The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1852, Page 1

4 THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7192. weeny ~ OWERY THEATRE.—DOORS OPEN AT 7: F Sete zines 5 oielpeks ponder evening, J ma of the are ‘ DREAM AT SEA. wes | Anno Trevanion. Mrs, Yoomang +. -Me. B: INNKEEPFR OF ABBBVIL! Mr. Hamilton | Emma, Miss Barber PURONETEEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.-DOORS open ot 74 tu begin a? 9 o'elvek, Monday evening, Tuly 10. first night of Donetti’s comic troupe of acting Mons keys, Doge and Gosts, tn serions and comic pantomimes, THE COLLATION DUATEIQUE To conclude with the wonderful ¢ ATI +, CUR 12, will je8 of M. Bpingalen, STREET.—! it B o'clock. isa exe! 1, THEATRE, CHATHAM Bastag recite oni incor ted the d ft jonday eve . Jaly 12, will be presen’ 6 drama o! Y evenniite WILLOW: COPSE, Luke Fielding,. .Mr, Couldock | Rose Fiolding, Mrs, Nichols ‘THE HaPPY MAN. Paddy Murphy, .Mr. R. Ryan | Ko-Ket.... ... Miss Barber ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.--ADMISSION, 25 oonts; child, 124g ot arquet, 1244 obs. extra. Ser- ents, Ostrich, O just arrived from Africa, Eorgsous Oriontal tablosu 0. Corean Sculpture, hord Byron and the ‘all moving ns ifalive. In che Lecture Room, this afternoon, at $ o'clock, and this evening at 8 o'clock, the DISSOLVING VIEWS, Ke. URTON’S, CHAMERS STREET.—BOXES, PAR- quct. ond Orchestre Seats 50 con hildren, half Bocond ‘ier ond Family Circle, 25 cents; Private Boxes, $5. Box office opt» daily from 10 to 4, for tho sale of tickets, Doers open at 734; to commenco at # o'clock, First wook here of Doretti’s original and legitimate acting Monkey Company, Monday, July 12, and every ing during the week. Creck ‘OOD'S MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE Howard strect.—Upon evory evening, under the ma- nagement of E. Wood, whose concerts and Ethiopian deli- neations aro now ackaowledged to be the bost ever offered toa New York audience. Wood's Minstrel Hall has boon mewly ventilated, and an ico water fountain erected in its e@enire, making it the cooless place of amusement in the city. Aemission, 95 cents; children under 12 yoars, half rice. Doors open at 7; concert commences at 8o'clock, N. .—The Wednesday and Saturday afternoon concerts are discontinued un’ tice. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.— George Lea, Proprivtor—The above establishment is en cvery afternoon at "o'clock, snd in the evening at 8, riepose of © Classiv sd Original Representations of ing, Statuary, by M’lle Cazinet's Troupe of Model Ar- Leten,” tercther with & variety of heautiful performances, For full particulars, see bills ofeach day. Admission—Seats In private boxes, £0 cents; stage seats, with cushioned arm hairs, 3714 oonts; boxes, 25 cents; gallery, 1244 cents. further PI AZROPOLLTAN MALL, LOWRR SALOON.— ‘O’Keilly’s grand moving Panorama of Ireland every fvoning, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. ‘There will bo three exhibitions om Monday, July 6, Admis- dion, 25 cents; Children half price. F° LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West.—This steamshi) will depart with the United 8 Mails for Europe, poe. Yively, on Saturday, July 24th, wb L2 o'clock, M.y tr berth atthe foot of Canal strest. No berth secured till paid for. For freight or passage, having unequalled accom- modations for elegance and comfort, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., 55 Wall street. Peo) ee ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic, and sail uguss 7. HE UNITED STATES MAIL SPEAMSHIP WASH INGTON. E. M. Fitoh, Commander, will sail for Bro- touching at Southampton, to Iand the mails and pas for England and France, on Saturday, July 17, from North Rivor, at Prico of passago— in, main eal $120 In first eabin lower 100 a let- ‘ tora muse pass through the Post Uihee,” Spe ered in Hivreand London. For passace or freight, apply to MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, Agents, 26 Btn street, ¥Q EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN Pi ELP! RN ivesook_ the Liverpool and Philudetphis stents: pip Company intend saifing their new sveamakipe as fol- We — EROM PHILADELPHIA, City of Manchestor. City of Glascow.. City of Manchester, City ot Glorgow.. ‘om her Mh An experience Saturday, July 1 Saturday, aug. 1d Saturday, Sope. 4 ‘Saturday, Oot. 2 roome, sey hip state ros state rooms, 555—iaciuding provisions Wor freight OF passago, apply to THOMA RICHARDSON. 41 Exchange place, N.Y; cr No. 9 Walnut street, Philadelphia. A limited number of third clase passengers will be taken Philedelphia, and $30 from Liverpool—found TES MAIL STEAMSHIP cans, via Havana The spl COMPANY,— did steamshiy Ur) + pew erram geome oS) A¥er uv., $00, Forward do. Rt tal te New Orleans at hippets of freight are roqnested PP ¢ oompany’s bills of lading, which ma} he offcy, No other form gizaed.. No bis of Inding sicnod after the ship hes baiod. ‘or fre’ sht or passage, spply |. O. 177 Wek street, corner of Warren ttrect: FOR SAN FRANCISCO, do., 25. envie foot. themeelves with Bad on eppiication at ANDERBILT: LINE. ‘Tho short engife steam-; from Pier No. Nicaragna Transit route, having but twelve eportation. These seamersare unrivalled ts for paseengers, with ated, iu their errance tion, No delny need now be antici fi and the Inet exeating. ecenpied only one day from Vi Bi ‘This route offers superior advantages for famili te California, as they will bo constantly under are of ofWcers attached t9 the ling, and at thisime much more hes'thy end comfortable. For information or passage apply cy to D. B. ALLRN, agent, No. 9 Battery place, up por SAN FRANCISCO.—THE SPLENDID DOUBLE gine steamehip CITY OF PITTSBURG, Robert W. Fost der, Having been unavoidably detained, will positively ea'l for San Francisco, touching at Rio Ja- neiro, Valparaiso, and Paname, «n Saturday, July 17th, 5 Passengers will plea ing. Vor fevight or Moore street, N. TEOMAS R be onb at 9 o'clock in the morn- sage, apply on board, foot of North to HARDSON, No. 41 Exchange place. (sm STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, only cheoush United States Mail Line Cailtornia an rere dovb) n via Aspinwall and Panama.—The splendil now and J il Steam Je engine United States ‘ip 1LLINO t sLenmer in the world, H 1s, J. the fast il Xf Jaly 2 o'clock, 1.M., previsely, from pier at footot War- Fon Kirect, North River. ‘The Pocite Mall Stemmship Com- Any's magnificent steamer NORTHERNER wil ia rege ’ 8 to receive the Mlinois’s mails and pas mmedistely for San Francisco, OF FARE TO ASPIXWALL. Aftorw d Cebin nor inet, Transit of the Isthmus at the paseaneere’ Persons securing through passage hy the United 1o6 Mai! eter niera from New York have preference of so- commodation ou athe Paeioe Mail Steamers. Rates of Pave trom Pan'ima to van Francisco on the moat favorable terms. For Ireighto assess, apply t or, Se ereernen mieLEe A. WHITNEY, At the office of the Com: panies, 177 West street, corner of Worren otrcet, New York. { TO #®AN FRANC ir s mander, will take her n Scturday, Augna’ |, h the new doable engine then, George ho arrival of sommmander, gers at Pansiin by the Uni from New York, and immediately thercafrer pe is to San Franc ppage st intermediate porta, Those vossel » and gafety, ere not surpassed by any on n oxperienced surgeon is attached to each d States has made the voyaze betwoen this row! Won Ye meres fn days eleven hor the Wind crformend the voyage between N oa Panaeea shortest time on record, both ag to rune Noy and actnal time from port to port. Books now open, DAVis, BROOKS & CO., 6 orn! Agenta 23 Beaver steeet, or , JONES & JOHNSOs 104 Weet street, corner of the United States will diso " and tw Panama Railr na, they ling the risk attendant ye at Chagros, and the river navigation QNORN NS_DIRPCT.—THE ears hip WILLIAM PENN, Wintrop sears, commander, ail leave pier 8, Kast River, for the above Tt lirect, on Tueaday, July 20, ab fore o'elook Bilis ehip bas elegant ac odat angers, Pas gage in cabin (esate r $25. For eight or porare, BPP Freight oe GWAR | VINCOL Moaeurement goods, Inding will be furnished to shippers on a Clerk on board, or at the ofices of the wx y on bonrd, No troight received, or after two o'clock on the day Benjomin Franklin Jacob T nd suil Thursday, Angustd. e ad signed ng signedy The stoamshio Jer, will succeed, 18CO, TO SAIL ABOUT TAR IST splendid new clipper ship SOV EKELGN ently Isunched by Mr. Donwid MoKay, Flying Cloud, is now at her becth, foot of ‘and will be deapatuhed for Sun Pravcirco about Sho is built on the model of the Fiying to be the longest and anar pect square yo 1geh of 9 ais Clond, ani ni 23 _ AMUSEMENTS. nnn ROADWAY THEATRE—E. A. MARSHALT, SOLE Teoee L Fists Mosseer toned (ian com- y g el Ye Treniag: Suis’, witibe performed the opera Bouito of LE Card. Mme. Fi Ef Birotteau.., Mons, Debrinay Varainies Mey OUi EE LE RONMAND. IBLO'S GARDEN.—MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON. Pri Boor % Wo cones oa Sincloke: Monaay: dety 1; the y of 0 CO! ence at 8 0’ DETSEY BARKER a Betsey Baker. ..Mrs.J. Drow Mr, Mouser. Mr. Soha Drow | After which the French ax ina variety of 001 Ness POUGAUD AND SENORITA SOTO: together with Mlle, Drouct, Mile. Lavigne, and Mile Leeder, in seven popolar dances, preceded by ETSY BAKER. Baker, ..20. +. 06.0 . Mrs. John Drew. Y, first night of the engagement of the most i c comedian now upon the stage, and universal favorite, Mr. Burton, who well ay ear in 0 KS AND THE MUMMY, Wednesday, Milo, Pougsud’s benefit, on which occasion Spanish Danc Betse; Tuer only sh ill sppear in uho Pas de Deux of La Manola, with ne. Bi jights—Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays, and Sa- et eaten 5 Mr. Burton's Nights—Tuesdays and Thursdays. HRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO. 472 Broadway, above Grand street.— Open overy night dvring the week, until further notice, ‘The original and well known Christy's Minstrels, comprising an efficient and ver- alonted” and “exportenced porforiers,”” management of E. P. Christy, whose concerts fu this city, for a succession of “six years,” have yson received mith favor by highly respectable and fuchionablo audiences, Tickets, 25 conte. ev at 7; commence at 80’ ‘Tno patrons of Christy's Minstrelé aro resp' the Saturday afvernoon concerts ara discontinued ASTLE GARDEN.—¥RENCH & HEISER, PROPRI ‘The ninth Grand Sunday Concert’ this season, rth's celebrated Cornot Band, will take placo on Sunday evening, July 11. Admission 25 conte, ‘To commence atS o'olock precisely. No postponement onaccount of the weather. (CASTLE GARDEN—ROUSSET FaMILY, UNDER THE direction of Mone, Joan Rousect.—Sattrday, July 10, and every evening this Week, extraordinary porformancos. A now grand ballet Pantomime, in three acts and seven tableaux. o: d THE TEMPTATION, Second appearance the celebrated Equilibrist, ain Kisloy and er Honey, and Herr Cline, tho celebrated in “his wonderful evercisos, Leader of Guerin. Tickats, 50 cents. ‘To be had pal music stores, hotels. aud at tho gardons. 7} to commence at 8 0° at all the pri Doors open at MEATRICAL NOTICE.—THE EAGLE THEATRE, Boston, will open for the soason on Monday, August 2 Ladies and contlomen of acknowledged dramatic or musical tslont, wishing engagements, will apply to CILAS, T. PAR- SLOE, Theatrical Agent, ‘Burton's Theatre, Chambers street, New York. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSUIP COMPANY Connecting with the Pacifio Mail Stoamship Company —only through 8, for California and Oregon, vis Aspinwall and Panama.—jy order of the Postmaster Gone- ral, the United States mail steamors, with the grout Call- fornis and Oregon mails, are to be despatched on tho Sth and 20th of each month, diroot for Aspinwall; and irom New Orleans on the 7th and 22d. When these dates ocour on day, the sailing to be postponea until jonday fol- The Pacifie mail steamers are to be in readiness for famediage despatch on arrival of the mails at Panama United States Mail Steamship Company.—The following is Pare steamehips belonging to this company:— un ering, id },000 tons | CRESCENT CITY 1(600 tons HIO, . 8,000 tons | CHEROKEES. .., .1,300 tons ILDINOT * ! 222 12/500 tons | PHILADRLPHTA 1,100 tons CITY... 2,000 tons | EL DORADO. 800 t steamships a through line to ai orts in Mexico, California and Oregon. Passage from New leans can bo secured from Armstrong, Harria && Co. agents at that place, THE RATES ¥ROM NEW YORK TO ASPINWALL WILL BE For Ladies’ Saloon State Rooms... Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Room: Scoond Cabin Standoes erage, depot, “Aspinwall, peration, and oars runnin ance from Aspinwall to Pausme, the ‘transuit of the, Isthmus may be performed in from eighteen to twenty-four hours—the expens which varies from $10 to $25, te be borne by the pasacnge: PACIFIC MAIL STRAMSIP COMP ‘Tho public are informed that, under the new arraugement of this oompany, steamers inspected and approver ng Navy Department, commanded by Navy officers, ani oar- rying the Unieed States Mails, hereafter leave Panama immediately on arrival of the Atlantic mails, and Son Fram cisco on the Ist and 15ch days of each month, and will touch ho route to cover agcidonts. ‘The following stoam belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship Commany, aro Bow on the Pacific, one of which will be alwaya in port. at each ond of the route: Soe aae era tae COLUMBIA... TENNESSEE... 1,000“ CONSTITOTION..200 NORTHERN. 1, “ TANTBLOPE, 4 SAROLET A os OL «| ISTHMUS... UNICORN steamship Columbia will tween cisco and ports in Oregon, awaiting at the former:port the arrival of the mails an: name, and revura- passengers at P: ing without delay with the mai mer from Sin Francis Rateace by the United St ‘ork. have preference of Pacific mail stoamors, Ral Francisco on the moot favorable terms. propeliera will be kept up for the trausport and transient, passengors between Pancme oi passengers for i o senger 15 allowed 250 Ibs. personal bagca, ing in measugement 10 cubic feet. Fre Chngres at 70 cents per foot, and fro} ciseo at the. rate of $100 per ton. For freight cr passans, apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at tho office of the Companies, 177 Wee! street, corner of Warron, Now York. STAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.—THE ket Ship PRINCETON, Captain Russell, being un- avoidebly detained, will positively sail. early on Monday morning, the 12th of Jaly. She can accominodate a fow more cabin, second cabin, and steerage paesengers. For terms, apply to JACOB WiALSON, 108 South street. { ¢ £3 South street, New York; Fen: wick street, and No. 5 Regent Road, Clarence poo! ‘anoma to San Fran: OWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., ONLY AUTHORIZED ‘agents for the Swallow Tail line of London and Liver- Drafts from € rds, payable at ia aad Ireland. Chambers, Fen- dock, Liver EXCURSIONS, “i CURSIONS.—THE DOUBLE DECKED STEAM Ver Geners] Wool can be chartered for excur- She is nicely fitted up, and capable of accommodat- ing from 700 to 1,000 persons. Also, 2 large class now double id other barges, with stonmboats, Applyto }. H. BAKER, 22 South ntreet, ONFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON. and splondid eteamer MAY. QU f te of Soridy ae M1, 4. und 5g sland) last tripe at 7 PoM.” Fare 12ge, No half-price for children, FLAMMERS- CURSION TO FL ttonport, and St. Ronan’s We The new and nl steamer GEOKGE LAW, Captain Francis Lock- make a pleasure excursion to the above men- es, on Sunday next, July Mth, 1853, leaving ay i kA and Wo'clock A. M., each way; retarniog o'clock P.M. and 6 will leave Fittshing at 8 0’ lock P.M. Fare 1234 RSION, ON SUNDA ning, duly 1, up t r the xcursion oF he aple ‘ » MUSICAL GACRED MUSICAL the citizens of oy the pare ives that 4 nothing ormitted, ONS DOW? EXCUR " ff Sandy Hook, on Sunday, giving a of the Highlands, Sandy Hook '® ‘Narrows, t Port Hamilton way.—Fare nts for the ion.—The largoand splendid steamer SANTA cL pt. George Olney, will loave—Morning 0 nd street at & Spring street at fy K., Sg: Grand strect ai sy, Catharine Ferry a jon'aeue Ferry, Brooklyn, xt R., at 04 Sfrervoon Exeursion—Hammond Spring trove nt 12%, Tonth street, Be « weet at) Pord, NeRa at 2. Be Concert, for partioula RIXCURSION TO THE Kk 4 tho whole Pxoursion Fifty Conts.—Tho largo sea steam- .aTAL Captain R. Salter Ub will mako an ve on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, V2th, Mth and 7th, Jeaving Delancey street at 7's, h gtreet, at 734, South Sccond street, Williamaburg, at street, brooklyn, at 54, Catharine street, N.Y vier No.®, N_R., at 9o'clock, returning at 5 cel ments, Hines and bait furnished on board. A vaio Wil accompany the boat. N. B.—All persons are forbid trusting any one on Acco is bont or owner. NXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS—EVERY La" day except Saturdays, Fare 2b cents cach way. The too atenmer BUPTALO, Capt, Hancox, will lave Hatnmond street at 73g o'elogk ring, 734; Grand, EB. &., 8!4; Catha- rine, 443° Pier No. 3, N. ‘A. M.—roturning by 5 P.M. 10, &e., provide 1 @ voshment T° PICNIC, COTILLON, AND E tige. —The new and commodions steam pr BOKEN onn be chartored for excursions day or 6 able terms, by applying to CAPES & ALLISON, Ho. or goad D ATER, foot of West Thirtoenth tof posed HELL, MINTURN m0. PE South atroot OR CHARLESTON. UNITED STATES SEMI-WEEK- } Li ow and fast Mail Line —Th steamer JAMES day. Jw + o’eloe! . rect a t sent oppiy on-board, whero alt bills of lading will be freivht opp); Blamed; nnd fo passage (having unrivalled accomm dations) at the office of co. SPOFFORD, TILESTON UTRALIA—AUSTRALIA—FOR PORT PHILIP AND Sydney, only regular Line of Packets for the ahove Port. Whe eabscribers will ‘expatch the woll-known, and favorite Packet (Madison,) on the 25th of July, The above ‘vorsel is commanded by an experionced master, who has boon many years inthe Aristralian trade, The Madison is fitted ip with jarge and emall state roums, well adapted for fami- Th oF single persons, Barly, ap) Heation Ws necessary. & umber beine already engaged. ply on board ier bearer BUILER, BROTHERS, Te Avetyolian Packet Ofico, 103 aud 113 South et OLCGY.=DR. C. W. ROBA' FROM SWEDEN, weds from Philadelphia, offers hit sorviees to the citi- yons of New York. He is able to forotell past, future events, Ladies, SO cents; gentlemen, $1 tivities lated and read in full, according to the oracl ond maseuline e—indios, $1; gentlemen, $1.60, Nativi- ties calentated—iadios, $3; gentlemen, $5. Office, No. 6 White street, New York, where letters, post paid, will re. ceive immediate sttontion. For particulars, see daily pa- pers, Astrological almanacs can be procured at the office, rrntis, where certificates ean be seen. 10 THE GREAT AND GOOD DR. BARON SPOLASCO, M.D, A.B,, dee., of 568 Broadway.—Most eminent Sir— Your hand, indeed, ¢aved my life, cured me, and made me iifteen pounde heavior, after more than a dozen doctors had signally failed te do eo: Twas # more shadow. WL. RADLEY, jp liadsy 122 Trout swine wecrale SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1852. § BY TELEGRAPH. eer IN WASHINGTON CYTY. The House Engaged on the Collins Appropriation. VERY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOSTON. SEVERE HAIL STORM—FATAL CASUALTIRS, &e., &e., Ke. From Washington City. THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS—THE COLLINS APPROPRIA- TION—HON HUMPHREY MARSHALL'S POSITION— SECRETARIES WEBSTER AND CORWIN. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Wasninaron, July 10—8 P, M. The account of the democratic Congressional caucus published in the Herat of Friday, from @ correspondent} is not correct. The recommendation of the courmittee, which he says was adopted, was, on the contrary, set aside, and Mr. Phelps’s resolution was carried, as stated in my report yesterday. A very material difference, The fuctious opposition which the minority is offering in the House, to the Collins appropriation, has disgusted roveral who were at first inclined to oppose the amend, ment. It is stated and believed, that the minority intend to keep up their opposition for several days yet, in order to try and force the majority into their views; but this will be useless. ‘Twenty-seven cities, from Bangor to New Orleans, including those in the West—embracing the mercantile, commercial, and mechanical interests of the country—have petitioned for the passage of the appropri- ation, The press should speak out against the waste of time which the minority is guilty of. If the bill can once he got out of committee, a vote can at once be had, under the operation of the previous question. Asit is, there is no way of stopping the five minutes speeches, Hon. Humphrey Marshall has not authorized any per- aon to deny my statement, that it was probable he might shortly define his position. I never said he was going to come out against Gen. Scott ; and he never has suid he was not on the same line with Messrs, Toombs and ccmpany. Whatever course Mr. Marshall may deem it his duty to pursue, he will follow it, without ques- tioning the course or motives of any of his colleagues. Mr. Corwin is expected back here in a very short time. Mr. Webster will remain at Marshficld as his head quar. ters during the summer, but will probably visit Wash, ington occasionally. He will not return here for the winter till November, THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. AFFAIRS House of Representatives. Wasnine’ CHEAP POSTA\ The House resumed the consideration ot the bill to amend the portage law of March, 1882, Mr. Oups replied to the remarks made yesterday, by Mr. Licoks, and in the course of his speech, instituted a comparison between the old and the proposed ratea, with 4 view of showing that at the one ounce minimum, which 48 the average weight of the newspaper circulation of the country, the postage specified in this bill is considerably lees than the present rates. Under the old law, transient newspapers are almost entirely excluded, while under this, they are put on the same footing with other papers, although it is required that the postage be pre-paid, Mr. Wasnnvny opposed the first section. Its ehject, he said, seemed to beto discrimimate in favor of small penny papers printed on thin paper, and with small type. and against the large papers printed with largo type, and on good material, He did not believe in the propriety of 52. Very Large Fire tn Boston, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED. Boston, July 10—10 P. M. About half-past three o'clock this afternoon, a fire broke out in an unoccupied [stable, in the rear of Purchase street, and the flames spread with great rapidity. The fire raged until nine o'clock this evening. The Mariners’ Church, a large building, the Sailors’ Home, a five story brick dwelling-house, and the Boyleston rchool-house were destroyed; together with about thirty stores and dwolling-houses, The loss is roughly estimated at $250,000, Hundreds of families have been turned out of house ang home, and it is reported that there has been loss of life, though, amidst the confusion, it was impossible to» agertain the truth, Boveral firemen have been injured and carried home. ‘the fire is supposed to have been the work of enincen- diary. It is the largest fire that has occurred in this city for ay years, The Southerner at Charleston. Cuancesron, duly 10, 1852. The steamship Southerner. Capt. Williaui Foster, ar- rived at her wharf here at six o’clock this (Saturday) morning. Meteorological Observations. BY MONSY’S TELEGRAPH LINE, OFFICE NO. 2 WALL STR Sarunpay, duly 10, 181 Burra.o, 10 A. M.—Barometer 29,50; thermometer 88, Wind northwest, Clear, fine morning, but warm. Rocursren, 10 A, M.—Another hot day, Cloudy, but very close, Wind south; thermometer 91 Avnunx, 10 A, M——Warm, cloudy morning. south; thermometer 90, Clore and sultry. Syxacusr, 10 A, M.—Warm, pleasant morning. Wind southwest; thermometer 86, Clear, Unica, 10 A, M.—Clear, pleasant morning, and very warm, Thermometer 86. Wind southwest Avnany, 10 A. M.—Warm, clear morning. Wind south- West; barometer 20.319; mercury 78; thermometer 89; and every appearance of ranging as high as it did yesterday. Wind The Watering Places. Jonvan’s, Wintr, Sunruen Serr rpruick Co,, Virginia, uly i, 189: The Trip from Washington—Summer Sketches—Té Tite with the Passengers—The Pleasures of the Hours, Dear Reader—Anolher brightening summer has writ- ten its approach with flowery fingere and bursting roses, and again fom @ Virginia watering placo we send our cordial greeting to your distant homes. We trust we are welcome. We havea litile garden—a yery little one—and we will gather you bouquets from it of such flowers as we can cultivate, begging you kindly to fling aside the weeds, and forgive the oversight of thoir admission. We are ovly a florist, and haye no skill in ethe arts of chemical analysis and combination. Accept, then, our simple offering, since these perishable things are all we have, and fling them into your own alembic, Though their life pass with our own sum } cr wewould fain hope that some heart may extract sperfumethat Will lie upon it when the florist and her :1m.bidabors are alike forgotten. After partaking of an carly breakfast, ¢ of June 20, we reached the Washington de yct.amid the cxcitement, noire, and confusion which ilways attend the arrival or departure of a train of car tinany place, But here the tumult was varied and inc reased by the incessant jabbering of gome score or two of ebo- ny-checked men—whose charms would haye been unquestionable in Congo—in their efforts t oget the first trunk from the approaching early train. Alas, for the anhapry traveller | where {no way of cecaping the ine fiiction of this arrival ceremony. With that arrival com- mences a war of words, rivalling Babel. ‘That was caused by the confusion of tongues—this by the outpour- ing of tongucs, “Trunk, inassa—trunk the gemman. mo another ; ay ) themorning » ODM exclaimed andles, the I take your bagga what care ‘de trun stooping to take one of the such legislation, and'therefore offered an amendment ia cficet to increase the standard weight which the bill re- quires for newspapers—otherwice, one haif the people of his Stote would be exeluded from the benefit of the law and (he circulation of country mewspapess materially curtatied. ‘A debate ensued for and against the amendment, and was continued until the termination of the morning hour, THE DEFICIENCY BILL—COLLINS STREAMERS. ETC, Tho House then went into Committee on the Deficiency bill, and resumed the consideration of the Collins hne amendment Mr. Stevens. of Pennsylvania, offered an amendment, that the duties to be levied on goods, wares and mer- chondice imported into the United State: ressed on the average price which such a al markets of the United States on the Ist of December, 1846; such prices to be ascertained by the Secretary of the Treasury, in order to raise the money to be appropriated by thi: and other laws The Charman, (Mr. Srcanr) ruled the amendment, er. and, on an appeal. the chair was sus- 2, nays not counted. the Collins line amendment was then continucd, and various propositions offered by its oppo- nents, which were all voted down, Mr. Auuisex, (whig) of Pa.. at a quarter to two, said he was ratisfied gentlemen were getting tired of this by- play. and therefore moved that the committee rise. This was disagreed to, by 34 ayes ngainst 81 nays Additional amendments were offered and discussed Mr. Orns, (dem.) of Ohio, submitted one authori: the Postmaster General, with the consent of Mr, Collins, to advertise for proposals for carrying the mails between New York and Liverpool, and that the contract be awarded to the lowest bidder. provided he by an Ams. rican citizen. This wa disagreed to, by ayes 72, noes 75, An amendment was offered by Mr. Onn, (dem) of 8. C., to give Mr. Co Jing the amount of pr 1 of the present compensation. This was against 7 ‘ ‘The committee, without coming to « Collins’ amendment. rove, and the Tiouse « three o'clock. Obsequics of Mr. Clay. ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT NGTON Lexixeton, July 10, 1 The body of Mr. Clay reached here this morning. and the funeral ecremonies are now taking place. The turn- ont has never been equelled. The stores aro mostly closed, and the whole city is draped in mournin, , in Liew sjeetedt by 59 urned at AND WHEELING. Pirrsnenc, July 10, 1852 Business was entirely suspended here between the hours of 11 and 1 o'clock, in consequence of the funeral cf Mr, Clay then taking place at Lexington. The frgs were a half mast on the steamboats, and bung with erape. Minute guns were fired, and beils tolled throagh- out the city. At Wheeling, Va., © similar demonstration took place between 10 and 2 o'¢lock Terrific Hall Storm Feuron, N. ¥., duly 10, 18 Yesterday afternoon, about half past 3 o'clock, a tre mendous thunder storm passed over this place, ac panied by wind and hail. Previous to the storm, the thermometer stood at 9944 degrees in the shade, but soon afier it fell to 70 degrees. Many valuable shado trees were broken and uprooted by the wind, and large quanti- ties of fruit trees were much broken by the hail, ‘The corn crop is severely injured large as pigeons’ eggs In the town of Palermo, east of this place, large field of corn were totally destroyed. This morning the ther- niometer stands at eighty-five, and notwithstanding the great heat, hailstones, which remained on the ground all hight, have been brought from Palermo, seven miles dis- tant, still as large as those which fell here yesterday. The crops are much injured, and the corn and Vines in Paler- mo will scarcely produce half an ordinat, yield. Much damage has also been sustained by the bre, king of glass. PITTSBURC Heavy Freshet In Vermont. Bosrox, July 10, 185: Last evening a heavy freshet occurred in Richmond, Vermont. It swept away two railroad bridges, and did considerakle damage, A house was torn down, and the family were obliged to take shelter ina treo for the night ‘The treins due at Northfield last night, by which inteili- gence as to the Montreal fire was expected, did not arrive in consequence of the damage hy the freshet. From Boston, SECRETARY WEBSTER— DEATHS FROM HEAT Bosrom, April 10, 1852. Daniel Webster will pass Sunday at Nahant, On Mon- day be returns to Boston, and proceeds to his farm, in Franklin, Now Hampshire, George Heaton, a member of tho Columbian Artillery Company, left the ranks yesterday, during the procession, and died, from the heat, A citizen, from Roxbury, and another from Andover, also died of the heat, Thermo- meter at noon to-day, 07 degrees, Trial for Murder, and Acquittal, Rocuersren, July 10, 1862, Chagles Williams, indicted for the murder of John Gil- more. in this county, last fall, was acquitted by the jury, today, wilbout leaving their seats, The defeuce intro. aucrd Be evidence, The hail stones were as | antly pled by a riv Hancous jerk, the subject of th ently from their’ hands end was instantly canght up by vc first * gemman,” poired accurately upon his head. end borne off in triumph, as though he carried no weight Thi bis owa evanlara -play was acted with va part of the depot where there was cither atrunk to for sul ject. - Ti ere is ni this care for a ec them moze obstinate, a e derive courage from defeat, Fromthe moment thi gnye war commences, the lady traveller m into her narrow shell like an afzighted snail .and both giving ntost flew vi iations, in every gentleman or argument in only makes hey seem to why and ter and faster, till we flew along s rapidity, leaving Washington far in the dis On we went, amid gree and smiling forests, through a country wi ad with broke upon th : long the bark of a tree, sceming to thin! innocent, that it was the caure of all thi we went, pasing through tle village, with the ( ite n nite el ng up to the blue beyond wh e mansions for the weary in warfare: In cur rapid transit, we eaughs a gli the glowing iron of the blacksmith shop torment of sparks up from the huge hammer which ground itt We ho emarkable for the sabbath-like beauty of its Locati¢ when we were stortied by ling froin the ward car, © tain. th of ry head was th and composedly houts of the fi her wish witer fear, or did for she kept her position with the moet complacent non- chalorce, ‘She locomotive was instantly stopped, but though our mementum was dimininished, it was,elas, too inte: the engine passed over the poor animal witha grinding crush, and with +o vielent a shock as nearly to throw the cars from the wreck “dened by th ident, we turnedas a relict ¢ road, offering, in sungurs. There were about forty huma m with us, under one longand n onward by the same intiuence that beings in close ‘Tow roof, and ad taken us draw into its grasp, Some with tickets ia theie hots, bad p unged the English vcenery and adventures of | pamphlets, and novels, and were keeping company w | dukes and e Others beguiled the tedium of the While li lozeng ples and r each mom | with penny papers ot variously tinety in a hi Ircaking lest th 1d rayish them away with it nd there, amid the rumble satone aleep. And yet the movement was onward self, Amicng the lady passengers w rner married Lidy from panied y chidren—a handsom anu n hoired fairy Lwith a cheek likea en and we trumpeter weapon of war. mother, opened the 1 | we discovered th mind, and her | She was a pu : as it was in our power, it 0 reply toher questions, which, as to Southern secnery it was very natural she shoul We wer thus oceupicd, when 3 theatr ‘There is a grand and desolate ch e naked cliffs, which bang in huge ‘a and the view from their sumiits the most sublime and exteuriv hours abstinewee end jolting breathe as though exhaled fr and (he growling cf the engine f our energies for any profound admiration of it during the few moments that were allowed us to utility of speedy ma-tication, On reaching Steph depot, where our railroad route terminated, we found waiting to convey us to the springs, one mile aud a stant. Passing rapidly by rich garden: vending to the light breeze Y motion of the air, we reached this rural paradise in AWFUL CONFLAGRATION IN MONTREAL, pecpereterencyvetere a Over Eight Hundred Houses Burnt. Three or Four Thousand People Homeless, Ko, &e., ec. e {From the Montreal Herald, July 9.] Yesterday we had to lament one of the most awful con- flagrations which bas probably ever occurred in this city. It took place early in the noraing in a shop nar the Ct. Lawrence Main strect, according (0 some aceoonts, in that street iteelf, according to others, in St. Dominique street. Be that a¢ it may, the dreadful element opeedily commu- nicated to the adjacent premises. and, by noo, Vhe of the St. Louis suburb was in flames, ool tion, by four o’elock in the afternoon, had destroyed nearly one-half of the east side of St Lawrence street, the whole of St Dominique, Bt. Constant, St. Sanguinet,and St, Denis etreets, all ruuniag parallel to each other from north to south It had also cleared the whole of Mignonno, Dorchester. and agreat part of ha. gauchetiére streets, running fom oust to west At thia time, say balf pat OP. M., we had made « very accurate survey Cf the coruse and extent of the conilagration, and by comparing this with the books of the Corpuvation, we found on a rough eaioulation, that sommthiag like five PRICE TWO;CENTS. ‘work without water. They worked at thele engines and upon the roofs, in the demolition of dangerous anne, from morning until night. in the midst of fire and and under a broiling #1, with a temperature in the shade of more than 90 devrees. While this large fire wa: raging. another one indled, aa we are told, by the sparks from the fire consumed Mesere. Simms & Colman’s steam planing mille, in St. Mary street, Quebe: suburbs, and the greater art of the iumber in their yard. The distillery sad Ronary of the Mesers, Molson were in immincat darger, but were aaved by tho exertions of those upom the premises, The loes here will amount to about £2,000 or 000, After the foregoing was written, we went to take a last look at the ruins. it was ‘mournful aa we drove along the site, Cote-c-Parron, The large vacant field extending from the main street to St. Dennis street. lying just un- der the Cote, was filled with groups of men, women and children, ond their title piles of furniture sod acme while all around and below them was a smoking wilder- ‘ed with chimney: like a burned pine forest, With ite rcatbed and charted trees, and the Champ de Mare and Viger scuaro were similazly oceupied with heaps of goods. ANOTHER FIRY While on the route, we witnessed the commencement of another conflagration. ‘The wooden buildings in the rear of Hoyes’ Hous) haying heen ignited by sparks froin the other’ fre, the flames worked their way to that buildii which wes consumed. and ell the houres on Dalhousie square, including the Hon, Mr, Moffet'e residence, and hundred houses bad beew destroyed, comprising almos; | the mess houses of the Royal Artillery andof the Twem- the whole of the St. Louis suburb, Upon agaio | tieth regiment, and ‘he Military Secretary's office. going over the b izict, to verify our account, Ww», ‘The fire is wilt raging at the hour we wrile. God onl acertuined that (pa.tof Lagauchetitre sircey hal’ | knows where it willatop. Montreal seems to be door also fallen a victim to the dreadful clement, which ha | P. 8 —he fire has crossed Amherst street, on ite w also swept St. Denis street fiom o the bishop's church, and the Inte reddence, ae well as th! newly built palace of {he bishop, were iu lames, The fire had also extended wong St. Catharine strect, 60 a8 to destroy everything on the north side as far as the Aayle, and on the soath ile ax fax as Mr. Cofiin’s, the Prothon- otary, We then prepared to make up as full an account ax possible of the whole ocout-ence; but bad hardly lef the scene ef tho disaster fur half an hour, when we wer. again recalled to thy stvocts by the aterin of the Hays House being on five ‘Tho report war buttoo true. By OP. M..that magnificent pile of Luildings was ina blurs as high as the ex it continued to burn til one Fory after another Slt Ia. This did not happen, how- dtoond. By 6P.M, 8 ever, until it had d ruin on cach side of it, On tho south vide of the street, a block of houses wilh an end fronting ou Dalhousie’ square, and dividing Notre Dame from $t. t. took fire, while the sparks communie contagion ‘right across the rquare (ihe whole of which was burnt to the ground,) to the west end of Saint Mary stveot, fom whence the flames continued to be propagated by the sporks to an indefinite extent tithwe wont to press, What part ef the Quebec Suburbs will be ultimately eaved, it ix hard tosay. ‘The timber yard and saw uills of Messrs, Sims & Coleman went carly in the nfveraoon, long b fi the flomes had reached them 4 communicated by t gives fuller account of th aluinity. but the constantly growing charwcter of the evil was quite in excega of our powers; add to which the fact that almost afl of our comporltors wore residents of the burnt quarter, and, of course, obliged to be looking after their properly. We must plead the universality of the calamity as the ox- cue for our shortcomings. "We have already prepared a. list of about five hundred houses which w troyed by four o'clock. We fear that the Let may be extended to six or eight hundred, sud t f lille doutt that beuween five thousand and were last night without shelicr. sities of thege poor persons is the mort pressing en thecomnun this juncture, ‘heir sufferings. men- tally and bodily. have been extreme during the hont and anxiety of the list twenty-four hours, and we hope that mcans Will be taken spociily to reliove them. { thousand persons ihe relic! of the RAPUTIC, Benuisuton, July 10--A, M We learn from’pasrengers by the cars, who left Mont- real this morning. that the fire had finally boon subdued | The fire commenced on Thuredey morning, the Sth, and raged for upwerd | of forty-eight hours The whole number of buildings destroyed was upwards of twelve hundred, including many of the best in the city, It is impossible to estimate the amount of the 1058. Agentlewan who arrived this morning, deseribes the scene of the conflagration as awful—hundreds of families were wandering sbout withoul a shelter to cover them, the sparks and burning ember ‘The supply of water flames, nnd t nee heat prevented either th cv the eilizer s from approaching the scene, od strock with terror and as th. wind wae very high if was feoved thet nearly ihe whole city world full into TELE ive ont during he raging of the firemen area @ space at of Troy, ‘The telegraphic posts were all burned, whieh will prevent communication with Montreal for some tim ‘There has, probably. never beea seen such a destruc tive conflagration on’ this continent. Mil ipon mil- Hon’ of property Lave been destroyed FURTH PARTICULARS Beniinaros, Vt., July 10—0 P. M. is extracted from ope of thie morning's Yesterday morning. between nine and ten o’cloolk. a fre broke out in St, Catherine street, St. Lawrence sub- originating, we are informed, in the outbuildings From dir urls. of the houses ocevpied by Mr, Waugh this it was earri tion, to the adjoining wood, and generally built of the same material, ‘The late dry weather having rendered them ns dry 2s tinder, the fiomes eprend with astonishing rapidity. ‘Yhere was, | again, no water in the rerefvoir when it commenced. What madnes¢, or blindness, or neglect could have per- | mitted this to be the case, after the late frightful calamity which visited them? Blame must rest comewhere—whe through the Quebec suburbs. and it does eny power could eave any portion of that THE LATEST DESPATCH. Mow rear, July 10, 1852. That part of the city known as the Quebec and St. Law- rence suburbs, is destroyed almost entirely—makisg:= clear sweep of a inile and a half im length and three- curths in width, principally dwellings. The Hayos House is also burned Awfal Casualty on Board the City of Manchester. TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH. [From the Philadelphia Bulletin, July 19 ] As the steamship City cf Manchester was ooming up the bay yesterday afternoon, she was visited by an acai- dent of a very seriour chucacter,and one which would have been, but for the prompiness of the officers af ship. stil more serious and fatat in tte results. It ms that about five o'clock in the afternoon, the bar- keeper went buow julo the spirit room, to draw rome liquor, and the ecek Leing hard to turn, he etrack it with his foot to get it free, when the light whieh Le held im his bend was thrown down hy the shock. ‘The spirit hy this time was gushire freely fom the cask and inan instant the reom was enveloped in flames, Before the oor bar-keeper could make his ccape, he was shock= wiv and totally burned, Cne of tiv wards also was burted very badly, 1t J* supposed that in addition te the external iv, f the two unfortunate men, they ere hurt internally by breathing the flaming vapor, A fire apnihilator being promptly brought into use, te finme was subdued, and Chis, with a emull stream of water from one of the engines entirely extinguished the fire, It ia thought the valuable cargo of the steamer is but Hille injured, r by fire or water if damaged at all, For the he chp and passengers fiom an neci- de i e ened to be awiul inits results, debted to the gocd management of Capt, Leiteh, his off« corsand men, The barkeeper died ot his injuries about half-past five o’ciock this moaning, and itis thought the ftownrd cunnot survive. P.8.—fince the arrival of the Manchester, at her bert Queen street wharf, we hove learned from Mr. Morrison, the frst officer, the following additional particulars of the rhoeking secident It is astonding rule of the ship to allow no naked lightm, and every precaution is taken, as fur as possible, to have: this order constantly and strictly enforeed. The bar keeper Went into the spirit room to draw off some liquor, having a lighted candle, and, at the «ame time, had a can and the tap, Tic had the three in such a position as to be encumbered with them. ‘The candle. while be the spirits, was sa placed, that it hyd not pit steady. It tame Hed over and foil into th f » Liquor ignited, and the blaze running up the spiggot. the cask explodeu, both head being knocked out. ‘The spirit rocm was instantly filled with flames, and the barkeeper completely enve- leped by them ‘The poor fellow ran up the ledder and gave the alarm, He was horribly borned when rescued, One of th stewards jumped down to bit onsistance. and, in his efforts to save him, was cleo feighUfally burned and blackened, The alsrm spread throvigh thé ve nd-rome of tite idation, and Lost all pasrengers were in the greates! tre! propriety. ‘The ladies ret the nin ov example ef ood ness ond calmness in the midst of the danger, Tt was about the dinner hour. in | y. above Brandywine. Philips’ patent fre wunililator was quickly brought into requisition, and the ilames wore soon subdued. Th f the offlecrs wat se and cool at through the butke Tioles wre , whieh is worked by the engine, in- ich, iudeed, threat. ¢ interested are ine heads, and the hoi troduced, The other casks of them from igniting The stores were nearly al ined but yery tittle damage. arkeeper lingered in great agony untid this morm ingat 6 o'clock, when he expired. ‘Ghe steward survived until § o'clock, when he dicdy The pame of the yer Was Thomas paar gie He was about 2i years of age, and the support of a d mother. rhe name of the @ wis John McMillen, 36 years age. He was a widower, with four or five children. ‘The former—unfortun ite young man—paid the forfeit of his life with his own roch carclesness, ‘Tho latter Lowt his in the noble attempt to save a friend ‘This forenoon. Dr. Goldsmith, Coroner, held. inqueats upon the bodies of the deceased, on board the yeraek. ‘The jury rendered a yerdict according to the fact iquor were played on, to prevent Y room was soon flooded. polled; bul the cargo sume Naval Intelligence. Tur Arnicay Squapnox.—Tbe United States sqamtron Jo not pretend to say—Lut this we feel red of, | Was at Portan Praya June 12, officersand orews alt well. at the people of Montreal will, with one voice, demand | The Germantown and Jehn Adams had just retusmed an investigation into the cause of the dieu amd justice | &0M Madeira, and would leave shertly for Monrovia, and Soi gation t ause of the ditaster, andjustice | then down the court, The Dale and iatnbridge tind just against those who are eulpabie. | returned from a long cruise upon the coast. and would Within half an hour after the com ahun- | lt on for she 06 ‘ serge : te ree bog sds lactis cronies bia 3 s awaty, | abily ex * soon a# she arrived. the Porpoise dred houses were on fixe, They were gencrally the awell- | Would ruil for the United States, The acwe of the nous, ings of poor artisans and laborers. and it was the most | sels of the squadron generally enjoyed good health. but heart-rending spec the climate was beginning to show its il effects upon ing their h chold goods together, id reach them perhaps to come place where the #ames wo in a few minutes, after carrying them, as they thought toa place of safety, Frequently, by the time they had removed one Io many ins r infun |, it was too late return for more had j ud rush te k down. despairing an wl} 1 or garden, and hausted, upon the little remnant husband or children despair and agony w everything before it alo apd widening its path word towards Cra t along in St. Dennis street nUoUr exert wards Cote Baron, notwithstanding ave them the splendid Yorrace Were consumed p Ellsiie’s. wood and eon it and 1 Was in ulf- past quired to nothing butw ood service the tay here, aud cistern ¢ ity ef water from Some buil arg pital he hos- alse torn own and the fi treet On the enstern wn below ruc treet. Above t pup to the ground which skir ext along Dorchester, Catharine and \ignc made aclean sweep to St, Dennis street, which was burned from one end to the other. 1 s church and pe fell a prey to the art of the palace had b w beautifully fiutcd columns before t trout The fire ran down St atharine str Mr. Cofiin, joint. prothouotery r ite Was saved, t ding, to the house of was consumed. buildings on Viger Place, including the cattle time for dinner, and were politely received by Mr. Jor- dan, one of the proprictors, who is a fine specimen of a Virginia gentieman, Our sketeh is now ofratheran uncharitable length, and Wwe will defer till our noxt further deseription of a lishment which has long been celebrated as an excellent house BDITH Deatus on Boarp tne 8. 8. Lewis —A letter from San Juan del Sud, Nicaragua, dated June 1th, says :—" The steamer 8.8. Lewis has just arrived, As near as I can learn, twenty-five men, passengers who left New York with sae,on board tho Northern Light, have died of disease contracted on this isthmua, while they have been detained here, The following were the persons Whom. I knew :—Jamos Weldron, of Auburn, N, Y.; John W. Hotchkies, Fairhaven; Conn; Roveville Derbyshire, Lenox, Mass ; Casper Carroff, Boston; John Frederick Next, do.; Alexander Islanshinos, St. Louis; Poter M Carty, New York; Charles H. Vverett, Bridgeport, Conn. ; Kilburn Knox, ; Bri B. Halbert, Chicago, IIL. T think twenty-five Is under the number Tam certain that this number have died,” Ligvor Drrricentigs iN Marne. — Constable Rollins made four seizures of liquors on the fith of July, twoon Exchange street. and two i» thg yieluily of the dutty way —Bangor Mercury, July 8th =e Xc., were destroyed, and here the tire was ar- rested On the lower side. at Elizabcth street, and from that to vi the flames came within one or two bouses of Over ix hundred houses have heen destroyea, and the he veal property will be probably from one hune | twenty-five thousand to one hundred and fifty | : mot any more than half this believe, it covered by Insurance, if #0 much, impossible to eath- « and laborers have we fear, have taken the precaution to ineure their furniture. From £15,000 to £20.000 we think a moderato valuation of these losses, exclusive of what hax been lost in the church and palace, the wood yards and the shop, whieh will probably be £10,000, The total loss we should eet down at £426.000, This it will be seen is about (he amount of the lost by the fire of the 6th June; Le il entails consequences upon the city far more distressing: Upewds of three thousand petsons must have been homeless Jast night, ond Many of them have, to-day, no means wherewiih (© procure a new shelter for - selves. Our citizens have never shown themselves niggardly in giving. Let them be ready to give, for now there are many Who need their bounty. The firemen did ali that men could do who had a9 jouicts (06 @ part OF Hae Came, and tog the reat, bad to st time to | pugh the fire raged on | | their constitutions, 1 ov the equalron, addressed to the care of K. 1. ¥ a. SL India street, Boston, pre-paid. before Aug i be sent to their desti- The fe of the oMeers of the ¢ Lavelotte. Commander cist Lieutenant, J, William Fairlic Patten; 2d Surgeon, orge M. Col vssis; Purser, KB. D. Lieutenant and Flag George W. Rodgers: no Marines, J. D. Sime; 4th Lieutenant, J. h Lieutenant, W. W. Bassett; Master, R. My istant Surgeon, A. N. Be L J, Irwin, William If, Toon, Wm. 1 K.P. MeKea. #, H, Shephord. ws; Gunner, W. W. F Carponte Sailmaker, T. | Commodore's Ingraham: Captoin's Clerk. 3. A, Yates. | Ship Job lst Lietenant, Hen 3, B. Carter ¥. Heustis; Midship- mpbell, O. A, Babooek; ohn Owens; Carpenter, c. J. L. Lardner; 1st 0. J. HL. Parker; Sa er, J. Tatnall; Surgeon, J. Waiker; Midshipmen, T Baber; Boatswain, F. A. enter, 'T. C, Ferrutl; Sail John Manning; lew Bryson: Parser, : Assistant Surgeon, IL, Greene, Robert ins. it Commanding, B. R. Lieutenon do,. Regini Winthrop Abbott. J Oliver; G maker, J v.§ an; Carp jee —Ceanmander Macemb, A ', Thomas Rone shipmen, ( John Ni, ¢—Lieut J Thempron; Licutenanta, George ¢. Sinclair, J. 8, Bohrer; F JB. Eldrlge: Master. T. W, Brodhead, As- ist ) J Ajexander, ‘The U.S. sloop ef war Cyane goes on the dry docit a Norfolk, to have ber.copper repaired, she having b am, ashore three times in @ short cruise of eight months. “A court martial will be held upon Captain Paine and ong of, her jieutenante AsTRONOMICAL.—Tho nyvena! spectacle ta now | prevented. of all the Visible plaucts being above tise hori- | zon early in the night ; and they are so distributal ag to mark the line of the ecliptic. or the plane of tusir own and the earth's orbits, with distinctness. With Venus im the Weat. said to be more brilliant.at present tigan at. time within the last ten years. and Jupitgs, with usual splendor in the East, with the “lesser lights, Mars end Saturn, between them, the at it of the planctary orbs affords an interesting view ik who take pleasure in such contempiations. Mags. the now much reduced in size and _brilliancy, om, account of: relative position of himself and the Farth in bs dd orbits, but still retains his Lip White lipht of Baturn make him appear Uke a star-o¢ the recond magvitede. These, with the tne conséellatians of the Scorpion, Lyra, and the Grenjar Bear, at ent, inake the contemplation o¢ the “starry, teresting and instructive.—Ric\waond Pe ae Cavent.—An abolitionist stealer, Who Was attempting to run off some glavos from arena Cae was 000 phe a on Saturday ni . He bad started wil , wen at him, returned hom en Rd Ie « ¢ was immediately pursued, and wa, gether with the two negroes who sae ‘with fh ina negro house in Frankfort. They were ali taken back Verraillce, and after the next court the ebealer will probally bave a chance to his b: ner sake | the pealtentlary. —Louierrle Union, Yud taut et