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HEWS BY TELEGRAPH. eee ‘The Scoretaryship of the Navy. Wasnrvoton, July 11, 1862. ‘The Hon. Joba P. Kennedy, of Maryland, has been tendered the Secretaryship of the Navy, and has ac- ‘Copted the same. Supposed Murder ef a Wife. Provipence, July 11, 1852. ‘The wife of an Irishman named Hughes lately died *uddenly at Pawtucket, u-der such circumstances that the body bas been exhumed for medical examination’ and the husband has been arrested. Items from the South. DINNER TO JOHN S. THRASHER—HEAT—DEATH BY DROWNING—U. 8S. SLOOP OF WAR LEVANT. Barrons, July 11, 1852. All the back Southern mails have been received. The papers contain no news of interest. Arrangements were being made at New Orleans, at last accounts, for giving a public dinner to John 8. Thrasher, The heat in Baltimore to day is intense. The ther. mometer stands at above ninety degrees in the shade. William Jackson. mate of the schooner Mary, of Provi- dence, was drowned to-day, while bathing. The United States sloop-of war Levant, Commander Upebur, sailed from Norfolk yesterday, for the Medi- terrancsn NEWS BY THE MAILS. The Brazilian Indemnity. OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Wasmixoron, July 9,1852, Enclosed I hand you a list of awards, made by the Commissioner, June 30th, to the claimants under the Treaty with Brazil, of 27th January, 1849. They are for publication in the Henaxp, and are authentic. Awanps made by the Commissioner, June 30, 1852, un- der the Act of Congress of 29th March. 1850, to carry int» States and effect the Convention between the United Brazik of January 27th, 1849 :— Brig Toucan....... Schooner Shilicieh . Schooner John 8. Bry Schooner Hope. Smack Felicidade . Brig Aspasia. Ship Terqui: Ship Caneda. Mr John 8, Wright. Bark Navarre Bark a $322,535 98 ‘The amount of claims allowed in full, was $418,073 65 ‘The fund reported at the Treasury, as having been paid by Brazil, under the Convention of January 27, 1849, is, as above, $522,535 98, which is 77 3-20 per cent of the whole amount allowed. There isa further sum of some $10,000, or thereabouts, retained out of the original fnnd paid by Brazil, by Mr. Tod our late Minister, who con- tends he is entitled to that sum for his instrumentality in pire the meney home. The claimants will probably right to this sum. E. — claims were rejected by the Commissioner, as good against Brazil. as not sustained by suffi- cient m= lence, or as not being inoluded under the treaty. Amongst them was the claim of Joseph Ray, for over half 8 million of dollars. Wastinaton, July 10, 1852 Secretary Webster and Minister Crampton—The Secretary going to New Brunswick—The Fisheries, rc. Tt is generally understood that Mr, Crampton, the Bri? tish Minister here, is about to pay Mr. Webster a visit, with the view of enjoying the hospitalities of Marshfield; but I can further state, upon reliable information, that Mr. Webster contemplates proceeding, next month, to St. Jobn, New Brunswick, and will continue his tour through that province by the line of the proposed rail- road from Portiand to Halifax, which runs through the beautiful valley of Sussex Vale to Shediac on the Gulf of St. Lawrence; and further, that measures are in pro- gress for placing at his disposal her British Ma- jesty’s steam frigate Devastation, which, I stated in my last, had been ordered to Prince Edward Island, for the protection of the fisheries in that quarter; in which veaeal he will have an opportunity of cruising for a short time for the benefit of bis health, and which yeesel will carry him to Quebec should he wish it, in which case he will probably return to the United States through It will thus be seen that while the British government are taking active steps to ensure the observance of the provision of the treaty with reference to the fisheries, there is no hostile feeling towards this country; and I Lo, upon | it. that the presence of the American Secretary the North, at tbis critical juncture. canrfot but ba attended with advantage to the interests of the United Btates; and I believe the information of the tn- teation to plact the Devastation at his disposal, wil Ifirst reach that gentieman through the columns of the Heracp, as be is at presept at Marshfield Our “Boston Correspondence, Bosrox, July 10, 1 The Webster Movement in Massachusetts—Its Rationale Its Effect upon the Prospects of Scott—The Relations of the Theee Parties of the State: Whigs, Democrats, and Free-Soilers—The Progress of the Anti-Slavery Sentiment fn the North. From all that I can learn, there is not the slightest doubt, come weal or come wo, that the friends of Daniel Webster intend to run him for the Presidency; and i the movement wiil cut up Scott, North and South, front fad rear, On Wednesday evening next, there is to be Qnother Webster rejection weeting ey Yaneun Tan, and this time » different class Of leaders will appear as the actors im the drama. The leading friends of Webster Gid all they could to prevent that meeting, because they Geemed it premature. and they wanted to wait till after the reception, and also desired to gain time to perfect the Organization. It is said that they are now sorry they id not take the meeting on inst Wednesday into their bands, for it was an enthusiastic and a great mect- ing in evory respect, except the abeence of the leaders ofthe party. The principal actor on that occasion was Rev. Mr. Winslow, who is a wealthy gentleman, having martied a lady of fortune, and is now in the receipt of am immense income from @ lady's school. He was never known before to take any part in political movements- He deliverred very classical and beautiful address, but it was very evident he was not “up to trap. This time, however. the ~wire-pullers” will take the matter into their own bands. The demonstration of yesterday Bish topics for conversation in every circle and its effects, fur. All admit Chat it was a very imposing pageant, and that the reeep- The pumbers would heat tion was bearty ‘and epthusiastic have been still greater were it not for the intolerable Of the rue The motives which demonstration are friends thought \t would be # healing balta to the w Cd feelings of “the godlike Dame.” after his recent de- feat at Baltimore, while at the same time it might prove & source of conpolation to themsel ve: help to soothe their dieappointment. Otber friends of (he class who held the rejection meeting went iuto the movement with the idea of making it rub-ervien: to the design of run ning him op ap independeat whig ticket for the Presiden- cy. There enthusiastic geniiemen may it ix not yet too late. and they promire | relves ap eary vic by the caving im of Seott or by throwing the « the House of Representatives Unc elther n into they are not really ninorry heen subject to unbandsome hold out a Adveriiver whi ad alo held which hax uck its colors, is regarded with ungen. erous Hu For my own part, 1 do not see any Fearon why there ge ten suculd not be entitied to the fame credit for their siveerity as other politicians. By the bye, the Bee bas an immense American flag suspent- ed. opposite to its office, with the significant inseription, “The people's caudidate—Daniel Webster.” This, perc hhapa, has reference as well to the office of Senator for Congress x8 to the Presidentini election Another clase have taken part in this demonstration— the democrats and their organe—some from the course pursued by Webster in reference to the compromise mene Pures; some from admiration of the telemts of the mai without any rogard to the statesman or politician, and fome becaure they wish to encourage a Webster move. ment, knowing that it is calculated to upset Scott, the | whig nomince of the Baltimore Convention majority reem to be proud of the genius of Webster. and say that he is an orpament of the country—the greatest man in the United Hates, and however Bostonians may differ 1n opinion about bir acts and political career, there can be no doubt that he is highly popular with all but the anti-slavery faction The apparent tendency of this demonstration, there-~ fore, is to dial a heavy blow to Beott The free soll party sre alienated from him. as is evident from the Woreester Convention. The friends of Mr. Webster here, who con- stitute mearly the entire remainder of the whig party, are alicnated trom the hero of Lundy's Lane, more or less, for various causes, but particularly because they think The great Baie wiles by = of converts or hand, hosti- and de- will act fy tain the coming Presidential election. the Webster movement now In progress, it utterly ruin the chances of Scott in the old be Bincch The design of the Webster movement is to teach and Simeon Draper a lesson, and play them Rivechiger 3 their Bee Wiens Hoe ; for, notwith- standing the ent Hub- bard Winslow, and a her Me Denies the more eat and calculating friends of Webster see very clearly that there ore or no hope of success for him. The only hope \d be to throw the election into the House of Repre- sentatives. but this would be a frail reliance with a large democratic majority in that body. In that event, Pierce would be elected beyond all doubt. But the friends of Webster, and a large number of the constitutional whigs of Massachusetts, would prefer to see Pierce President to- morrow, rather than General Scott, who seems to be un- der the strange misfortune of being obnoxious both to the free soilers and the whige—to the free soilers because he swallowed the platform; to the whigs because they regard him as the nominee of Seward & Co., and believe that if elected, he will be under their control. Thus is the brave old General victimized by his friends. In the meantime the anti-slavery ey, will gather fresh strength from all this—every day it is gaining ground. The unprecedented fact, stated a day or two ago, by an evening paper here, that Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has received for three months, as the authorship premium of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” $40,000, speaks volumes for the Progress of the abolition sentiment, especially when we take into account the circumstance that this profit, according to a recent statement of Lewis Tappan, is only at the rate of fifteen conts per copy. What must be the profits of the publisher, and how extensive must be the circulation and the influence of such a sai IGtL Dr. Garpiner ADMITTED TO BarL.—The ene ington Republic of the 10th, says :—Dr, George A. ner, heretofore announced as having been earth to ‘Webster was cheated at Baltimore. The thorough-going | Scott whigs. however and the friends of regular nomina- tons. say that before two months the whole Tg Ry of the Bate will go for Scott in a s@lid phalanx. That, however, remains to be proved Independently of the bearing the movement of the free soliers Of Maseachuretts has upon the Prevideatial eleo- tiom. and the ultimate formation of a great national abo- Ution party. absorbing aii the scattered elements of ng ivtas,'’ it baa also another aspect im reference to Uae State | West Broadway. | invited to attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at 4 answer a charge of forgery, was brought out before Judge Crawford yesterday afternoon, and released, upon giving security in the sum of $20.000. The ‘pile Sele are his bailees, with the responsibilities annexed, for his appear- ing tor trial at the present term of the criminal court :—~ Benjamin F. Middleton, $10.000, James McClery, $5,000, and Henry L, Heiekell, $5,000. District ‘Attormay Fen- dall and "Henry May appeared for the government; and Joseph H. Bradley and J. M. Carlisle for thedefendant. CITY TRADE REPORT. Saturpay. July 10—6 P. Asvirs appeared rather languid, 150 bbls. havi obtained, at $4 75 a $4 81% for pots, and $5 $5 43% for pearls per 100 Ibs. | Breapstvl ers.—Flour varied little. the business com- prising 14,300 bbls. Canadian, State. Western, and South- ern ordinary. at former prices; fancy Ohio. at $4 3734 a $4 0244 a] fancy Genesee, at $4 4334 a $475; extra Ohio, at a $d 12 and extra Genesee, at $5 a $5 87; Some rye flour changed hands, at $3 18% per 70 Ibs.; Je sey meal, at $3 183.8 a $3 25, an advance. About 10.000 bushels white Canadian wheat were obtained, at between $1 01 and $1 05; 5,000 do. Southern do . at 98c.; 7,500 red Ohio do., part at 95c. a 97c.; 5,000 Upper Lake do., at 70c.; 2,000 bushels rye, at 80c.; sundry lots domestic oats, at 44c, a 45c.; with 30,000 bushels unmerchantable and mixed Western, with white Southern and round yellow corn, at Sle. a 593¢c., 593¢ a Gle., élc. a 62c. per bushel, the previous uotations. Corrox.—The market remains without change, with sales, to-day, of 800 bales. Freicn1s,—Engagements were light, and rates to Liverpool unchanged. Flour was at 1s. to 14d. asked, and oH at 4d.; 160 bbls rosin were taken at 1s.,and a lot of hd. staves were taken at 25s; cotton was 3d, To Lon- don, 50 bhds. tobacco were taken, at 22s. 6d.. and light hhd. Staves at 50s. per thousand. To California, rates ranged from 45 to 85c, with moderate engagements. Rates to Havre continued to rule dull. Provisions moved to the extent of 250 bbls. prime and mess pork. at $167 a $17 and $19%; 200 packages shoulders and hams at §3,¢. a 8c. a 934¢. and 10c.; 450 bbls. prime lard at lie. al per Ib; and 400 bbls. prime and mess beef at $10 a $1134 and nd $145 a $18. Markets Elsewhere. STOOK SALES. Provaperryia, July 000 Kenting by Barker, Brothers ‘at Board— 11000 = ed ror 000 6,500 Pennsy Susquehanna ch Arete 6 ich G's, O14 , County Railroad 6 shares’ Schuylkill 150 do, 215 500 do. 1886 ia Railroad, 443: th America Bank 100 United States 4 Merchay terand Manufacturers’ Bank, Pitts! Between Board: ited States 6's, ‘56, ole + 100 do, 4434; 250 Lo} uylkill Navigation, preferre Second oa r= $000 Lehigh Mort 44 000 do, s5wn, 10,000 Schiiy kill Natiga myikill Navigation, aE caver Meadow Railroad, fer, Boar d-—$1000 United's Railron GirardBank 100 nit 444. Bosron, July, 8 Brokers’ Sido 1850: 100 doy 2 lo, 0 0, 15%; 20 dos 1584: 8 Bos Railroad, 9534 Fests 100 —25 its Ss b Eas: QUPitchburg Railroad, 10 ig. ary do, s7d, 2) Pastumpsie Railroad, 8034; 3, Boston and Prov dence Railroad, 5 Vermont snd Canada Railri 101%; 7 Philadel}; mae Meet oe $2342 28 Coneord|Railroad, 5434; 2 Michigan Central bag Railroad, 104 10 denburg Railroad, b6di 00 East Boston Corn ‘100 000 “ondensvars Rat. 443 1,500 do, 1003,: Ogdensburg 24 Morte MBG 100 Porment Cente road 6 per cent Morteage Bond, 1852, 97; 5,000 Rutland Rail- road Mortgage 7's, oe MORE, Jul Stock Board —€666 66 Baitimore 6's, amore and Ohio ag Ps Bonds, ‘67, Bt; 403 York andCum- ard this day, Maryland d; Baltimore 6's, '90, 1064 ilroad Honds, 187! wakes share d Railroad, 2, ced at 106% bid, 107 aske wid, 18 asked; Baltimore and Ohio 96 bid, Fasked; Go, 1840, 95 bid, 95) bi tag rein York and Cumberl aske 6's. ‘20, ¢! Telegraphic Report. Provinence, July 10, 1952 The cotton market continues firm, at former quota- tions, with small sales for the week for spinners use, at full prices. Prices for pulled wool have advanced from one to two cents per pound. The supply is very limited, and the market is nearly bare of both fleece and pulled. Sales for the week 62200 Ibs. Printing Cloths.—Prices are firm, with an improved tendency. Sales for the week 19,800 pieces Marriea, On Tuesday evening, iJuly 6, by the Rey. William ws, D.D., Mr. Auexanper Dovoras to Miss Euiza W pungest daughter of Thomas Donaldson, Exq., all of this On Thureday. July 1. by the seat L. Dickson, of Philadelphi: of New York. Rev Dr. Cone, Mr. Ro- . Lo Miss Joann, Dita, July 10, at 3 o'clock, after a On Saturday afternoon long and painfal jilness, Netson Goovyran, at the resi dence of his brother, Henry B. Goodyear, 45 West Twen- ty-second street. friends and connections of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral service, at the above residence, this afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Hia re- mains will be taken to New Haven, Connecticut, for intermpent. In Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon, July 10, after a | hort illness. Lecy Henann, aged 44 years The pds and relatives of the family. and those of her broth ‘aptain ¥. 1. Hebar@, ‘are re iuvited to attend her funeral, from the re n brother, 118 Columbia street, Brooklyn, this after. noon. at 8 o'clock. Ou Sunday morning, July 11, Hexay M. Bosrwicx lis friends, and the friends of his brother, Laurence P. Bostwick, are invited to attend his funeral, without | epecial inv la ation, from the Reformed Dutch Church, in tte place, this afternoon, at 6 o'clock. | On Sunday. July 11, after a long and lingering illness, | Jon Parerson, native of Glasgow, Scotland, in the 44th | year of hi age. His friends and relatives also the members of Franklin Lodge No. 9, 1. 0. of 0. F., are respectfully invited to at- | tend his funeral. this rnoon, at 1 o'clock, from his | jate residence, Ninth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street. His remains will he taken to Greenwood for din- terment On Sunday. bh 11, Crnteriana E. Dice, daughter of Mr. William and Mrs. Anna Dick (maiden name Anna Voghs). aged 1 month and 18 days. Tier funeral will take eos from the residence of her | parents. 10 Oak stroet, this afternoon. at 2 o'clock, The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend, On Sunday, July 11, after a chort illness, Crannorrr, widow of the late Charles L’Hommedien, and daughter of Coptein Hagadiah Coffin, © relatives and friends of the family are recpectfully invited to attend her funeral, without further invitation, from the residence of her father, 86 Johnson street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at 6 o'clock On Sunday, July 11, Buiza Vanx, only child of Nathan B and Gertrude V. Sackett, aged 8 months and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ¢ — from 166 Tenth street, without further invita- sont ony July 11, Paxsy Rov, aged 1 year 2 months The fricods nd acquaintances of John D. Roy. | 41.24, lon 66 44 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 1. 1862. U5 M Stoamahi; tie, Luce, Li A, J vis miso and passengers, vo H K Collios & Go. ‘The A wae tained for five hours near Sandy Heat bide = Ship Rome (of Bath; Otis, Havre, . Ton to tdvoxchacged shenaiz with ahip Norte ationeie secs: ing eastward; ath inst Int 43, lon 6290, spoke Br Br ship Wm ston. Bark Ne K Neptune (Ham), Moller,, Carl, 30 days, in ballast, with 189 eaeenge! to Des Arts & Honker. Bark Industry “iNor), Potorson, ‘Limerick, ‘89 days, in baliast witb 183 passengers, to order. Bark Fort tae ‘Bremen, 50 days, with mdse and 128 ECTS, va hmidt Be Balchen. June 13, lat 41 40, lon 40, spoke ark Charlotte, from Hamburg oer oe Willion way “Glau, isan 56 days, in val- cers, last, with 11] passenger Brig WillJam (Han) ns days, in bal- ya, with last, with Feo Wenct & aie eeudeen Brig Swen ae ed on. ig Cani rc ‘of Boston), Guptil, St Croix, Jane 18, vis irks Island Ist inet, with salt, to mastet Cardenas, Tune 9, with sugar rig Caninna ( heen, st “Johns, NF, 18 days, with Tr. ikaling, Pictou, 20days, with coal, to igatioy 2 da) zt in dallast. Schr ae ir), Gardiner, ‘leuthera, 7 days, with fruit. to C Ackerly. 6th inst, lat 32, len 7: none aleship Martha, of Salem, on acruize, witt ‘obo bola oh Sobr British Queen (Br). whens) gi Pp 9 day oh with fruit, to Ennise & Hutebin: lat —, ton 75, spoke USwe)s A Lage shins and oil, to mas! ur Hebron (Br), J8 Whitney & Co. Brig Metamora, ——, Sebr E J Munsell, Ants Eleuthera, 7 days. with frait, to master. 4th ii ay 28, fon 75, spoke brig Elzira, hence for Cardenas, 13 d ut. Schr Celeste | (br), Atkinson, Cumberland, NS, 13 days, with grindstones, to J 8 Whitney & Co. econ Jorvey Oak, Roger, Jacksonville, 8 days, with timber, o mas Schr A R Wetmore, Dearborn, Doboy Island, 8 days, with lumber. Schr Lovisino, Smith, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton and ive. to NL M'Greney & Co Pn Wa Tyson, sense t Georgetown, SC, 4 days, with naval gone Ww Tyson, Jones, Georgetown, SC, 5 days, with na- "chr Deborah, Robbios, Washington, NC, 6 days, with na- "Bebe 3.W Hens, Johnson, Ocracoke, NC, 5 days, with na- chr Tone, Lerman, Newbern, § days, with naval atc". rf ‘days. Schr Fairfax, Ponticld, Alexandr: Scbr New ¥: ork, Wyatt, Richmond, 5 Sehr Chas Gnekell, Young, Marginad, Schr Frederick, Hall, Portland, Ct. Schr Jos Rogers, Worthington Poritand, Ct. Schr Wm Brown, Hunt, New Bed! Sehe Adclaider Briges, New Bedford.” Sohr Forrester, Benson, Saco. Sloop Swallow, Welis, Greenport, Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence Sloop America, Sturgess, Provider Sloop Fashion, Blydenburg. i Bloop Emily, Crapeau, New Bedford, Bioop Georgiana, Swift, New Bedford for Albany. Bolow, ik Pkt shin Henry Clay, Hill, Liverpool, June 11; has had Pilot on board several days. Gbepee Cannon, fom Liverpool. Ship Abb: +, feom London, Ship Stateeman, ‘from Hi Pkt ship Admiral, Bliten. “from Havre, with mds passengers, to M Livingston. Ship Dirigo, from Glasgow, to Dunham & Dimon Ship Silas Holmes, Berry, 20 days from Nsw Orleans. Bark Sidonia, 60 days from Elsineur. All the vessels reported as below are outside the Hook, faying to in the dense fog, with wind at SE. UBy Sraamsurr Arcrre.] Avrwerp, June 25—Sld Leopold I, Gerberding, NYork. ARDROSSAN, June 26~ Sld Masonic, Hockmar, joston, Brisror, Jure 27—Sid Java, Thrift. N Yor! BRExERHAVEN, June ae Amemerinnty ‘hrs, NYork. gent, Inconstant, Wilson, NYork; 23d, Amaranth, Probst, York. Borpravx, June 23—Sld Swan, Carver, Nt = the Roads 2ist, Magellan, Cazalis, Havri “Carpi, June 25—Sld Hy Nesmith, Alon wt PhS Cuxnaven, June 22—Sid Estafette, Hoges » NYork. Cows, June 27—8id Inda, Hobbs, SP Potoraburg (from Madeira Dear, June 26—Arr Devonshire, Hovey, London, and pro- for NY ork; sth, Nora, Cloid, mene: Pro- ceeded ceeded for London. Donceness, June 25—Of, Antje, Plugger, fro: ‘ork for Stockholm. Exsinore, Juno 2l—Arr Paul T Jones, Percival, Konigs- berg for Boston. FLEKKEFJORD, Juno 6—Sld Emigrant, Olsen, NYork. Fatmourn, June 27—Sld Niord, Kav/man, Boston. Fivsuixnc Roaps, June 25—Sld Medemseh, Hickey, and Sympathie, Cawthorn, NYork. Greenock, June 24—Sid eiersls , Harvey, NYork. Giascow, June %—8id Sarah Botsford, Giasceer | Boston Bragdon, NYork. Sid (and from Greenock same Spe Havre, June 4—A fool Heiyorr, rain, Wablman, NYork, Sld 26th, Alida Petronella, Potjewyd, 5 yadtina York; Anoa 29th, Admiral, Crisp, NOrlean Entering the river 20th, Benj Adams, and Mary Hale, Rol- Errington, SFranc ton: Hsrtley. Morrell, Soca Hiberaia, Malonsy, New York; Stephen Baldwin, North, Philadelphia, clad ou, Greenwich, Childs, NYork; 2th, Constitution, Livenroor, June 27—-Arr As Rich, Burwell, NOrleans; Franchise, Robinson, Charleston: ‘Of th, Montreal, from + Portland, Ogg, from Apa- Inchicola. Mine, from Baltimore Fatd for Idg 20th, Marathon, Tyler, NYork: Lockwood, h, Josiah Bradies, Mansficld, Bos, Britt Bld ath ‘America, Lawrence, NYork; 27h, Henry Grin- nal: a onion a ator Gardner, 8. prancis 0; Hamlet, Sears, and Pri Sess i Bosto In the river 30th, outward bound, Underwriter, and Con- stitution, for NYork. Lonpon, June 2—Eatered inwards Cornelius Grinnell, Fletcher, NYork (and outwards same day); Hermione, How: ard, Gothenburg; 28th, Kosmos. Horstmaa, NYerk: Persian, Peat, do; Mary & Adeline, M'Lellan, Calcutta; 20th, Hai- dee, Boule, do. es es Lonponder Ry, June 22—Arr Mohongo, Corish NYork. Lanv's Exo, June 24—Of, Amerion, feom NOrleans for Bremen; Juno. Edvard, from NYork for do; New York, from Baltimore for Rotterdam. MARSEILLES, June 24—Cld Guiseppina, Nap li, NYork. Neweastin, prev to June 2—Cia Madoans, Woodside, and Helen Maria, Bilsby, NYork. Porrsmoutnu, June 28—Arr Devons Hovey, London for N York. “Prysovrst, June %—Of, Ura, Bioard, from NYork for Ne a June M—Arr Albion, Driscoll, NOr!: Breme Zawrm, Inne ii—Azr Bernard, Koop, Patras, aud 8] for NYork. June 27—The Queen of the Isles, hence for S Francisco, which put into Falmouth, 15th inst, leaky, has returned to thie port for repairs. W HAVEN, Jun 4 “near Harringto ae imahogauy, doors the Kewaboare ie utside one being carved, painted dark blue, in cur letters painted white. Liverroon., headboard has beset also a cask branded dc; Charle mn Urige Narra evans, Pensacola; JL Whipple, aod Triton, Philsdelphis; schr Empire, Aux Cayes Herald Marine Correspondence, _Pruvapeivnra, July it PM, Arr—Brig Sham seirs Lady Snffoik, Crowell, Boston; Gaesabens, Fuller, Boston ow- ell, Ells, Harwich; Jarvis Lyon, Crowell, Bo on Marietta Burt, Nickerson, Boston. Miscell. Br Suir Kare, Merlin, for Liverpool, while gutting under weigh on Friday last, from the foot of Stanton street, ER, drifted on a ree site Twelfth street; and it being high water at the timo, she was lodged on the summit of the shoal, which ronderea it extremely difBcult to haul her off t stage of the ti werful steam tugs were employed in underteking to Ot it Ob a every high water, but did not eed until yesterday afternoon, when the Achilles, Capt Hazzard, aud Heeto Capt Yat “ utherly wind, accomplished i n towed her to ‘the leaving but four o board, who got her into port, as ful ScrR Oscar Jones, at Provide Jon 73, was boarded by a boat from a Brecht. name tinknown, of and from St John, NB. for Philadelphia, with granite short of provisions; supplied them with a Darrel of water and «quantity of provisions. Notice to Mariners, Couoman SxonerARy's Oretor, ) Adolaide, Dac iven, by authority of his nor, that on and after Jan 10, I the Sturt ighthouse, letely erected on Ci and, will be exhibited from ew Kangaroo Is! Thi i He ig on the Eastern extrex 5 49208, lon 188 12 ving at regular intervals of 1)¢ minute. ‘This flevnted 241 fect above the Level of tho som, Mlumninating 260 degreoe ofa from N by W i W round to SW hy W Sigued, Casi ‘Tt RT, Col. § Spoken. Ship Statesman, from Havre for NY: rk, with 940 passon gers, June 25, Int 48 62, Ship Daniel Webster, Howard, from Boston for Liverpool, was seen July 5,4 AM, 6 miles from Boston Light Bark Statirn Morse, from Glasgow for N¥ork, July 2, Int ‘Whalemen, Cldat Fall River 8th. bark Airtel, Baker, Atlantic Ocoan, Fore! Ports Surinam, June Brat Pleiades, Center, for Glouosster, lég; Alphoneo, from ——, arr ith, dieg; Pulsifer, from arr 18th, do, Ban Sanvano ‘une 3%—No Am vessels in port. Sr Croix (W June 18—Brics baer Tavtor, * End), Saunders, for NYork via Ni eill, from Wilmington, d us. Tuexe Ist. ante bg | i—Brig York jwet arr; fore and att 6 Domisgo, put fa on socomms of hoa winds.” Home Ports, BOSTON, July 10, ‘AM—Arr shi Rhine, 1 m, June 5; barks Csrero (8io), Pirandello, P fs" Lowelt, ‘Hammone, Baltimore deiphis; bigs Sau Gi P R Curtis. Stover, ie Ford, Gibralter May 21; Els La Gor, Bahamas, Juwe 9); Liverty, “Wilts, P Fattorson, Pattorson, Aloxandria; Eliza J Kartel via Nantucket Philadel ‘ow Haven; Dani Weid Avdeevo, from N wBy for St brige ny “8we), Ry dain 0 Aux Cayes; B Young, iter, on; Abbott Law- rence, Crowell, and ‘acorn ‘Giembny singe in sobre Rainbow, Rogers, Richmon as Barat! Phila detphi Olive, allen p( Rd * Wolcott Beer, the members of Engine Compan; attend her funeral, this afternoca ah Ha a ined e At Litebfield, Connecticut, on Thurs Mantis Keovon, where he went oe te eat Pant = y in the 28th year of his age * remall e a ns were taken to Newark, New Jersey, for in- Newark and New Daven papers Please copy. Lovell, NYork. ea July. 6—Arr Sicilian brig Carlotta, Logan, Palermo, ‘AMD! ophin » July 7—Sid sche TO Bartlett, 5, Now ork. YCXsrine, Joly ! 5—Arr brig Fawoett (Br), Brough, Liver- PCiARLESTON, July 7—Arr be 7 Norte (O14), Soh hel, RYork, Vorwarts (Old), , do; Thos’ Waite scchman, hi indviphiny J inckley, Conner, Beston ip Harriet & W 6, from Boston. Cid at Rollins, Koy West aad Karnas; Jay A 4“ cOBILI July 1- brig Carribee, Crabtree, Saas Bid rest a ae cava Porter cai sme toy Hane, x Henry, Gil ihe Boston: yaaa k San Potro penal w Wn ; eg ‘Marks, NYork; ship Bruna- wi fnee oa Bermuda, Carao badooe: selire Westover, Rogers, Boston: Lewis AK —_—= in, Frisbee, Gulf of st Lawrence, NEWBURYPORT? July S2814 sebr Newell, Coombs, h— A ar Cr = PG Jde a, St Grokay I Tid ced of Pitindaipbias Mary Eleabethe Perth Asher ear A —, ‘Alban Philadel 1d iter, OOM EW LONDON Juin deaee uy NYork, Sid sehr ope W pay Fists Pee PNEWARK, July 8—Arr sches Gov Arncid, Bonnett, ‘Thomaston; Vendovi, Bray, Calais, Me. “Cid schr Bolmont ; Smith, Windsor. N ors Sootin, NS. roe, Britian, N ide PHULADRUPIA,S ‘Augusta, brig Marie & ct " 6 Godt: sf; Fall Rive schrs Joremiah ej an Erricjson, NYork; Frodertok ‘Tyler, Robbins fini Ron ie; cee ere Alba did, Mersman, Hornet, Sx Southerner, Rick Sally Wheaton, Wheaton, N Yor Salem; RJ M jobingom, Salem; steamship Pi Ro Whitaker, NYork: 6 Onk, Ki Vesta (Brom), 1 R & Hitebber leord, Bosto tans as, paoalig deta de Martin Ose alan ponen May @, N Orleans; echrs Solenuid, Morciau, Wes Providence; Star, Nicker- TEEN Julians, Harting, Stover, We; Queen, Lo mouth; Henry Lon, Erickson son. Provias M F'Tyler, Robbin: ber, Cattel, Bosto: Ross, Providence; Souther bridge; 8G Williams, Ewst Groon Worth, Bosto rm, Berry, Bosto our, OROVIDENCE, July 7—Arr schrs Perine, Ii raham, Albany via Newport; Calcutta, Smith, Albany.’ Below Bhenest frem Rondout. Sid schrs Roxana uty, Worth, adel phi Vesta, Tomlin. Rondout; seb ‘ovidence, ud Harvest, Fronch, NYork. th, seur 1.90: pold O'Donnell (of arannah), Wofield, clphis, th—Arri ee Deteel, Rogers, NY orks shes Union, Bangs, Baalimore; i Henry, Lines, do; Arion, MeLanghlin, Alexandria; J C Fisher, Anderson, Philadelphia, An= rt; Danl T Willotts, Smith, line, Lit it “Alban: via New Kibeny via F 7 Rdisnt, Wells Honicute Or: Ibany vis Fall River; loo nament, Jones, do; George H Davis, Smith, do. Below schr Mary A’Rowland, supposed from Philadelphia, Sid’ sebrs L, Cramer, Philadelphia; Montezuma, Smith, gp Wm 8 Mount, Payne, Rondoat, Ar: ur brig Palermo, Marst Glasgow May 25; schrs 7, Cl epimers i Delt Hardie ae | 2 Palos Baan npeon, tae lia Gibbs, Gibbs, and ue fetts, Rovinson; ‘NS NY ‘ad, ye ort), Thatcher, Charlestor peo. Baltimore: John Wi rand, Sawyer; Richard Thompson. Corson; B Ferguson, Cham- jon; Jane C iy Wee in ae 'm Thomas, Davis. 7: page, Cras Kensington, Foster, and Philadelpht B Moreau, Hitchens, 1. COI » Phi fo) James} River, Daal T Willetts, Smith, and Empire, Johnso! Albany; loops Amer irges; Pointer, Fowler, ani Fashio lenburg, ‘NYor! ke PORTEMOUTE, Jily4 Art schrs Pomaguid, Upton, Ron- dout; Sth, Peruvian, Trest, do; Oth, brige Oco ‘Washington, Kucwiton, and’ Orloo, Folsom. Hniladelpbia: 72h, sohrd h & Ready, Matthews,do; Banner, Lawry, N wre ORTLAND,’ July T—Arr sehr Gon Warren, Hall, N Albatross, Black nai brigs Motto Vining, Rem bia. ‘Iphi 9th—Arr echr Cambridge, York, NYork. RICHMOND, July 7—Arr bri; ite Heath, Lee, NOrleans; schrs Lydia ‘Ann, Voorhees, NYo: ce De Ressy, Wicks, do. Sid sicop RH Green, mae @sth—Arr schrs Wm B Jenki orbit, NYork; Iranc Hamilton, Wood, Albany: rn saan NYork; Hanover, Chichester, do; Henrico, Tuttle, do. ROCKPORT, Mx, July 4—Sld schr John Tunis,, Crane, Norfolk. ROCK Joly 3—Arrachrs E Arcularius, Pioroe; Mex dian, ary Langdon, Simonton, ‘NYork; 6th, Gntarlo, Haskell, do- Sid 84, echrs E Arcularius, Ploroe, Gregory's Island, to load for NYork; RB Pitts, Verily Coz g itaples: Charlotte, Thomas; Rebecoa, Sneed Mouat Hope, Post, and Gannct, Chandler, NYork. SAV, ae July 7—Arr ships Adrian, Liverp vol; Urgent (Br), Boag, Charles sildschr ritary Ear idy, Ca Wark Le Good, Martin, Zatz Providence. 2 8 ‘A ¢ 30—Sld schrs Cloud, Sargent, NYork; DC Brooks, iene ‘Philadelphia. aoe CH, July 5—Sid "ohr Stranger, Ellis, Philadel- ws rr at Cohasset Narrows, schrs Mary Nowell, Pack- Pas NYork; 4th, Helena, Bogert, Alexaudris, and sld 8th SALEM, 8—Arr brigs El'en R Phil July od, Chipman, delphia, ‘ld sehr Atluntio, ‘Nickerson, NYork vie ly nd Gloucester. Sli bark’ Miquelon, Hutchinson, Monte- schrs P R Burton, Lingo, Philadel) iphiay Jas Wall, Rondo jout. Cl do via avilion, vour-Are brig Garland, Millet, Para June 1j ve Fiver S0ths ore ‘ae Snow, NYork, 7” Passengers Arrived. Lr <s)0~ Arctic—John C Hitchooo! Dunbar, T D Houell, Warren, Mrs H B Gwat! Hiram Perry, Geo Oxnard, D Graham, Patrick Ewin and C H P Badcock LD Senat, Gideon Potts, John Young, baked Warbors, Mrand Mrs L M Rutherford sas fone Hiss ar age JW Chanter, Mis: ae Durand, Misses IM J Durand, OD F E Procht, Adolph Paul, 1 Youn a TT Santora, CBN, and ngy. DW Catlin, Henry Collins, TP Cummin Mr and MraJ Rt Campbe ‘Targart,, AG Betts, $8 ok, aaron Herni Coli, Jae Wray, R Kestol, Mrs and H Spence W Hetohtives, DR King, Alanson Swain, RE Corning, Mrs Lewis, W Bone jamin Jr, D McDougall, Henr: Limac, CH Haswell, GB ‘Reese, A'D Estes, Master Fou: d servant, Mr Gilbert, child, Mr and Mrs Lewis Jr and child. Col Jas Leg, J Kreyenhazen, ‘8 A Joha- ‘and lady, Mrs Carroll, Mrs Jackson, Louisa, Harrie d, G two children, J Wiliams, Rg Marshall, Mise S McFadden el Tioand two children, T Watson, John Isler, Paul Morel, Meal ME Gritten an chile, Mr and MraC Meyer, ey and Acolaide Meyer, Jobn Cox, Sami T Lynn—Total. Bavne—Shij Homes Minan’ Brenz, and Frodk Gomer, Carnenas—BrigG W Lawrence—Charles W Brown and lady, Francis H Bacon and two children, Mise fa, LETMERA—Schr EJ Munsell—D Macrison, Jr NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHAP COMPANT— Conneoting with the Pacite Mail Stemmship Company only through ‘or California aud Oregon, vie Aspinwall end Las a order of the Postmaster ral, the United States mail stoamors, with sho great Cali- fornia and Oregon mails, are to be despatched on the ‘Sth and 20th of each mouth, direct for Aspinwall Orieaoa on the 7th, and 224. Whew th Sund the eailiny Ul $000 tons | CHEROKEE. Rs tei EBILADELEHL 3000 1.000 to saving New York for Aspinwall on peeereen tt Le a month, The now steam ie Ei Dorado = Faloon will form ang and Aspinwall », and forming with stenmebipe no to and from athe in Mexico, California and Oregon. Passage from New can bo secured from Armstrong, Harris k Uo., Agents at that place. THR RATES FROM YORK TO ASPINWALL WILL aE For Ladive’ Saloon State Rooms. Lower Aft and Yorward Saloon Second Cabin Stand Btocrage. essen; a froe of expense... The railroad boing in operation, running over half the distance from Aspinwall to the transmit of the Isthmus m eighteen to twenty four hours—the expense, which varies from $10 to $25, te be borne hy the passengurs. PACITIO MALL, STEAMSHIP COME AN sre informed that, under th’ ome, performed in frou Tho pu aitor 1 isnmediately on arrival of tho Atlantis mails disco on the lst and Jou yo it Acapulco, A reserve boat will he kopt at each ond of to cove ents. ‘The following stoam p ip Company, one of which will be always in port. ate NORTHERNER. REPUBLIC, OREGON . without delay wi m steamer from San Francisoo. asenco by the United States wal ore ork, havo preference of seeommodation om hgard of ths jo Mail steamers, Rates of fare from Pa ato San A. regular line of “fom Ne ms betwoon fe allows in Measure! Chaeres at 70 or A For freight or ” Fit TNR, Y, at the offioe of the treet, corner of Warton, Now Tork. USTRALIA, PORT PHILIP, AND SYDNEY LINE of Packets:—The subscriber Will despatch the splon- did A 1 slip MAGNOLIA, tho noxt ship of this Line, on the 15th July. This eplendid ship, 1,200 tons burthen,command- ed by an experionced tor, has been fitted expressly for the eomfort and co: weongers and families For p oh willbe taken on the mont fa ier 1 R. BELL: i 1 flip, or to ELLIOTT, ARKELL & OR SAN FRANCISCO, TO SAIL ABOUT THR 157m ; 5 OF THE LEAS, tostn Af tb builder of the Flying Cio and will be don ym Lm ah as tel the ged to be the afloat Yor freight or pasea OORINNELL: MIN She ta Be ens strset. OR oR CRANLNATGR- CHIPS STATES SBMI-WEEK- Mail Line —The now snd very fast steamer JAMES ADGER, Capt; J Dickinson, will oars plac No. 4 N. Roc on ednesday, July ky até ‘o'clock precisely. For ply on bowed, whore ati bit of Inding will be ened; av T passage (having unriy: Roo datl se the office ot SpOVFORD, TILESTON Be GG 48 South earett. UTRALIA—AUSTRALIA—FOR PORT PHILIP AND Sydney, only regular Line of Packets for the above Port. veers will despatch the, well-knowa and favorite Paokot (Madi veenel is Commanded by an many years in the Australi up with fargo and sm ) on the 2th of July. The abo aeqeed master, whohas lice oF single persona, Emi ry.8 nomber being aaa y omgng “e 8 Beat rivor, or t ‘Australian Paokot Py 63 aad 118 Boutsat. Qe se ers 76, oes antemimes, Py COLL ATToN Boa) petal ate rn THEA’ STREET. DOORS q ivaleons Men veel aly 1 wi bane eae ited the drama of Luko Fiolding,, .Mr, Cot Fielding, .Mrs. Nichols \doo! | Bone THE HAPPY MAN. | Seana ROADWAY, THEATRE.—E. A. MARSHALL SOL ce ieash Opere on Virginio. .Mme. Fleu: Lave = Ni Rioseannem: te commence at Serole re bahat mw Page ES comedy Joba raped Baker. Mee — tanveiy te dadast Tt Spal Bans ba eet anal a matted «2 IBLO'S —M’ oe a. hone, AND SENORITA N wit! ust, Mile, Lavigne, Pry tig sagem: Grit ‘most popelee and universal favortter i. Paddy Murphy. Mr. R. Ryan | Ko-Ket.... .., Miss Barber + Ban AMERICAN MUSEUM.—ADMISSION, tent, Mile. Pou inp oBenabe, on whi pat ols. tra, Bers gpl te wit? Sppent in is Pas de Deuxof Lx Munola, with Corcan Soulpture, | Bal a ui rah out state i eon cpt spo , ere Fridays, and Oe. at oc! evel s Leo! he DISSOLVING VIEWS . “ ree tare aad Teereaeye, Wiley MINSTRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE | Howard street.—Upon every even der the ae Woed, whose concerts e . Doors open at 7; ¢ [—The Wednesday and Saturday nivor discontinued until f ther notice. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 cuaTHal George Proprietor —The opem every afternoon at 3 0'e! for the purpose of \* Classie ng, Heatuary b; M'lle Ci a Ag with @ vari a ks 12% cents, Kage pg ng NE ped rites Lowak SALOON. — shaize, ST3¢ cents; boxes, Bs peor OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED hip ATLANTIC, Capt. Jai part with the United ‘St Seturdi 24t Biodntichs foe slogans ug erele ps "AND K. 3 ke CO), 96 Wall stcont. ambe tonmehip ARCTIC will suopoed the Atlantis, 25% sail COLL! aN A, Capt. ——. ors. RICA’ Capt, Harrison, ROPA, Capt, Lott, SMERICA, » Onpe, Boe Ca irs art rt. CPradkina. AGAI oA AD) ‘oaph MBRIA, Ca; ret nen. i light at mainmast head, gre. id fo Freight will charge on specie beyond sa amount for Porto el er penee surgeon on bi ienc 4. oa! fottors and newspapers must pass through the Post For freight or Dasoage Warcurs.—By or to WARD, No, ¢ Bowling Groen. of the British Troasury, watches of foreign manufacture, bearing the mames or marks Of manufacturers, will be heroatter admitted in England, in teanaitu for she United States and other coautriag; ia com- Henge of which Freuch and Bwisg watches mey be ship- at Havre for New York or Boston mia iver t incurring the risk, as heretefers, (being ected by the goods, rooeived and restem hvebe ‘Through bills of German, and other foreiga ¢ in common with Britieh goo Indin ore givenin Havre for New Kerk: aromont of thia city, for» mceossion o Bich favor by Y highiy ree sect Tick wor core 10" 7 ok, i sth ice that the Saturday ate ert Para wed, ASTLE GARDEN—ROUSSET FAMILY, UNDE Cc direction of Mons. Joan Reuset.--Saturday, fc 4 and ever, week, arenes og "man ces. A now ean wets Dantonsime, te three alte, aed eaves tableaux a eupra On. Se of Prof, iva dy 4 ted Serif al his Son, Mastér Hone. and Het ‘Tight Rope Danger, in th ral = tho orch sates | a ea NOTICE.—THE 4g Boston, Kb pon for the soar tetene Kenpmonts, will SLOR, Theateieal ‘Agent, Burton's pe aa ical Agent *eonttee Chambers eee HORSES, CARRIAGES, &e. »| N EW YORK HORSE BAZ A442. 51 CROSBYSTREET— &c., every Monday and Wodnonday, af Auction sale of Horses Carri: gies Saddles, NB GdeFrecy Proprietor. FOR SALE, CARAP—A BEAUTIFUL ROCKAWAY Carriage, donigned for z Faget ty hay top Wagon—both built by This ety, to order be'econ at LOT Ninth steest, Price, $200 end ios: FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTE. fui ingy’s paddle Horvea, in this State, | Ho trate and cautere under tho anddle, and is porfectly kind in slagle or double harnoss. Sold only for want of uso, about leaving tho city. Can be acen for a fow rears only, ot “ Mr. Bro ‘es Stabice, No. 34 Canal stroet, naar Beond- way, whe will givo all necessary information, F% SALE—A HORSE AND WAGON, petite! FoR tho oxpresa business: also « splon tid H.W. PRESCOTT, 00 Cortlandt steoet, ‘all strost. OR SALE CHEAP—A BEAUTIFUL GRaY MARS, sixteon hands bigh, botwer ight and nive yours eld; a fant trottor, and gent tle as Siammb; would make an excel: Toat family hore; will stand without tying. She ng s roadster, and would make a splendid horss for ® physi | Ti Th sure, aud green at that; with training w gt Ansida’ of 3 eney. Warranted gound. Price $300, Taquirs of . F. WATTS, 35 Warron street. OR cele LIGHT HALF nS WAGON, In inning order. Apply to WILLIAM H. DEAR~ Croaby street. ORSE F FOR SALE.—A FINE BAY HORSE, SIXTEBW hands bigh; six yoars old, kind and gontis in aay bind of harness,and is @ good fo Horso. Con bo soon at B. Brewnoll’s stable, 34 Car 1 atreot OCKAWAY CARRIAGE AND EXPRESS, Wagon A light three, seat, Rockaway Carri “for fete tow. Also,a ni be soon ‘at the Pee ata ponitory, 88 Canal atrset TO PRINTERS, pst tecnica FOR SALE, A LARGE RYDRAULIO Prose an " peaeineea aL Mey Hand "hi. HOR Be U0., dotd atcoct. Ts UNITED STA’ P maa STEAMSHIP Wasi INGTON. B. M. Fi Commander, isnt eal Nee} ee: n exporioncdi surgsdn ia attaoliod ts the ship. tere suse pass througe the Post, Of Spools delivered ia Havre and London, For passage or feoight, epply MOLLEN, SAND & RIEHA, Agente bo South stroot. EDUGTION IN FARES BEC WEEN PRILADELPUTA ‘and LiverpooL—The Liv. Steam- hip Company intend Wy ston as fol- BROM PHILADELPREA, Gity of Manchester City of G! All let- city ste es on Gity of Glasgow. at, City of: iw. welees , Tuty 21 City of Mam ater. acy, ang 4 iy of G Weassedsy, pt. City o€ Manenostcr. Wednosday, Rope 2 rm , Rates ef parsage from Philadeiphia: Saloon in aftor tat midship estate roo forward 4 85: my hate ay ort revisions and poll ‘a foes, t fowad nicineR bios, i, At Rrohaag plane, B stroot. amadotoila A limitod number of” tha Vitra havent will be my ot Piles from Philadelphia, sae 8 ‘$30 feom NITE! EMPran CITY, from the pier at foot of Re Jaly12th, at 2 e’olook P. ‘a. be swrecinnly. Rates of Havana and Now Orie: acrangemont:—| a 8 00, Forward do., o r+ Orleans Te are request anc h es whieh ws No other form at od after She 6 ship hi ant ly to Foriesaht or 177 Weak street, eoensr of Warren ace YARDERBILT LINE.—FOR SAN FRANGIS0O, ‘The shortest and cheapest roxts —Ths poworful double engine steam-ship Nerthora Li will lev from Por No, 2 North River.att precisely, ay. July 20th for San Juan dol Korte eae oa fora superior advantages for fami going to Californie, ae thoy will be constamtly undor ths Charge of offcers attached ¢7 ths lins, and at tia time much te healthy and comfortable. For information or passage ply only to D. B. ALLEN, agont, No. 9 Battory place, up ITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compsay, Mail Ling for Calffornie a 4 LLINOL U galy through United States Steamship Com- paoy's mor NORTHERNER will bo in roa diness at Panama to reosive the Illinois’a mails and pas songors, and sail immediately for San Franoisce, OF FARK TO ASPINWALL, 0 Fai it of the Isthmus at the F the United onse. Persons 6 bh passage by ork have preference of a0 commodation on board the Pasifio Mail Steamers. Ratea of Fare from Panama to § terms. ranolses om the moat favorable For Frvight or passage. AG ES A. WHITNEY, At tho office of the Companisy, 177 West ote oornor of York. UGH Or8c0, AT REDUCED Now Yorkand Sam Francisoo Stoamabip Lino. Thonew and splendid steamship UNITED BTA TES, 1.500 tons burthen, Edward 8 Danis, Commander, will departure for aspinwall, Navy Bay on Saturday, A s connecting st Panama with the new doable ong: eamstiy WINFIKLD SCOTT, 2,100 tons burthen, Goorge A. Cole, Commander, which atoxmor awaits the arcivat of PAasengors at Panama by the United States feom New York, 1s to San Francisvo d= and imme ip accommo ‘9 not ur; this route, and an oxpe ourgeon vessel. The United States has made tI ew the W and Fs ats da iro ah ti ‘ork and Chagros in seven days fiold Sortt performed the voyngs pamain the shortest time on record, bot a time from port te port, Books now opoa, 16. App pies BROOKS & CO., Goneral Agents: 24 Hesvar streets ‘or JONES & JORNSON, 104 Went ner of Liberty atreot, Passengors by the Uni dinombark alongside be wharf at Aspinwall, Railroad now opened nesriy to Gorgon ho risk attendant upon Ii acing im boats at river aavigal On NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—TGE NEW DOU toamship WILLIAM PENN, Wintcop 8 Leave plas. Rast Ivor, for the a at four o'clock P.M his elap baa ologan gage in cabin (state room reight or passage, apply on ea ok PM Ad B rpaaengers, Pas ), $00; de avocrags, $25. For board, or to TON, 66 South atrest, or to EL LINCOLN te 00.120 Port Mensurement goodn, conts por oubi nding will be furaiat ai ppe clerk on bo or, only on board, Benjamin Fran enjamin Fran and sail Thureday, DBPATCH vine Fe RAVEN W. W. lor 6 North River. OR BAN FRANCISCO. L im parang’ dt AAT Wait atrest. TEAM BETWEEN NEW Y ‘the Glasgow and Now Yor! sommohip GLABGOW, (1.908 to if, Commander, arday, 14th of avrg json neato room), om stat New! ‘$00. ‘ino Apply to ares of: MoSY MON, &f Broadway. ESO INNELE & CO, ONLY AUTHORIZED Boner Beraitow Tait line of fa wn ipa. Dratte from Poel Peony comm thequghoet ies eee Bouth street, ee York; Ponwick G ‘Cham Fou. wit ‘stroeb, aad No. 6 Rogont Pgs4, Claronce dook, Livor- Kad MEDICAL, — Revistt, “CURES, ata “SMALL EXPENSE.—DR. BD solicits the atteation of all su goteote whom it Conceras. He cures with most romarkab! rar ol ees. The most Tacroduloen lan of wonderfal power at moee, ‘eon vonionses, rt store, Consultations private. bees such in The treatment fold ‘ehromio cases, as oe Be. inh somo of our most ominent imown, both in and out of the prefession, ac the evseful of disoases iv rk. mee ft Soto yours, devoted exclusively ®. WARREN, ao 1 2 MOTT STREET, CONTINGEE 2 beg oonsulte: asye. D pobre spy to bim with eck —A pocfeet cure guareat WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CURES—SU. wo other doctor can do. oes ic oe posh. D* at before twenty four hers.” Disease is made OK ja tame o wefoeted. Remember ik. ‘The other methoderct sore readtul— worse than the disease. Office, vorner of Canal steset Broadway, up stat shuatmua R. MORRISON, St ar ET, ae | to bo consulted old friends Tishing ¢2 be kilfally and bulty ns fnvartosly ol ones Bis taken rs one 3 invarial co eae foo till eursd. = te dite a ae Wes MAQTOAL TRBATHBNT DE an} R. D oured with unoxam pled colerity. ‘Tho scorat of bia success is tho Unfortumate’ aoe tans ar Y ot ia the medicine ta ee, D%, J2ENSN, 16 DUANE STREET, s@ WRU known, (or the Inet 26 years. as the most fel ractitionsr in Now York, may bs eonsulve i Private office on all diveavas to w! fle Thovo who have suffered from medical proven: on having their casos troated by « phynelee of expt N my diplome, in my effios, him he vioti Sppiy to him’ with the pty et Waring cases yew arly treated. Dr. C. iam member of tie N.Y. SEC Observe the ae and numbdor, es there ty No, 19 03 19 ethor side of Chathass strees. 13 CHA ful treatment ef all dis- ooial advice, and in doant te EDICAL AID.—DR. CONVERS, street, continues his move cases. Thosd whe require whom to a) qualified paps of tho profession licited to esl, whore thoy ‘will of twonty years experien: Considentially consuits DICAL WORK.—DR. RALPH'S tical Private Troatiso, on the nab conreqnences, remodi ton in the pininest language, it is practically one, tn every place, as well as w perfoot »Aafogu quackery, By Jos, Ralph, M ractising pl Author of several medion! works, 12th o¢., $42 pj Sold wt No. 43 Ann stroot; No.2 astor House; and at # or's office, 643 Houston stroot, noar W ooato: sultation hours to 12 A. M.and 6 to 9 P. cepted. Mailed, post paid, by addressing Box 860 | Dow PRac- day oxe oe EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A PRACTICAL Work or , Fag 7 Nature and Treatment of Dineases, b; wick, M. D., practising ph; turer on thoss complaints. Privo redan colored plavon, Extract frum the Boston, Me atonal nal:—* 16 may be anid foarlos ly to Acton kioord’s great work on the aay inmily of o mily Phyrician, Canso of Qu 262, and by the author, 604 Broadway AND LONDON TREATMENT OF in & fow hours, whi h he combi a \ t ocean by & venerable applicadiom, with ‘medicines tn eo jobility, as tho force curce daily, witeh 1] other treatment, tutional not be cured with for by had continued for years un: ar- fons eau rely on no other fonltton: but his diplon. — rom physicians, and hundreds of corttbe 4, trentmont unequalled for euros of this speciality he bak had ly boon swindled by the base impostors:—W. Mink, A. Waring, W. N R.. Tronsides, Wis. Forcesem, Office hours, 9 A.M. tl 2, and Tt PM. Trent letter, M. LARMON'T, confidential physisian, 42 stroct, corner of Broudway,(ao drug store.) Tin MARKIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. hanlon By De A.M. Maurive ‘Twentioth Lene nuttin te pecuniary. diMoultien tor th spared by & timoly posses an afoation ate band, might have work. Lt is in 6 cithor baddin, ¢ yoare—in whom ou a discover the o etfioicn ise, amd most cortaim to which her ox is subj of a letter fram s gentleman in Dayton, Ohio, M. Mavniceav Davron, May'I pubis « Maki 8nd prostrating hor . 14 whioh waa, on theltant of thi ¥ more fully the of, ne bana A are of @ nature strictly tom plaris