads, The Paovience, Sept Sailed—Sloops Harvest, Sea Witch, Willaca Nick. INOTON, Se pt 3 Arrived—Bark Roderick Dhu, NYork; rohe Alaric, Bronson Sept 5 Arrived—Schrs St Mary, NYork; Julietta, Boston, Sacem, Sopt 4. Cleared—2chr Globe, NYork. Noarorx, Sept 4. Revenue, aad ms, Nantucket tor Malis. ferlin, for Bermuda, St Thoma Porto Rico, Jamaica, and all the West India Islands, w close at t ange Reading Ro er change), on Mon- day, 8th inst, at 110 clock, 1 Bremen aad nie Letter bage per si Alabama, for Sa- are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street. Herald Marine Artived—US surveyin ise; ig = Hall, nee. ARTOWN, Sept 1. hiledelphin for Boston: sebrs Sen- for Bangor. NYork for Portland, re brig Eleanor, bound E; acbr Esther & Eliss, do. pa ‘ind strong from NE. In gi surveying bi the vessels above reported, and several ia t un) Schr Augustus Moore came off last eveuing wi after throwing cverboard sls teus of fe Bi ‘cutee Te Pa ra Hor’ Providencos Sally Wheeton, Wheaton, Warlems J U darned, Banks, Portland, Ct; A W Leeds. Endicott, Norwich: Dea: mark, Rockett, Newport; H Girard, Hammoud, NYork Fiorn, Crosby, Eastport. leareé—Brig Fortuna (Beem), Mabbart. Rie Janeiro: me ‘arah © » Ba J& ve po der "Baldwins Westectt, Providence; A! Lave, N Haven: DG Brooks, Resebrook snd As Denmark, Rockett, Dighto: ditt, Borto on: lard, snd B Girard, Hammond, N York: Warehouse, do. Miscellaneow fice Wasxoron, of NYork, at formerly belonged ¢ to New bury po have been bound to NYort, wh ritius, condemned is now rep 6 cargo is to be for- >, in distress at passengers by bows a= from Panama for 8Fran« Sen Luis 01 on about 100 arr at8 F July 24, Bark Gronox Hevny, from Balt fore reported returned to Baltimore, thorough repair. avon, of NBo xpected to be hen the gale eo Brie Troe, rienced on 25th while 1 End, # ix, nearly ready to oan on to the shore of Tabucca, the was bownd to Boston, of rum, © part of which will be jed_at Nacu bo on the 20th _ Bare MaTawon fire and towed to Hcikina, of Boston, before reported on Town ereek snd was ‘Dear the howsver, bee The brig when bar, 2th ult, experienced ® heavy gale from rong aleak, On the inorning of Does, the capge Jo be on fire, and the nexs morning spoke ¢ sehr Col my! by bh ntil2 PM. when the orew havi wae fou Batter): refuse amp overboa: y the omall boat to plowed up b 4 lathe, Seun Cor Satranty, Booth, peeh ult, ext : a Targe tore and was blowing fresh at ti Aroun with amber, supposed the Moro, teen Bept 3 ashore nrar Mowenville, abe thought she will be gut cif at damage. p dens Aye (ef Bath) Wilder, with @ gale twenty Ave d split ition the vessel is run her on shore, V * July 7, Spoken, Pe was lgaaliced Suly 1 At, 83th ata steamship, bow h, from Boston for Cro ult, « for Philadelphia, Aug 90, of Puller, from Boston (May 31) for Canton, WS, a Yeaton, from Liverpool for NYork, P Albers Rejei.l, of and for Bre for Baltimore, Aug nee © pa th usr f Little, from Liverpool for NYork, Avg crtnnd, | sth Hip Baward, Getty, from Boston 2th for Calextia, Aug hs ted spoken Ang. 16, tat W 44.1.0 co as Exar was "undoutyedly the Sophia, Tree: e2, ete ‘or * Gade. eye Be oe 7 ens rice vane sr 28) for June 1, SRN fot Bwhia, July 4 lat m H -¥ a Ae on 22) for beck trom’ Liverpoot Yor Ris Jaacieo, July lt pT, he 7 a jame, ‘ * porting. feet (June 5) for bi jae (Netherland wan, from NY ork 8) for, is, July 18 aie Batts Fah aly ities BCE Ses us, SPesnchoo foe Sydney, "saree mn, July 2a, 4 from Bremen for NYotk, Avg 10, Behr Rio tom, Avg 15, oH ’ Whatemen. Sid from NBedford Sept 4 ship Thos Nrq Aimy, South | Partie. At Mavzitivs May 31, Pauling, Tateh, NBedford, ofl not a lon, at Wi lao ken July 1d, Moseengor, iP, NB, #0 ap: Ba 0} eT nat Gor Os fe). lor, of Dertmort Me i bir Ma jeatic. NF, a ral i, of Westport, ‘ion "2, Maongoil, Hashing | Loa pox, Aus 19—Ent inward, Monterey, M Manus from Eve. | steamer Bibb, McSiair, from a | | Woreign Ports. wore oe 13—Bhip John W White, MoNoar, for N eg oh 3 eh, Ete id (Br), rome ai sy ip ativan, a bzies Maney, Tapier 2 Roy, for SFrancisco. dia vel Helen Mar, Bhermen, Tabi- ic, Coney, Caloutta. arr ingot phi B ec, Quiltinas, easel in port. igor? & Ne 4m Pave diy aug rag brige Pamclis Merriam, NY¥ork; 27th, Clara, McDonald. Queue Aus 8 Sr Jon ND 4u8 zn, P ‘t Nevius, Bor die, Al eee abt June 10—Ship SIslends. Heat ARUANO, clac. vi. i (ace 18)-are bark Fanny, Quin, NYork; Bangs brige Ell Foran, N York; 0} chi 8 ings, from Boston t Jane 10—Bark Rio, Learned, for SFr: UGUSTA, Aug 27—Arr brig Lamartine, Center, Paila- ade poke Arno, Boal rd, Liverpoot 244 ult, about 4 PM; ship an Miller ‘ill ~ ine ron genre. Aibeny, White, ed, do. CO! » Niokerson. ita Hand, June ‘Baltimore, John "cotke Haake £ Rowlan: bia, Sid hg see yaherty, Pinkham, Philadelpaia; 8. 6. N bre Co) Tsane Merrit bf a ei Waeeh Be ‘Rowlan owt, Molec, a Lasher, Jas merica, Shannon, M; are at her dock Foy, Cadis; bark Jedo, Cersaga a, Burt, N Aaron vi ‘ac: State Right Pye A in Hatiters $d lust Br: Bey Atkins, Cotte rigs Mareb: Porn Aree ee tantinople; Boston Lody (Br), Fonut Marti of arias 1 Mehan, Philadelpbia; schz Presid a Kelley, York. ane He SPs lees naraating, ip Parliai ipa John Wade roam eli m4 Fe tarts Fleck, Char R phi: El aude . ‘orig a esata via Wilmtog’ NE Fivhouee Rock. taay, NV ork, alban wa Nel i ty. NYorI Firsonth for Charicston, Sid bars Priendenip, brig Raa ‘Brig Palm and two othor brigs romain in the roads. ORE, ja Sex Bru Mobits: Jos ap Gardner, “Cobb Rtg reek ea SO Arr poeta! bij Poaret, Harbor opt Rogers, Bosten, a. In the offing, schr 3 Fairfield, plas reed NYork; Sept seri 13 Ioeep ya jetamora (of yeares Vesper, NYork; Col 3: Island, Bahamas. Arr bark Carolina, Nichols, NYork; brig Thoosa, F Lutterloh, Somers, from Baltimore. Sid White, do; achra (eee Mincelt gens Henry, ane vie ry Flying Arrow, Coombs, a Northern port. ships Teabel (ay Be Rollin —-. ‘Havana, wigs Bennett. from Philadelpbis, Ae ico hiverroo}, Uisg, Cclumtia, Gremley, : E Bulkley, Walker, from NYork, sat New York, Sutt trom NYors, sieg. Joba Wavonel, ‘Turner, teom Liverpogh, "ding" Fairiald ‘Loveland, for NYork, ready: Chaco, White, do Philena, Herbest,_ from, Liverpool, Sieg: Harriott Josats, Phises, from & Yorks d is ‘ Bw), Sandstrom, for Carthagena, ldg; by ye —- Liverpool, Ca Ea aroolona, wea; M'Kown, for K gence, ding, Bude yar em Ba ey from N ¥ J agg i paMal Follansb) VERS. Se CARDINER, Aug 2—Art schr Catharine detphiay Bert 1. brig Wm Crowlord, Brooking: LE Bent 4, 6 to: wi Aw oa, diag: & Wig: Noemie, Cricket, for do, for da, 108: Sp), Amolia, Agey, tor Li f do, ldg; barks Quoen Sumter, eta from Borton, g m0 dieg: Commerce ( Br), Hl mith, “fo (Boston, alec Volocii, r}, Sorensen, for Bat (Revhntoe NY an fics Lap ¢! se 2 sta sohr Henry, Mall, NYork. waver » PM—All prevented to day by the mod byt tenee of pene m, for Provil adly. sera Tia, Works ileake ete Foriinad, ant beig Abbots Lawrence. from Boston, are in the harbor. MOBILE, ane 2s sccna (Br), W ACR SPO! i from York: sehr Wm NEW ston, Rock Barriet 8 Baile, Boston, White, Terry, for Sirg Sing” Nap we Aleta N¥ee RiCUMON DS. eelphis sche meas, Be Bik NYork Farre MILE BRIDGE. H 2, T LONE Box, Sepe sare br Rondout for Kidder & Co, Fletcher, N York for Wa: ols SURPELAS eel port, Lerman, from NVork. J D Peano a3, Shute, Mystic 4 -% odti yivania, Bill, N 0, Herries. P Corbert, Howit Boston; ton; Sophia God! snover. WasmiNovo) 35 he BF Han ‘whingn "Geek, York. eaipa Acland, Rios, Boston; S:ad- Cates, : pan sors Friend, Strout, aad Em- ‘orth, schre J P Bent, oy Pen T RT, Aux 8—Sid schra Relief (new) Lifton, Ingarsoll, chy, caer Below, ooming p, steamship Union, Budd Ni ork) sobrs jen’ Kilay orth, do mith. Scoith, Vireinia; Thos Peterkin, Avery, Williams, Albsoy for Norwich; Oregon, Providence, Sevou Sisters, Deiacs. de tor uth: Lucy ondour for Bowburypert | Montaro, Hallet, j ll Bara Rondout for elphia; Adventurer, ere, Ric ds Janeiro: Bost = eraon, NYork. 7 C Lowell, r ? Bal jtimore. tri Stover, i aati DELPUILA, Sept S—Arz steamship Pennsylvani | Bay ie age Boho, Howes, Bosten: brig China. | Studtey, do; scurs James parts, ‘Thompson, Ann, Clas 4 Lather Cpl 2d a1 Oe Nii Halt, Deversux, atop; | Bride 78% ngs, Boston; “Chinchite, Tio ities, Britt, Milton ch: Mit dona ¢ pon, Shae, ohn Compton, TEal" Boy, Barrett, Sobuylt Simonson, Newburg: Free, Newton eprelett, Reid, Row jury; NH Hall ali igepe: Haverstraw; jos Hand, P weston NYork, oteo Ace Si— Are sches Sieang ‘Rept 3-Are segues Vi NRC 6, Sim- do; Deborah, Rattian do, Tnde~ jantier, w, do. Passengers Sailed. layearoot—Packet sbip) Washington—Mr Yeor Co W Rowman, f cul paid f Ww ina We Re} For tevlghs se. mmodetions tore. ig SaESEY LV Tsrox Agoat, No. fy Broadway. , Mrs Pegeandson Mr Aagili—1s ¢ gorvant: Mr Lansing N ow mingtoo and two Mad Roxbury. “i steamer rope, posi- 2 o'clock, we” berth i pang ha he Passage, having wnequalled 8 os was ? ARD ® COLL ‘oat Wil suoveed the Atlan! Passengers, on Saturd ay, Sopeera Piee No. ¢ North river. ‘rice of reienced ourgoan ie, ottesned to 8 ase Chtvug the Poss Offos. | OR LIVERPOOL —THE FAVORITE. STEAMSHI? | CITY OF GLASGOW w erpool oom Sha ae Senvember Lith, in ¥atoo a wae No letter Merlin, exeept th: F% NORFOLK, * RS The vow and slegant doub's ongine steam COKE, Lowis Commander, ‘will lesve North Riv fon Saturday morn! oogere for N Bee gocds will bs trip. She will be re-eive freight, For freight, of sprly te (ORNTON. age Boast ovceet, Ne York. be Dia & WaTSOS, Avents, Richmond, Seperuter Storrag upg and Kichme ag Pavanned-v, 2. 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"I pald’ over be cured of weakness from eel abuso, wit roucured me by local a1 Uinne. jae. Evens. affection on my body ax Sone, under three p! ack medicine Ico 1088 W' IMONT, Me De ad Readwar—nct in the tess DR. HUNTER, PROPRIETOR ished Hunts nyse) D cures pri EY WAS IN “TIME. nd long eatadli see Dr ta be robbed. ee orker knows Dr. I. vat bave had ane rajaciouce in tals beecoh of medicine than any other man liviag ‘are 8 few wh doctor to publish their proofs —" Weeks, of a dreaeful disenso that broke out all over me, and the effects of mercury. I was so reduced 1 was laid up mors thea o ya had been given up by & doven doctors. 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