The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1852, Page 8

| WEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. (OFFICOIAL,.) Stated Session. Boagp or Avoeamen, July 7, 1852. Present—Richard T. Compton, Esq , President; Alder- men Moor, Hanley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, ‘Tweed, Brisley, Smith Tiemann. Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman. Cornell Alvord, Doherty ‘The minutes of the four previous meetings were read ‘end ap proved. reTiTioNs. By Alderman Borcr—Petition of John 8. McLean. for the privilege of building ont thirty-five feet from the corner of Watts and West streets. To Com- mittee on Wharves Keo By the Parsins.s7—Petition of Ira Munson, for relief for emages reoeis:d while in discharge of his duty as a watebman To Comuitice on Police ‘Alderman Sotu— frmonstrance of owners of pro- perty in Canvon street axtmet building a sewer in said street Laid on tuble for the present f: By the rame—Critain charges against Hose Co, No. 89. To Committee on Fire Department. By the rame— fetition of John Hancock. to bave re- mitted fine for violation of Corporation ordimances. To Committee of Finance By Alderman Dourwry—Petition of ©. G. Striker and otbers. for Croton water pipes to be laid in Eighth avenue from Fifiy fourth etreet to broadway, through to Seventy- first erect. To Committee os: Croton Aqueduct. By Alderman Wann—Peticion of 8. Van Dusen, for correction of tex ‘To Committee on Finance By Alderman Bano—lerrion of Colvin & Denniston, to be paid tor work done by tbem in paving. &c., Theatre aliey To Committee o». Si roots. By Aldermen Piesaccx—Bill of Dr. Hepburn amount- ing to $27, for med-en\ services at the Twelfth ward eta tion house. To Comrittes on Police. By the same—Pet' jou of James MeNespte for lease of how'e on Fixth aver.ue. near Forty-pinth street. To Com- mittee on Finance. By Alderman Os¥ixv—Petition of Vroom & Fowler, for the privikege of laying a drain in James street, at their own expenre To Croton Aqueduct Department, with power. By Alda Ie of Dr, Nestail_ amounting to $10; for rervice ward station house. To Com- mittee on Police . y—Rill of William B DeForrest, amounting 10 $18 37 for medical rervices at the First ward sation house To Committee on Police By Aldaman Dy x1as—Removstrance of James 0 Hoe end others, against buildiug sewer in Gansevoort street. To Committee on Sewers Vy the ram’—Petition of Charles Lent and others. for a hose carriage to be Located im Sixteenth ward. , ToCom- mittee on Fire Depurtment By the Presinest—Vetition of Phelps. Dodge & Co, to have the wall around St. George's Charch, in Cliff street, removed Aldermen Harry moved that the Street Commissioner be directed to atiend to the same. and remedy the evil within one week «hich was carried. By Alderman Dexasn —Petition of D. A. Cushman. to have Forty e'uhth etreet regulated, between Eighth and Ninth avenurs ‘To Comuiitee on Roads, By Alderman Sruntevas.— Petition of Engine Com- pany 14. for un increase of men. To Committee on Fire Depertiors y the eame —Petition of A. P. Stryker, to furnish the Common Council with - stryker's American Register and Magazive.’ To Committers ou Arte and Sciences. by the Pnesipext.—Petition of Henry Libeneau, to fornieh the Corporation with bndges, rosettes. &c., on the cecation of the ob eqnies of the Hon. Herry Clay. To the Special Conumitice ov said subject By the Prrsinext --Petiuon of L, Gage and others, to prohibit the landing of emigrants on piers 42 and 43 North By Aldermen M tiver, Prayer of p+ titiovers granted. By Alderman Conxvut —Peti'iou of Ernest Keyser and other: tu have Fxtra strect lighted with gas. To Com- mittce on.Lamps und Cas. Reso r10¥8, By Alderman Waxn—te-nived. That the Street Com- missioner be, ana he is bereby, wuthorized to issue to C. V.8. Kane » duplica’s cer: ificate of a sole for assessments of lot No. 689. on wap for widening Art street, sold at the tion sale for non: pas ment of assessments, October 90, 1841. certifiento No. 1440 upon satixfactory evidence being filed with him of the low of the original anda bond of indemnity +x+cnted to hold the city harmless againat eny civic: that may arise by reason of the reco- very of raid criginal crrtificate. Adupted ty Alderman Tirsarx— Whereas. the building situat- ed on the ground formerly used as Potter's Field be- tween Forty ninth ond Fifiieth streeteand Lexington and Fourth avenues. stands on the line of Forty ninth street; and whereas in opening Forty ninth street, there is a large quantity of rock to be removed by blasting. and the contractor for opening lorry ninth street can proceed no further without de-troyiug ‘he buitding—t ) Recived, That the Vomptreller be authorized to sell suction to the highest bidder. the wooden building ‘on the north soe of Forty ninth street, between Lexington and Four+h avenues—the same to be. removed within six days ofthe rale Adopted By Alderman Srvxrevant—Resolved, That it be re- ferred to the Committee on Marke:s. to enquire and re port on the propriety and necessity of raising the salaries Of the clerk and assistant clerk of Washingion Market, ‘end that the committee be requested to report at an early day Adopted By Alderman Harey—Kesolved. That Ann street, from William street to Gold treet. be widened on the norther- ly ride thereof, on a straight line with the balance of the street fiom Broadway tv William street. Referred to Committee on Streets. By Alderman Borcr—Re it ordained by the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonal:y of the city of New York, in Common Council convened. That the necessary sluice Darins and culverts be builtunder the direction of the jon Acqveduct Department, at the easterly corners of letoken and West :treets and that the sum of $500 be, and it le hercby. approprinted therefor; and that the Comptrotier be and he is. hereby direc'ed to pay the requititvion of the President of the said Department, to ‘the smount and for the purpose before mentioned, ani charge the same to account of sewers and drai asa further appropriation for that olject. on Sewers By Alco man Switn—Rerolved, That the farther sum Of $2000 be. avd (be some is hereby. appropriated to pay expenres inourred ie celebrating our national anniversary Which was adopted ona division. viz. : Affirmative--—Aldermen Moore Haley, Sturtevant Boyce, Parr. Tweed Kristey, Smith, Tiemaon Pearsall yerd. Denman, Cornell alvord, Doherty—15. BBy Alderman Barn—Rerolved. Vhat the Harlem Rail- road Cempany be and they are hervby. directed to take up their rail- io Canal street. and lay down the groowd rails ip the place of those n0# laid down to be laid on granite blocks, and conerete the same as those laid down along the Park and that (he same be done within sixty days from the pa:rage of thi: resolution. Referred to the Com mitice ov Sirects. By Alderman Boycr—Whereas, the City Inspector's Department is without officers to perform the out-door duties of that deparimeot. aud the City Lnspector with- out power to eau-e the removal of natsasces dangerous to the publie health. in eon-quevoe of having uo officers to petfucm the duty: avo whereas it ix absolutely neces- ary ‘bat Health Wardens should be attached to the Health Deparimeut. in order that to insure the prompt exeou' ion oF measures demanded by a due regard to the Public interests, avd the heulth and lives of the commu- Referred to Com- , that the Committee on Ordinances be and are berety instructrd to prepare and submit to this Boaré, forib«ith an ordinance revealing the ordinance adopted by the Comuon Conneil March 15. 1852 where- by the office of Heaitn Wardens was virtually aboli-hed av@ that it be ordered that ove Health Warden to each ward cf the city of New York be apoointed and attached to the City Inspector's Depsr ment, to perform the duties and functions ef the Hewlth Wardeas. under the super. vision snd control of the City Lospector, in accordance with the ordinance repealed by the late ac ioaof the Common Council, Keferred to Committee on Ordi- OCS By Alderman SxrtH—Resolved That the sum of $159 be, ‘snd is hereby, approprinted for the repairs of bose carriage No. 31. snd that the Comptroller be, and is hereby, @irected to draw his warrant in favor of Jes-e Thomas, foreman of said hore ecmpavy, to defray said expenses. Adopted ona diviion, viz :— Affirmative— Ald: rm yore. Haley. ce, Barr, Tweed. the Prosident. Aldermen Brisley Smoth Tiemann, Pearsall, Ward. Denman, Cornell, Do- herty—15, By Alderman Convert—Rerolved, That the sum of $8,600 be, aud is hereby, appropriated to defiay the ex- ee of the tun ral ob the lamented Henry lay; which was adopted on « division viz. :— Aftirmative— Aldermen Sturtevant. torr, Tw Aldermen Brisley, Viemave. Pearsall! Ward, Depiman, Cornell; Do- —16. By Alderman Haier —Reslved That th er of Kepairs and supplier be. and is b have Fulton street cust of Grondway, Sturtevant. ce. Commissi dirve’ vd red without delay, Adopud By the rame—Hesolved That the Cemmirsioner of Repairs and Supplies b dis hereby , dir-e.ed to bav Wawr etreet between Peek lip aud Beekman street, re paired without delsy, Adopted —Kesolved, That the Commissioner By Alderman Sm'r Re of * be, ond he ir hereby. directed to ing an iron bell tower. (om the lot r Spring street) avd submit won Counc for their action he Commitice on Fire Department Morton Alderman Tween moved to reconsider the vote taken on adopting the report of Committee on fa favor Ofsiiowing Dr JK tardenbrook $250 for a convey ance, which wre lost for want of constitutional vore June 2, 1862. which wa-carried He then moved that the same be laid on the table, whi + also carried Ov motion the Howrd thea adjou evening vt 6 o'clock the etm Koternd ‘ D.T. VALENTINE Clerk of the Common Counell. Wednesday. Prosent—Jonatban Trotter Beq Promdent, hair; Arsistent Aldermen brown fait. Mabbatt. 0 trien. in ‘the Rodman, Bresden Woooward Ring. Wella, Ander. gon. Bouton McGuwan. Wrient, Whevian, Barker, Ko- qere Valentine, Brastow. Movonkey. A rer By Amsirtant Alderman Baastow—Of Thomas Pearson and others, that the curb and gutter stones be ret. and sidewnike flogged four feet wide. where not alveady done, in Kighty.tvird and Eighty fourth streets, between Fourth nod Fifib aveours, To Committee on Roads By +ame—Of same and others for a well and pamp in Righty third -treet, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, ‘To rame By sume Of Jamos G. McAdam and others. for a pump im Fiftythira street, between Fourth and Fifth avenves. To same By aretennt Alacrman Baows—Of John 8. Hollister snd wbers for ibe wideving of Battery place to the West line of Wert rtreet To Commitice on Street tome—Of J.D. Moore, fur compeasation for extra he paving at corner of Wert and Jay streets, Te Committe on Five De partment By assistant Alderman Waiont—Of Company BE Ame. floen Rafies. New York state militia for third story of Rewx © . for dri room. To Committee on Kepairs ae Aldcrman M avenue. trom 8. East River. By same—Of Tere 4 in Fifty-third street. between Lexington ourth avenues. To Committee on Roads, REMONHTRANCES. By Assistant Alderman Trorter—Of Dearborn. Rogers, ano others. against a sewer constructed in Third avenue, between Eleventh and Iw: streets. To Com- mittee on Sewers. By Asristant Alderman Roorns—Of Roberts, min, and others. against the proposed alteration of tl exterior line of the city on the East river between Eighth and Thirty-eighth streets. To Committee on Wharves, Gt Committee on Streets Tah ving mittee on Streets—In favor or First ave- nue from Twenty-vighth to Thirty-fourth surest; in favor ja- of peving Thirty-eighth street. from Third avenue to the | Fast river; in favor of tenciug lots between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, and First and Second avenues; in favor of flagging walke in Gouverneur street, between. Henry sud Division streets; in favor of re-etting curb and gutter stones, and between Chatham and Madison streets; to coucur to re gulate and pave Madison avenue. between Forticth and Hn aaa streets. All adopted—each by the follow- Dg vote:— Affirmative—Trotter, Brown, Tait, Mabbatt O’Brien, Rodman, Bresden, Woodward Ring, Weilk, Anderson, Bouton McGowan, Wright. Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Valentine Lrastow—19. Of Committee on Sewers—to concur for sewer in Thirty- fourth street. from Madison avenue to 100 feet weet of Fourth avenue; to coucur for sewer in Thirty-cighth strevt from Kighth avenue. 250 feet weet ; to concur for sewer in Elizabeth rtriet, from No. 226 to Houston street; to corcur relative to sewer in Twentieth street, between avenue A. and Fir-t avenue; to concur for sewer in Centre street. from Rroome to Grend street; to concur in permission to managers of Colored Orphan Asylam to comect with sewer; to concur for rewer in Ohryrtie strect. from Walker to near Bayard streote; to concur for sewer in For y-third sreet. between Eighth aud Ninth avenues. All ndcpted, each by the following vote :— Afirmative-—Trotter, Bipwn. Tait, MabbattO:Brien, Rednian? Brenden. Woodward Ring. Wells, Anderson,’ Feuton, McGowan, Wright. Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Valentine. Brasiow-—19 Of Committee on Roads—To concur in suspending the work of setting curb and gutter stones in Forty-ninth ttrect. from Sixth to Seventh avenue, until the sewer sbull have beea completed. Adopted Of Committee on Asscessments—In favor of confirming acsexement fora sewer in Tenth avenue. from Forty-se- cond to Forty-sixth strect, and appointing Abner San ford collector therefor. Adopted by the following vote : Affirmative—Assistent Aldermen Trotter, Brown. Tait, Mabbact O’Brien, Rodman, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells. Anderion_ Bouton McGowan. Wright, Wheelan, Barker Regers. Valentine, Brastow. MeConkey—20 The report in favor of a new exterior line from Fighth to Thirty-eivhih street. on East river, on motion. was taken from the table, and referred to the Committee on Wharves. RESOLUTIONS, By Aévistant Alderman M’Goway—That 116th street be tedand graded from Fourth avenue to East river. To Committee on Roads. By Aesistant Alderman Varentine—That a space four feet wide be flagged through Fourteenth etrect, south side, from Second to Third avenue. To Committee on Streets Ty Assistant Alderman Wrr1s—That Thirteenth street, berween Seventh and Greenwich avenues, be lighted with ges. Adopted By sume—That two gas lamps be placed in front of the Madison evenue Presbytcrian Church, corner of Madison avenue and Twenty ninth street. Adopted. fy Assi:tant 4ldcerman Trorter—That four to six stone posts be placed near the gas lamp on crosswalk running from the end of the Park to the Muscum, in order to pro- tect foot purrengers Adopted By Assistant Alderman Woopwarv—That the sidewalk on south side of Monroe street. from No. 56to Market sirect, be newly flagged and widened. ‘To Committee on treets. By Assistant Alderman Breaven—That the pump at the corner of City Hull place and Chambers street, be tuken up and the well filled in, Adopted. By Assistant Alderman Wueriay—That Thirty- seventh street. between Second and Third avenues, be regulated and curbed and guttered according to the amerded grade and that the Street Commissioner adver- li-e fer objections. Adopted By Assirtant Alderman Mssnarr—Preamble setting forth thet the City In-pector is left without the services of avy officer to perform the out door duties of the de- =. ‘&e, with the following resdlution:—Resolved, hat the Committee on Ordinances be, and is hereby, ipetructedto prepare and submit to this board, forth- with. an ordinenee re-establishing the office of Health Warden. and its duties. in acoordance with the ordinaace repeuled as above stated, (March 15, 1852). To Com- Mittee on Public Health. PETITION, By Asristont Alderman’ McUoyxry—Of Charles New- comb and otbers, that Croton water pipes be laid in ‘burty-seventh street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. To Commitice on Croton Aqueduct, COMMUNICATIONS. From the Street Commissioners. submitting the follow- ing apportonments of assessments, vis :—for paving Twenty sixth street, between Sixth and Eighth avenues; buiidng a scwer in Second avenue. Thirty ninth strect, and Third avenue; building a sewer in Fourteenth street, between Tenth avenue and Hud:on river: paving flagging and setting eurb and gutters in Thirty-third street, bet sixth oud Eighth avenues. Confirmed. Frem the bureau of Assessments, with the following asterement liets. axking their coofirmation, and ‘hat Abner Sanford be appointed collector therefor, viz :— For sewers in Thirty.seventh street from the sewer in Eghtb avenue to 4 point at or near to the intersection of the Seventh »venue; ditto froma point in Second avenue. about thirty feet north ef fwenty-ceventh street. to and connecting with the sewer in Twenty-eighth street; for fingging a space tour feet wide through the sidewalks in Thirteenth str et. between Avenues Band (; for regulat- ing ano grading Ferty-cixth street. between Fifth avd <evepth avenues; for regulating. grading, and paving thirty seventh street. between Eighch and Ninth avenues: for paving the intersection of Avenue B and Thirteenth street; for laying a crosswalk in Fourth street, between Avenue Cand B directly in front of the Union Gongre gational Church; for re-laying crosewalks across Madi-on street. at Oliver. Catharine and Market streets. ToCom mittee on Astesements, FROM BOAKD OF ALDERMEN, Resolution—that the wooden building north side For'y ninth street. between Lexington avenue and Fourth avenue, be sold at auction, to be removed Con- curred ia Resolution—That the Street Commissioner sauce to 0. N. $. Kane duplicate certificate of sale of a lot sold for assessments Concurred in. Directing. on petition the Street Commissioner to at- tend to the rtate of the wall of St, George's Church at Ubffstreet. and the sidewalk in the vicinity. &e., and remedy the ame. Conenrred in Referring the communication of the Commissioner of Streets and Lemps. as to liming the gutters, &e. To Committee on Public Health, with power. Concurred in by the following vote:— Afluma:ive—Trotter, Brown, Tait. Mabbatt, O’Brien Rodman Breaden, Woodward. Ring Wells, Anderson. Bouton, MeGowan, Wright, Barker, Vaientine, Brastow. and McConkey Resolution—That the court rooms. corner of Clinton and Grand street, be clewnred, &e. Coneurred in by the following vote Affirmat ‘Trotter. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, O'Brien. Reman Woriwa.d Ring. Wells, Anderson. Houten MeGowan, Wright, Barker, Valentine, Brastow, apd McConkey. Resolw'ion—That the heap of sand piled up in Broad- way at the head of the Bowling Green, be removed, Uon- curred 10 Report—T favor ef awarding contract to furnish 1,000 ‘one of coal for the use of the'varions departments of the Corporation J D Harris (500 Lehigh at $415. and 500 Peach Orchard. st $4 30, average $425.) Concurred in by the foil: wing vote :-— Affirmative—Crotter, Brown, Tail, Mabbatt, O'Brien Rodman, Vrenden Woodward. Ring. Wells, Anderson fouton McGowan, Wriglit, Baker Vulentiae, Brastow. and McConkey ‘the Board tix o'clock en oAjourned to Thureday afternoon, at From the minutes, EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk The Common Cometi and the City Lospector. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. (PROM OUR _OWN HEFCIAL KEPORTER ) y Jcry 7.—Alderman Boyce (Fifth ward) tion. that the Committe on Ordinances ot wn ordina re-aopolnting health war ut the city. To this was prenxed a preaw- ble. ceiting forth the action of the Common O woolbbing them aud alleging the ineffic riment tp consequence, to take nec meaty ainet the approach of cholera. which wns read the Wrosrs prerepted rtbwith re avne thou re ow in the solution, and moved ils adoption nich was recouded Aliomean Weetey Surrn (Eleventh ward) moved that be referred to the Committee on Public Heth, Aivenwan Bover cert jected to that course ; here they would hear vo wore ot it, Ttwasa very mperiavt meatier & sing #hould be done in it, The chclrs wae even vox raging in the united States: 2 any preparatory «teps contd be taken here before the ity, the common Council were bound to He repeated his hope that the rosolution twke them | would be adopted Atpiruan Srunrevan, (34 ward.) as one of the ecummittee on public health wovld certainly urge them to prepare aud prepose an ordinance but there was a committee purposely created for) uch purpo-«s ALpteman Barsuny. (9th ward.) called for the reading. and the clerk read the preambie and resolution accord ingly. Tiiennse Sremewvanr ected whet wan the object in referring it to the Health Committee? Alderman Ssut# would briefliy expain the reason The wholf spirit of the resolution directed them forthwith to prepare and report an ordinance for the appointment of Health Warcens; and if be understood it rightly, they were not ready yet to appoint thove wardens, Aldermen Bover was quite prepared for tbe objection He knew they were not ready to appoint them but it wos bighly imporiant they sould be. I’ tt went there. that would be the last of it, and it should go to the Commit tee on Ord! we as it was required to do away with one Hee £Dd appoint another Alderman Dexmas (Sixteenth ward.) eappored it was important. 270 had rupposed +0 too, io 1844, Chat it was important 10 appotot the wardens, but he was not eware what they bad ever done. They seomed to be quite ruperfluon® and nseiwes, and that was the reason for abolirb id truly ray that after the appointment he found his #ara in a wore cond th it War in 640. ‘The Board of Heath bad been compelled totnke setion and it was he rnpposed. quite compatent to doro. He enw no one in his district for # long time. and never saw bim on duty. Alderman Srurrevavr raid the objections were weil put. but the wardens had been the means of pointing out and removing @ great deal of fith Yet the Common Counei! op ecming Into power. had passed a» ondinanoe repeaiing he ben heal’h iaw, whiob aathorived the Tn- ing sidewalks, in Jamos street, | #pector to appoint 4 number, to be ordered by the Oom- ? Had it not already been warm enorgh? Why was thix ordinance rej ? Was it really becaure the Warden« were it at? or was it beeaure the Ivepector could not be induced to change rome of them ?--tbat he could pot be iuduoed ty take them from the demceratie party? He thoayht his triend would bave the ounder to admit or state, that such was the case. and that a deputation waited upon him. in fac , and raio—* Our party are now in the ascendant, and if you pomivate thore men who think as we do, we'll Hond 4—if not, we'll abeli bh them altogether He ovly asked bis friend from the Sixteenth whether tbat was pot the reason Common report semetimes spoke the truth, » ds metimes ied at Viawwounty, In thr cate be bel ved = wastrue, Th uch there might ‘be Fome os them who did not think exactly as they did. he hoped they would lay aside those sectional and party feel- wg. or, Chey tiked, let Ubeir folks (che Comm ya coun- co) nominate them; for his own part he didnot thiok it oxght vo be mixed up with politics Hf they were tonnd, as scme Were said to have been, neglecting their duty, and lollang about in grog shops, let them be reported aud Giemirred. he would report them as cheerfully as he woulda man for stealing bis pocket book; but let them te appointed, as the whole city demanded 1 at their hands. ¢iucrmman Boyes would say no more. if politics had not been iptreauerd. It was s most important mutter, and yot one so small and exy of aeoomplirhmeut. The Wardens bad done n great deal, he contended; they bad reported every house, every inhabiiaat, and every numence within their wards to the inspeotor It was only # year ago the bone botlers had been in fall opera- Mpg ALG now-bren sb@lich+d througa these means It this had been done ten years ngo, it would have been +orih two bundred and fifty millions to the city of New Lie was proceeding to reud some tacts from the en's report, when Smivu said he would withdraw his amend ment, He moved the word ~ forthwith’? be stricken out. Alderman STURTEVANT supposed that Meant as soon as they were rendy to report what it should be stricken out or, Alderman Smrru withdrew that also, Alderwan Dewan Wisted ty made & few observations. ‘The nuisances in 1849 had not been corrected by the City Inspector, but by the Board of Health He had heen applied to from January to July. but nothing was ever done until the Sanutory Committee of the Board bad gone to work inenrnest. He. bimeelf, had taken the Deputy Inspector almost by main force, round his ward. to show him the abominations; and he got quite sick and nauseated. Thut was the only time he had ever kuown him to perform any duty atall. He spoke of the Sixteenth ward. Another point ho wished to speak on— he hag heard of a document emanating from the Inspec- tor's office; but he had never heard the first domand out of doors for these officers, He did not think they were 80 called for as some gentlemen imagined. notwith-tand- ing the inclination of the papers to favor all these things, He thought it was not so. Aperman Boyce stated that by the Inspector's report the additional sum required for the expen-es of the de- partment in clesnsing the city, was $26.000, and of this upward of $25 000 were required for the removul of offal, &o. Would a dead horse go out of the city without being carried out? And there wus now no ove whose duty it wax to report these things, He wanted these men to be restored. The 1earon the alderinan of the Sixteenth could not see them was because they were whigs. Alderman Drxman—Did not think the wardens would move the dead horses, (Jaughter.) In his ward the man who had charge of the street, had, by his orders. reported there things to the Inspector. who sent word, he the Al- derman might move them himself, The tault lay with him snd not fu the want of wardens; ss when the report was made all was done that they would do. Alderman Waxp was not surprised at the answer He thought it a proper one.as the Inspector did not receive the report from thctproper person, and in the proper form itongbt to be Alderman Lane said’ he had experienced the same dif- ficulty in consequence of the Inspector being plaved. at his warden being taken away, whereas it was his duty. both by the charterand the ordinance, to remove them on being notified. All executive power was taken from the Common Council; and he hoped the committee would consider some means, and that some action would be taken to compel him to do his duty, or place some one there who would, Alderman Tremasy said the Inspector had made a po- Litical queetien of this, He supposed the wurdens never did remove a nuisance; and he did not see why they should succumb to the Inspectgr. .when the law made it imperative on him to have these things removed Avb. Sturtevant thought the proper way to proceed for x breach of duty, would be to impeach, He did not understand the person ~ who had charge of the streets." He koew of no such officer. It must be one appolated by the Alderman—one of his own sort. And perhaps the nuisanccs were not reported as injurious to health; and if so, the Inspeetor was vot bound to remove them. He was not obliged to remove political maisauces, nor was it lls duty to go personally to look afer these things, bat rhe law gave him power to appoiut persons to do #0. and they had taken away this power, it had been taken away for political reasons. and let it be re-tored by moral ind physical reasons The resolution ought to be adopt- ed in tts broadest and fallest sense He had no objection to their considering some other plan by which the per- sons should be appointed, ‘Ald. Dexsan wished to correct an impression that poli ical reasons bad influenced them in dismissing the war lens, He did not know that any such deputation wen.Joned lad waited upon the Inspector. The poiat or juestion of polities never was raised by him His ouly eling and miotive was that these wardens did not seea o be of any uso, and it was unnecessary that they should ¢ o permanent tax on the citizens The question was then put, and the resolution carricd cferring it to the committee to report an ordinance. The National Cetebration, CELEBRATION BY THE PRISONERS “AT SING PRISON. The celebration of this day by these unfortunate per- sons, was of the most peculiar character, The officers of the prison, with a liberal spirit and corroet philosophy that has adopted the policy that kindness will produce more good among the prisoners than severity. on Sunday —(the anniversary of our national independence) —after listening with the prisoners to a patriotic sermon, deli vered by the Rey. Mr. Wells, brought the prisoners from their cells about six o’elock, and gave them full and free liberty of the yard. and the privilege of taking a com- fortable bath (not a shower bath) in the North river. Nearly all the officers and guards of the prison were in attendance, and the scene presented was one of the most interesting aud amusing that could beimagined. Of the 707 priconers. nearly all were in the water at one time; and such jumping. such splashing, such shouting. and eve freedom, was barely, if ever, seu among men rub- ject at an anstant’s call to per ect order and fall subordi- nation This concluded ali were marched back to their ells as regular as the troops of a regular arn On the fitth. the day that the day was celebrated the celia were opened at A.M, under the superintendencs of the officers. when the priconers who desired to bathe were aliowed the privilege of an hour After breaktast they returned to thetr cella torceeive their usual presents from the contractors, and then. in contradistinetion to the regular rulessthey were allowed freedomof speech to the futlest degree—with the restriction that neither obscene nor blasphemous language should be used Then the greatest literty was opened —euch huzzas for Mborty were rarely heard apd rarcly more really felt. Patriotic songs were rung, patriotic towsts were given, patriotic speeches were mace. aud thus the time passed until wine o'clock closed every mouth, Woen the prisoners silenuy sunk to roet, contrasting their position as violaters of the laws with thore who were yet in the foll and free enjoyment of het 1 Se law grants to all Who are its advoeates and supporters, ‘ goa. (except the bathing. which was sap- ny A danor) Were aliowed to Lhe female prisoners in rd a tuched to th ison and the day passed off great bilerity and eethusiaxm ‘This liberal movement entities the Inspectors and offi- cers to guuch credit, SING THE MILITARY. New Yorx, July 6, 1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE WeKALD. T noticed s few soitwh« im the sep sosterdvy in the evening Henan bington Greys veo have been under my cour Major M. Be Censto for the last ix months, No Liente t Colonel. ‘Lhe wnrform and horses are grey thr he Old W rd having changed their upifiem to onr Bll of Drees.”’ formerly under the command f cur Inte Lieutenant Colonel 3M Vandye — Y ‘itary reporter hes beep wrongly fuformed aod I would sk You to corvect these errors. Yours most reapect- THOS, F Dit VOR. Colonel of Kia ith Regiment. THR IRISH CIVIC SOCTRTIRS Brooniyn, July 7, 1862. BMITOR OF THs i of the celebration of American indepen above, the procossion Is eaid to have been compoved of an ttamense train of Irish civic societies from Yenkers Astoria, and ail the villages within « considerable distanoe. Ax this is somewhat incorrect allow me to set you rigbt. and to give “honour where honor ‘The following societies alone took part in the nin order. viz ; bowreek B Beelely, Now York, Michael Dov- welly Mar bal yes — B, Society, Prook'yn. Charle: Cao iar had Fi U. B, Society, New York, Dennis Yone, Mar he 4—Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society, New York Joho Dwyer Mar hal. f—Irich American sooty, New York. tague Mar bal 6—Hibernin B, B. Sool'ety, New York. Michael Red mond. Marrhal, Hy thy you will perceive that. except one from Rrook lyn all were New York rocloties It being quite eviden your reporter bas been mi-informed, either by design or hirwise. tt te but justice to the members of those noole ‘ier compored ax They are. not of farmers. but men com priring the bone aud rivew of the trade of New York Hockiyn profewing varions callings, bot whose hear! are united in love fur thelr pour old oppressed country and devotion to the country of their adopting ; and who for the achievement of the Hberty of the one, and in de fence of the Liberties of the other. ready to anorifior thelr lives. Your insertion of this io iad widely spre ire paper will ret all right. and ratify a oirale of your numerous readers Your obedient serv. MoD—. 52, parade of h Regi vt Joun Mon- 1, at the redlI-nee of ita parents, | arried, wear F fibav: ue, Onancze How- On & . July 4, by the Rev, Pps ye by Wy Alege wonky aint staee, Be tanp Vanwant. it Mr. gougmor Bd duaghte of Caroline On Saturday June 26, by the Rev. Dr. Knox. Mr. Wit- 11am Jonn Downes, of Westchester county, to Harnad, second daughter of Johnson Chase. Erq . of this olty. Weetchecter and Staten Irland please copy. On Monday July 6. by the Rev’ beter B Heroy, Mr. Ros Scot, late of | to Miss Marr Bn of West Point ae ie ta ee | Island. by the | Orange On Sunday. July 4. in Brooklyn, Long Rev. George Brown, Isaao N een Suffulk county, | Long Island, to Sanan W. Price, of Warren county, New Jermey. At the Mazor of Livingston, on Saturday, July 3; b; the Rev. Mr. Harrison "eye, Lieutenant H, deg United Staves Army, to Many Autres, eldest daughter of Amon Livingston. of this city. Jn this city. ou Sunday. July 4, by the Rev. 0. H. Fay, | Gronce W. Wannen to Miss Lucinpa W. Stevson, both formerly of Maine Died, Hl On Tuerday afternoon, July 6. »fter a short illness. Mrs, Frascrs P Sr Jonn. wife of Benjamin G, St. John, in the 58th yeur of ber age, ‘The triends and acquaintarces of the family are re- spectfully requerted to attend her funeral, to morrow afternoon, at Z o'clock from her late residence, 27 Hud. son place, West Thirty-fourth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues On Wednesday, July 7. Exiza A., only daughter of D. R and Amelie A. Mabning aged 1 year 4 months and 3 inys The relatives and frends of the tumily ure respectfally invited to attend her fuveral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from tbe residence of ber grandfather, Jonn'J. Manning. Evq. Carlvon avenue, near Myrtic, Brooklyn, without further invitation On Tuerday evening. July 6 after a short illness, Joun D. Monnis ip the ¢6th year of his ago. His friends. and thore of his father, David Morris, also thore of hie brother-in-law, Charies 8. Oakl+y, are respeot- fully invited to attend his faneral this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from. the residence of -his. father, 153 West Six teenth street. without further invitation ‘On Wedvesday July 7 Many, widow of the late George Lawst Thurcn. aged 56 yours. ‘The friends ot the family. and these of her son, John A. Riley. are respectfully Tavited to attend her funeral, this #fternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 63 Bullivan street. Drowned. in Shrewsbury River, on Monday, July 5, James W. Rovexrs, in the 20th year of his age. His friends, and thore of the family. are requested to attend his funeral from the residence of his father, Ro- bert Koberts, 73 Third street. thix ufternoon, at 4 o'clock precisely, without further invitation, His remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for interment. On Tuesday morving. July 6, of consumption, Issac Wison, in the 26th year of his age. Thave been vo long with pain oppressed— That's worn my strength away— It makes we long for endless rest, That never will decay. The friends and relatives of the family are invited t» attend his funeral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from 337 Broome street e On Tuesday evening. July 6. Manaaner, daughtor of Mr, Thomas Kerr, 807 Twenty-ninth street, aged 4 months and 17 daye, At Peoria, Mlinois. on June 6, Geonce H. Pappocx, for- merly of thia city, aged 58 years in New Oricans, om June 26, Mania, wife of John B. Jackson, late of this city. Weekly Report of Deaths Iu the City and County of New York, from the 26th day of June to the $d day of Jal Men, 76; Womon, £0. Bi Girls, 95—Total, 343 Aneurism er scarict..... Apopleay.. Fever typhoi Fever typhus. Fever hectic. . Fever nervous. Hooping cough. °°" >” Inflammation of bladder .. Casualtion. 1... Infla : Cholera infantum, Cholera morbus Coiie..... se Consumption. ut ns. Inflammation of kidneys ., Inflammation of lungs. ... Tuflammation of stomach.. Inflammation of throat... {nflammation of liver Venerea., Capen RS ce Ce TRONS ESBS RONEN 100 and upwards Unknown, Germany, 26 France, 1 Switzerland, 1 British Possessions in North 1’ West Indies, 1; unknown. 5 From—Hospital, Bellevue. 6; Peniten an 6; Lunatic Asylum, Blackwell's [ala Cit, ; Aims House Blackwell's Island, 2; Colored lored persone, 6. ‘Interments returned from Ward's Irland, & 4. W. WHITE City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, July &. TAS ey MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, Liverpool. Liverpool flavre. iNew York Ni o rpool, . Aspinwall, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—T1t18 DAY. 4.35] moon rises. . . 1) 54 . 7 S| mom water, re 0 09 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1852. Cleared, Steamship Southerner, Foster, Charleston, Spofford, Tiles- Pierce, Liverpool, F & D Fowler. Ship sir Robt Peel (Han), Weiuholdt, Hamburg, Schimidt & Balchon chip Helyoke Perkins, 8t gohn, NR, T Lord, k y (Br) MoNah London. Schmide & Ralchen. Bark Greyhi und, Winter Mersetiies, Foster & Nickerson. foHifi8 Calivno (Neap). Searpate, for thin Geo A oy; cel Marseilles, Sardy & San- Brig Jefferson, Richardson, Lisbon, Brig Wm Tell, kanirdon, Richibucto, NB. c Bre Sopbia (Br), Bellord, Miramichi, NB, P W Byrnes & 0. Brig Lima, Wade. Rum Key, Versione & Delano Sorrd Dariicg, Wheelor, Cadiz. Sardy & Sanford. Schr Navtiius (Br). Martin, Windsor, N3, F 4 Blooms Schr Buona Vista, Wines, Wilmiugton NC, B § Powell Schr St Mary Garris, Richmond, C I Pierson. Schr Ann Gerdrer. Mose, tichmond, CM Pierson, Str balevon Freeman, Philacelphia Nesmith & Sous, Schr New York. Goodsell Boston, Dayton & Sprague, Sloop Charles, Fowler, Newport. Arrived, with Ship Raven, Henry, Carton March 23. Manno 24th, tea ond siiks, to Crocker & Warren, Pt Ja April 22 In the Straite of Senda spoke ship Orient Loveon for Canton. May 24, off Cape of Good Hop a clipper ship supposes to be the Sea Witeh. from for NYork; July 2 iat 84, lon 7.33, exchanged ai | ship Nathan Baran, Bolmos, from NOrtewns for Londen; | 4th, at 87 10 lon 7315. spoke Be bris stella. from Batn fir Savannah, May [6 off Cape of Good Hope, Benry Hume, | ana, o rative of Enginna, fell from ‘he Jibboom an wae drowned The R experienced very heavy waathor for ten deys off the Cape of G Hopo, sud has been two days Jnied off the beok ip ® thiek fog. Hudson (Brom), Honorst Bremen, 49 day nin Fa, to Poppe & Co Shap st Law Brown, New Orleans, and 18 days from © A-pinwal! wth nghem, New Orleans, 17 Je & Bayar y. Bromen, 45 days, with ohtet Ny Head in bal. vorp, 46 days, with &Co, Jone” m Jreland for N vente, rrny (of Boston), Knapp, Apalachicola, 14 to master Brig Prodert (of Boston), Tapper. Cate Crosby who Hien at ven Mey If) Sen doan dol Norte 2) deya vin Koy | Wost, June 26 with vides to Croshy Cr ck When Jaye cut from Sen Jnon sll the crew and pacseneers taken siok with the fever mr tomng short of medtetne ord the water getting bud, put ints Key Wert ins be p rte) June On our arriens the Do euine on bowed, id paid ne no fae ther attenth w toveceive Mr w hank fn supplying ont The ne, Juno 27, with mgar 0 have to return + 4 nie suff rings o sno melserer, to RP Back & Co vemer Afame Inacua, Jone 25, with salt to Ladd bh June 20 tat 0% 1H 7401, spoke Bractr Dan- iy bh efor as bor Island 7 days ont Schr Bism (of Belfast), Durham, Port an Prince, 17 days, wir) Joawone wed crffee bo master Hesty ——, of Rr i Fre sud Uenry Wood, of Hall, Rog diva Pan P of fever Sobrd BJohnecn (Rr), Albrey, Blonthors 7 te Gd Miler & Co, xempler (Fr), Smith, Windsor, NS, 15 days, with tor, te waster Bir Avhaila, Molten, Apalacbleote, 14 days, with ootton woot tw Bare & Haserd, hr Pacific Farrow, Washington, NO, 5 da; Joiia & Nenoy Littleton, Nowbern, NC, 4days, with rrp Jane Bentley, Nerfotk Sonys, Ki et Mary nly Kiohmond. 4 dave ro Boston. with with naval ont fi Williem. Bansorme Fe tpert, Sober Ger Berry, Lovejoy Whiting, Salled, melip Southerner, Porter Wephelde Bembarg Atexe in Bates, Belize Hows Ty NB; tric Hope Loring, ring the day fom Bouthward. racehorse Win Telegraphic Marine R im, daly 7 Arrived—Bark Montpelior, Philadelobin: bela Julie Ana, sobre Sereh Ann, JR White, exd ts ere as Phubdsiplusn brigs’ Atlantis, whaling, Caloutts, Jackson: ville; A Lewrence. NYork. | ‘Per Canada. A. ated Sane 18 tr abip Medoes, Cronstadt for Now y 17—The Sea Bird, Smith, of and for Boston from Neweuutle, weet ashore yesterday on the southwest evd of this island end lies om her beamends wateris ay Part of her cargo is waabed out; the remained is being lana- | ed. and the vessel dismantled, as she is expected to become a Vices IpYizing loud, from NYork for SFranciaoe, ai lon ‘hip ‘Joseph NYork for SFrancisco, May 31, lat 35, lon 67. Herald Marine od—Brig Cailbpe Puivapecrnia, Jul, A, Arrived j acites wae: ‘Sowers; Firm. Eagl Goatroy; Macy Tp. ; Semper Hooper, York: Splei Clark, Calais; W . balem; Com Stockton. Risley, Bridgeport, ip Pouus Ivaria, Baym re, Riohmond; Baker Boston; schts Francens, Hoo- Bashaw Pitcher, and Mary Mil- ‘tubhs Salem; Potomac, Thomas, yn Imes, God rey, Wey- mevth; BE Sharp. Nickorson, Providence, steamer Dela- ware, Seymour, NYork. Miscellancous. Scur Creoxrr, since towed into Gloucester. ix supposed to he the veesol boarded by Br brig Conductor, 14th ult, near Noentueket. Scurs Hantronn ann Many & Susan. before reported put into N ort in distreve have bauled to the wharf to repair; both muet discharge, The Mery & Susan lost an ancbor and chain. 8cur Dawn, Sargent, frore Boston, of and for Goulds- boro’, Me, pot in contact with steamer Maid of Erii StJobn, NB. for Portland. about 5 PM Thur: fog.end suck. Vessel notineured; no cargo bi fi ee Notice to Mariners, OFFICIAL, Coast SuRVery Station, NEAR Pet! URG. Va, ine 26, 1862 Rin—I have the hencr to report the following notice to Dainese, ond to request auth rity te pnbisbic, LC would respectfully recommond, if wathia thi partment, that ‘the te porary buoy ing the wreck in jooper's Straits should be replaced by aper-buoy:— On the northern side of the entrance to Bor par's Straits (ow the eestern side of Chosapeave bay) is the sunken wreok of ® cobooner Iaden with coal. Tis wreck jiesa littie over one mile Shalt W (by oompase) from Richland Point, and forms a dangrrous obstruction, ‘ying direotyy in the track of vor rels bound to the Straits from the portbwerd, it lies in 17 fort water. bare on the bottom, which is hi to 17 feet water alorgeide and only 4 or 5 feet ox it, porery buoy h: placed on it by the Cons Svold the wreck he shoal water to ¢! antaority of the De- rd sand, with 15 A tem- not aprroach Hooper’ miles uptil the ligt theat in Heoper’s Straits bears (by eom- 8) £ half N, in range with Bi apobe Bead. A. D. BACHE, Superintendent. Spoxen. Ship Swallow, from Liverpool for Baltimore, July 4, 30 miler SE of Cape Henlopen Ship Retecca, Sawyer, from Havana for Cowos, June 22, lat 29.89. lon 79) Ship Cobcta, of and from Boston June 16, for SFrancisco, June Ih, lst 1 N, lon 6511 W. Ship Champlain, of Bath, from Havana for Cowes (not N ¥en} June 89. Jon C4 10. Wabai Hubbard, of and from Boston for Buenos Ayres. June 29 lat 39 44, lon 66 08. Bark Pilot, Dunn, from Sslem April 24 for ports in Pacific Ocean. May 14, lat 19 N. lon 3i3¢ W. Bork Maine Perkins, from Galveston for Boston, June 15, Int 25 19, Jon 86. Brig Industry, of avd from New Haven for St Croix, was passea June It, Jat 22 10, lox 68 87. ue bri nang from NOrleans for Malta, June 25, lat 29 lon 78 40, Scebr Eureka, of Baltimore, from Boston for Port au Prince, June 27, lat —, lon 70. Whalemen. Cid at NBedford 5d, barks Usceola, Bkiff, Atlantic Ocean; Solon (of Wertp.rt) Smith, do. Sid from do 4th, suip Jireo Perry, from Pacific Ocean. Sid trom Navtueket 2d, ship Barclay, Cottle Edgartown, $s. womntene fitting for Pacifie Tne Barclay arr at Edgar- wa 8d. aut NLondon Sd, schr Exile, Desolation Island, oil not state A portion of cargo, 382 casks of] from ship Garonne, of and fer NBeotord from Serdwich Islands, condemned at Rio Janeiro, was received at N Bedford on Friday, by bark Ovta wa ot NYork ‘Ibe balaxce of the Garonne's oargo, about 30 casks of), is awaiting shipment at RJ. Sroxen—Jure 20, (by brig Emily at Boston) lat 24 13, lon £220 americe DB, ofl not, ropstes May 14 Jat 3210 N, lon 7556 W, bark Afton, of Boston, 8 mon cut, M0 ep 20 dikfich oil whi well. Juve 23, Jat 50 41, lon 7488, sobr Virgiuia Pettingill, of Orleans 2 mos out, 10ep Reporte having seen. nu date, Jobn Adame, Freeman, of Provincetown, 120 sp; alexander, do, 70 «p: Sam) Conk Smith. gio 20 ap. dune Bs (by the Olive Clerk at Boston), Int 31 06, lon 73 20, sebr Rienzi, Katen, of Provineetown, 140 bois. Fore! Porte. Barnvunst, June 2]—rr brig Lively, Downie, NYork. Baneraposs, June l—arr k Gen Harrison, Mvade, Alexandria, Bonpraux, Juve 18—Brig E L Walton, Titus. for NYork. Carz Town, CGH, May 7—Bark Oo Ware. Lew. from Boston (March 10) arr gh. +o sall om her return about 2th; Covrrer, White, from N¥crk (Sbout March 5) just arr; Br Vrig Flibberty, Stephens, from do (Jan 22) arr vince last Previcus acoonnt, Cayenne, Juno 1—Bark Lawrence, Clark, from Salem, 27—Barks David Nickels Niok sins, do 6; M se. Canvenas, Ju York 3 dny+; ‘Lillus Flortxce tor do idp; ldg. Pilgrim. Dyer, from Portland, disg; Cal fur do ids; 4 Leste, nleeper, tor N Fork 2d drewe, breach, do 5. brigs repce, diay Queen, Varnum, do 2: Trieste, Lamphear, trem do, disc; tec: a, from do wtg; Tribune, Kilian, for do 2; Bor- nee, Bcdgden, from Portland, wg Napoleon, from do, dire: Rvsriar. Gerry, from Segue, uno; sobr Rebekah Fogg, for Norfolk, log. Sid 27th brig Antoivette. NYi rx. Cuakiorrerows, PEI, June 26—Sebr Lris, Hutchinson, for NY th. Cirxyuaces June 25—Ships Tarquin, Doughty, and Char- lotte Keed Weeks, for NYork. 8 0 1dg, barke Sara! Ann, Merrynan fer co U8 de: Rolla, Jervis. for Chilase!- iy 6, do: brige New World, Castner, do 4, d jar ber, fir NYork 4, co wth— Bark Tem Corwin, Basford. from and for Boston. tizvrwena, June 29—Br echre Queen and Victoria, for DY erk Mth. Gin ALTaR, June 2—Ketch Commerce, Soubiates, from Gey lor Bordeaux, witd bound. Hauirax, June 2—Cid schr Triton, Willetts, NYork, Davaca,dvpe 2 Ships Us lanao White. for N York ldg; Meretion Mucloon for Cropstact, gets £2 per ton, carrice £200 boxes; barks Waltham, Hovglette, fr Cowes aud a mht, tab en up at £117» 5d; Lucia Ficld, Bisbee, for antwerp gets the same aces réing to oue account, snd £1 18s accord ing to sncther: Gleaner, Bamden. to load sugar for N York, char-cred at 766 Per box ana $434 per hha: ove account re- ort the G to load at Cardenas, which we doubt, Sootlerd Perey, 17 days trem N¥ork arr 2htb; brige Frances Elien, + frow Sierra Morepa are 27th for Portland 20th; Mt Woolirgsham from NOrleans arr 27th Sid 25th, Trigg Todo Hemirgway, Sapus 27th Henry Leeds, Kins: won, Caroenar, to lsd mole m (gots $2 37 por bnd under Ceck, and $2 on de . Mansaniiia, June 16—Barka Byron, Pinkham. from N York srr lith; Clotia, Ingransam, from do arr 16th; Acn & Mary. J ebreon, from Boston (May 2) arr lth fi 21st; Emma (Br) for do do. Maranzas, June bij Gon Marion, for Boot €05 and Erie, Curtia, wtg fet: arks AH Kimball amsoury, Mejéen Merril), for NOrteans, de; White Cloaa, Mitchel fur do. do: Ve Percy; Robert Penuel Smith, and Maria Bercy. Davis. wtg tgt; Jeooh Prentiss, Loring for N York, Iég. Stoah Olney, Remick wtg tat; Treoxane, Borland for NVork 5 days; Glentora, tampson, for Cronstade 10" brigs Eller Layoen, Smith, for Newport RI, 10; Mane Arthur, 1 Providence 6; Tangier, Grithn, and Honrictta Curtis, wre trt Mavacuez (net Ponce), about June 20—Schr Sarah Nash, Gite dicg, The BL Swan, at New Haven, trou May! put Zid, left no Am vessel, but doos not avoount tor une 2%—Brig Exporter, McDonald, Baltimere G W Robertson, Claggett, do next day, and before reported m do 2th, Br brig Lady of the Lake, Hill, Phila- Quenre, Iu'y 2~Arr ships fowa, Kerr, NYork; Greonock, MUxtehedn Mobile, orksbire, M'Mitlan, James River; 1arbs Buron Ryan, avd Commerce, Peacaon, N York, Rio Nunez Ata, Mey 10—Brig alien Berry, uno. Siete a Leone May 22—Brig Gambia, Fravoks, from Sa Jim pert corge dtepd Sr Jenn, NB July 5—Arr ship American Union, Chase, DVork £6 bewrs. tr Ayvkaws, June 25—Arr bark Eilerrgill, Jordaa, N N cr, J sehr nor, NB, June 24—Arr ships Onwart, Boyson Dork; Enelid, do. S7 Srerpurn NB, Jure 2i—Arr brivs Wm Merry Angus, Ellison N¥ork: 2d. Perseverance, White do; 25th. bers z pe Turner, Philsdvipbia. Cid 26th, enip Rialto, Mitohell, Liverven) Tire pan, Jone 22—Bark Belen A Warren, Sergent, from Portiand err zd. Rome Ports. BANY, July 6~Arr secure Aun T Sipple and BH Fieti, Bos Cid schrs Richard Law, for Boston; Palin: r endon IMOKE, ly 6—Arr barks Brazil Packet, Majue, Huan: abbort Lord, Raine, NUrleans; Sylph, Ryder, 7 Besten; Wigs antoipette (rem) Talin Bromen 42 daye; Dante (Br), Campbell, Barbadors 1; Isaboila (or), Pa be; U ‘orn (Br), Mortell, NY. rk, sohra *, PK, Jove 26; Sna-ox, ) Gusyan 1 PL rd, dmith, N York: Chas Celeste Seaman. di ott, Kive-land, do; Reivcver Bayth-tt, do: Ceroline Crosby, Barn-ta%ia, Mass, vin Norfolk; Svesn A Anderson. F t NYork: aune Jevhine, Potter Providence Cla Elias 8 Colourn, NVerk: steamer N brash Colmery, Se ) Way at th: Steannah (Br), Peter, n (Br) fucgos 7th Robe Kodbied yer 19th! ult vit; Otteman Wyn ingte mire, Bide Forest Sint pay ’ du i Baker do; Offendo, Clark Chork, Aux Cayse Vth nit) M pyer ver, Cienfuegos 12th uit; Lacan Benrse: Jan McKee, Willse: BY Dorado, Filton: Genoa, Perkiva and nt, Parter, Philedelphia: Oregon, Lovel, and Detroit. Commett, Albany: Wesrp rt, Ree’, ani Blwin, B Rondout 7 ar stermehip City cf Borton, Goodapend, John § Dew ite (fry Brad Liver Motley, NOt Js. Wh Philadel Veh ( o 4 Geyer Vhilane phia: Foster, Waverley syderaon, do William. Moon comope ite, Witham. do Jatin Pord Det lew Bergreia Hethern de. Hie PCusning L tilye Friervds, Sinmone W yten, SC vand Roxtwry, Stoker Phil delp! Va, and Globe ton, Burliceame, Albany v Liverport harks Prom Crleestoy: emer, Carlee Philadelphia bit nes Jone, Piwmirer. da: sor TP Johnson, Cornell epee Piste Sid (th, brig Paulina, and probably got to ea) N precip Jneleonvitie Wr M Groton “nen Pain outh 4 ‘the Arr chips Bonator, Kwon Calcntia Doo 18. Sane Port Levis aprt 2h: Hope oe: Sea, t de berke Chari Wi adet ching Crowell Norfolk J Rermio it ly lm Arr Sper bark Ane, Alrinn Ma nee (Span) tan Rarce'one 47 N¥erk. In the effing #ahip unknown Plommer a port in France: Sp nol larre'ny en: Ce in do; Gols sober Aolons Griffin, ot ogee dee a tele Souther, Ma nih SV ore i enmehipe Veetel, Rolling Havana Jone a en Reger, Dioninvon, NYork; ship Fidos, Borland, Lavor- pre Nf mg Mag oN Fr Barcetona; brig P = arte ‘Oliver, Barcelona; brig Pears a - me oie od pies he Res BY via Me ga phen, WB. Sid sobre Lucy Aun, Titra: Wolle, A 23—Arr sehr Col Simmons. R, July 1—Arr eohre Carol iladelphia: 24, Golden Gate, Brig! ip C Bro jendehip, B GALVESTON, hy. schell, Means, Su- S—Arr steamers Mobawk, Clark, Al- NYork. Sld sohre Frederink Hall, clegraph, Southworth, do; Russell, Sth—-Arr rteamer Albany, White, Albany; sohrs Roanoak, PM—St Paddock, Philacelphia. JL Lane, Pratt. do; sloop Pearl, ‘Wheeler, N York; Gth, steamer Roughand Roady, Grambley, Philadelphia KEY WEST, Juve %—8Id brig Suwance, Perey, NYorkg schre Elizabeth, Cixsan, do: 24th President. Smith, do; 2600, brig Frederick, Tupper, do; 27th, bark Rd Gambie, Hosmer, G0, #chr Veni'e, Appleby, do LEWES, Del: July 3 2 PM—Barke Emily Banning. for kK ‘Ja; Mentpelicr, and Appieton, for Wosvon: brige Francis Fabars, ter 8t Jago do Cuba; Roed, Partho- non, and Emma, for Eastern ports, with many sohrs, eval laden, wert to eee Jast night, 4b," bt mahip City cf Boston, for Boston, weat Is morning. Bark Robert Morris, and a horm beig for the Went Indies. are in the Roady MOBILE June 2—Cid snip Diade: rick, Toulon; brig Careline. Bencrick, Boston 29th—Arr echr Avre'ia, Harrison, Elouthora via Apate- chicola. (On tne passage to Apalachicola Arohtbald Camp- dels. a passenger, fol overboard ana was drowned.) Cid Be bark Panovra, Womyen, Liverpool. ‘B0th— Cla brig FP Beok, Smith, Havana. MILTON. July 2- In port schrs Delaware Bickmore, and ‘ab>ma Dovis from Philadelphia, ding. { MARBLEHEAD, July 4—Ar sebr Com Tucker, Phila- elpbin. NeW ORLEANS, Juve %—Arr brig Ann C Pri a hips Crarice HM Leceaw, G Smidt rom). Warck. Bromon; brigs Orus Sylpride, Do Brissvt. Navy schrs Mary Eilon, Clark, Tam- United Srares, Thom Srragansett, Morseiiles; be , Youn: , Live Shankland, NYork: John Currie k Malina, Ross, NYork; sohr a N Cla ate Pamprro. McCirran San Juan del Norte; ship Akbai raciiles: Span bark Mongo, Waris, Barcelona; Spas, ar ior, Butman, McKay, Downer Havana. A. th—Arr chip Venice, Flagg, Havre 53 days ahi Oinba, Mi brig Trinitarian La Towod to sen 22d. nd Forest Queen: 2%4, ship Tirreli; )riv Joreph schr Preeoa: 27th, shipsGen Berry, | Cord: bark Kepler, and achr Anita. pon o Parthenon ‘and Herentoon, brige Beoom ad ‘rovicencia, went to rea inst; hips Bburtpoor, Purinton, and Wm Perric on the 22d, echrs J Grierson aad Tallatasree on the 234. NANTUCKET, July S—Arr schr R B Smith, Albany. Sid 8d. echr Aobesh D. Philave!phia. NORFOLK July 2— arr sehr Columbia Winslow, NYork., Cld Epgiish bric Lucretis, McKay Demarara. $d—Cld ship Finland, Jobneon, for Rotterdam; brigs Trux- iMe, Mulligan, for Kingston (Ja); Brothers, Wiatt, fer Windies NEW BAVEN, July $a 4—Arr brig B L Swan, Tikiob, MUBW BEDFORD. July S—Are ship Movsoon, Wiser, uly 3 . , Galoutta Moreh 7. brig Ormuue, Rood, Ebiindelphis. Sd—Arr brig Alex Milliken Fis NEWPORT, July 5; delphia; Mantano, Helles, Warre: Allany; This P Cooper, Cora: Sepatcr Cobb, Jones, Boston fo ‘York; NEWARK, July O- Arr Windsor N PORTLAND, July 8—Arr brige Geo F Williams, Kins- max, Cardenas 20th ult; Aloenus Mitchill, M-sanees 2sh neco, Stevenaon, Baltimore; Manaanilia, Baicey, Pail- nia; sobre EF Lewis, Berry, Nort; Warrior. Hem, Huribe. Jane, Favors, Mechlae for NYora, atu, beige nd Neuva a sehr Prov: Roamer Nichole Cardevas 254 ult; Hibernia Greoe, Car- Geoas 18th, sebr Madonna, Berry, do 2let; Sarah, Libby, ‘orfolk. PROVIDENCE, July 5--Are gucpetiog Jorsey Blue, Hart, N York; sebrs Bichd Thompson. Corson, Plilade: pnts; Loaisa, Hand, do, Wm B Ferguson, Champion, de; Roxana Bart leigh Worth, do; Julim Willetcs, Kobivson, do; c Deughty, Blackman, do; Blaira Vesta. Tomlin, Rondout Wm 7 ‘ext, NYore; sloop Thor C Turbel!, Beyruren; Jas M ing, Johnson, Philadelphia: Diadem Jarvis +} Joln M Parker, Mason. albany: Capitol. Hawkins, do. € B ins, Roudont Gov Gravoa, Mot, NYorky via 4 Propeller, Ofceol York; sohrs Joho B Moreau, Hitctens Phiadelpnie: Thomas Pace, Gaskill, do; Elenite RY ‘aiecp Fashion, Biydeatgesbe Work aid . 8Y, 0 | ‘ schre Minerva Wryht Rogers Savcunaby Royal Oak Lion paus. Philadelphia (or Calais, accordicg to wind). PHILA VELPH 14, July 4— Arr eteamahip ttato of Gedraie, Walton, Sa hb; ship Shackamaxon, W M West, Liver: ‘Br brig Co St Jago de Cubs 10 schrs Sussu M Young Ovi T Thao NYork; Mary Ji Bath. Me. : Pr: videnoe; Lt ereh' NYore Field, Digh Stubbs. Salem; ‘m 8B mers Kenneheo « lay York; Pevodscot, Wate kare, iba- Clo tric JL Whipole, Geyer. Boston; wchrs A B, rds, Loper, N York: Hudson. B yle, co, arr schrs EG Willard, Willard, iNe, Chase, do; Silas E Hand. K ict, Ellis, ‘NUlaven; Lacon. Blaisdoll, nce Clark, NYork: James Engiish Neal English Lyon. do: P Armstrong, Thomse, ria Bill do; Treasurer, Burrows, de; Ranger, Bizging © York; Kichmord, Pitcher, do; Pulshaw, Pipeher, do; ABQ «atrell, Gew, do Oth—Arr ateomshios City of New York, Delaware, Seymour, N¥ rk; barks Sebooi from Cienfuege's; Suiiote, Drink wat , Bill, Ponce, Pi Phe iy A ian. fini, Bath? Me; al yd. Gilpatri'k 'NYork: Thos F y Edwio, Kobirts, NYork; Daniel Wobst mbridge, Mai ke, Provider Chorles Carroll, NYork: Rot 4 M Gandy Provi- steamship State of Georgia, Walton, Savant barks Powhattan, Drinkwater, Marseilles and amk e, Crenmer, do: Vanneman, B: Mery Ore in Jane Ketcham, Brookly: ‘Gray, W 1 Daston Donolana, Provionat: reetunk ard Wm Henry. h Yer 27th Nis are Persy, NC: Chae William Boyd NYork 20th, Lightfoot M Wire. ane Superior, an sid 2th achre Elie Jame Corals Mt Rope Rengsl and Lepreletes, NVork SAN FRANCISCO, Juve 1—Cid bark Harriet T Sartiott, —_ Benelvlu SAVANNA, July 1—Arr Be brig Conductor, a, Re . Ole ship Plorita Mitte Tiverpedl wrte we (Me) A p Bartierd, Burke, NYork; sohr Franel, Sat- tery Davie do ada RDWICH, June 22—Arr ete Stranger, Bitte; {hile ete hin s od. brig Alfred Exell, Gulder NT ; der phy Fin jelire 0 © Stretton Weat: ovr Philadelphis 4th, bark Zotef —aley & Amerion, STONINCTON. July l—are sche Clarion, Burlingame, Altany fer Rowton 2e—4rr solrs © P Williams, James River; 34 Argas, Piitinds \plin tor Harwich j ToRPAULIN COVE July 4 Ary ache Cora Chaps from Boston for SYork, avd others: Passed by lat. ope Cat Beker. from Ro a schra Weatever, Ko- WASBINGTON mene, ard Melyi le 0: WILMINGTON J St The weiter do Wan ark Fides, Giadetone, fe vo Cahlos, Rackinn’; 4th beige Moria Arr ache € 4D Wilor, Ccflin, & + Mo Ann Maria Sagth, Bost x5 Cole, Robbing. de; anrore Gad ® Halla omy Mathis, co. Cid 84, pelea d B Plann merto, fmith, N York orige Bae Varccnvrr Soceterr, Clenfneges Cum Verk Queen of sle Be Holman from W alee WARPEN RI. July 8—arr bark Florence, Barton, N York, to fit for ¥) wing. aengers Arvivede veyre 10: Rrewen- Ship amily, Krebs nd fi and Yeey foe D APALACHICOLA—Berk Jonx Moreey= Moses JO Bordon, Henry Carreras Brie Xorophon—Mr and Mr Xemanoy aad four caughters, Mr St og Mr Rodriguen, ra Salled. ti Pe Hons 28 Homer wite , wife apd tates obit: vores, More fom, joy, Mire M Eiptey,. « mer RJ Hower, om Mra Willey, a W Wiech SQA Be depp | ma Yr San JuAN Nic=$ Aya threo ebildre Reiph. wi bud wife, Wr ‘1 'o Cempheltand two «biden Worth, Mrs B There, Mre A addle ard two shiidee an, WeoAran wife, roo, Mrs E Ho Hoiitesor in MreCor FAP Hn tings, & hid KW Dawe, J Cooper, FP Nowingor. § So M aud two children, Mee horn Mret DAC MConper 4 Milvor 4 3 Alford, Mre M arnde Mre B Arnod and foor Wilson. J Jag Chattey Wm & toy, trot, F Wopnine, W Meowa, DAA i y WA Upton, G Shimbles wife and twe ehilerer N Daiare: neo, Mire Wilken, Ts Siator HS Newall, JR simeclatr, a Sheaie, w S 4 tarman. 0 F Day, F Bar on Bilis JS Stiff, M Greeley EB Rmith wit aod tures children, A Cheerebe por O'Bers MA O'Hare Gee be Cle rtisend thee obiltren Gev tem seve D wehy, W ison, © Korey: ™ a ‘ah tek Bhe T o K wer J WB Wikkor/, F conven d Corny ET Weebe Ja der B Andrews. JK Gartand, Werrington, A Roetan HP relem, Moweeney, A 4d Rivavaw BF osld edd D ky a Teylor 8 Mo eke Morris, MC iG Ps Kemine. L arnold oar won at bs B Grom. P cimmon, T Dow Flanders MShs'er FLY Rarnher, JR frown, Wo venvan Cs Dowie po, ere Ch Mester, PEaithrook, UW Gysrstof—and 1y in the steerage.) New ObrmanneSteam-hip Franktin~Mre Whiteman W Davis and ehil and tor obit: + Davonpors Coven! WH Dieht tad 4 Dr . B Mointoah B Mae ornae hip South rrer— Mer Gamble néereony JK Dorgts, Mead W Smith Med a fil Nor MBinke, Mr RB Andercoy Mr MR in and Thon J Nolen DK Jie FW Wiritor and Inde Jit Y% ter TP Pollo, @ & Ogelavy, dy tho atoorwge,