The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1852, Page 4

a Tateresting from Mrtico ‘THE DETAILS OF TEN DAYS’ LATER NEWS —THE COUP F—NAVIGATION OF THE MBZCALA—INTER- NAL OONDITION OF TIE REPUELIO {From the New Oricaus Picayune July 6. } way yoy Vera Crus, we received our files of j Erbe ‘the 23d, and. feom the city of Mexiev, Le Tveit d’ Union, El Siglo XiX,and E! Monitor Kepublicana to the 19th ult. 3 ° ‘The nows is not barren of interest. Tehuantepec seems to be forgotten in the discussions on the question of the d'etat, whether the government should or should not pas Loon whether the republic can or cannot be saved without if; and from u liwsty glance which we have taken at the long winded articles on the subject, which ‘fill the columns of our exchanges. we bave come to the | conclusion that each side has decidedly she best of the | argument, and that it is as clear as daylight that nobody knows what is in the wind In the meauwhile, the Siglo XIX. is vory desirous to kuow “to what purpose the thirty thousand muskets stored in the national palace are to be | applied and whether they would not be of service inarm- | the frontier States. \¢ Monitor Republicano sa: Te seems that the government hes definitely resolved to | Convene Congress,that it may determine the grave quessioas that beve remained pendinz. the serttement of which *iin- Periously ¢omanded by the sad position of the repubs Don Manuel Kebles has resigned the post of Minister of State and had left the capital for Vera Craz. as is as- serted, for (be purpose of arranging the question of the | flour duties at that port. It is ramored tbat if Congress is convened by the President. all the other ministers will throw up their portfolios. | Don Francisco de Arangoix has been confirmed by the | Council as Consul Gene Mexteo at New York. We translate the following from the Sigle XIX:— | Fifty-six thousand dollars were spout by the government on thé new uniforms worn by the national guard ia the pro- | cession of the © i. It this is not stealing, we ile widows, veterans and om- soldiers who are not soldiers i ses.are already at fence are to be resents the farce of ie clamor is rife ainst Congress the government throws away | making a ridioulo entat. There are the great measures of the he republic dowh tourer t Sifty-six thousand ¢ of ite armies, vermment, The Monitor Reublicano enys ; eight individuals were arrested for conspiring against the government. Among + wre Senores ‘Tostal, Vidal, Velazques. Ayilon. and a Franciscan friar. They are all Santenistas.”’ An intended pronunciamento had been discovered at | Orizaba and prevented by turning out fifty of the na- | tional gugrd to maintoin public tranquillity The Toltbweing resoltitious have been passed by the State of Guerrero, relative to the contract for the navigation of | the river Mezcala, a portion of a new contemplated route to California Art. 1. We approve the contract made by the government | i with citizen A Rect Cc. ® r the improvement aad | navigation of the river fa, in all that correspouds to | the territory of this State, wuthorizing the government | that it may, with the intervention of the Council, extend | aud out eaid contract in concert with the government Wefurther authorize the government thet it may, ix conjunction with the Council, make such alterations in eaid contract as may be estcemed opportens, useful, and | convonient to the State, ‘The emevte at Mazatlan, caused by the extraordinary contributions levied directly on the people of that city by the government of the State of Culivcan. has resulted ina prenuncicmento. The foreign mercbauts in the port, sustained by their respective consuls, had previously de- | termined to close their stores rather than pay the c tributions, ‘The native traders had also taken the same resolution. The pronunciamiento followed. The State go- vernment stopped the buying of contributions, and was to bring the question betore the State Legislature. Se- veral arrests were in the meantime made, The port of Mosatlan was deserted by shipping, und its commerce fend, ‘The $2,500,000 of the American indemnity were being | paid over to the Mexican treasury, uuder Mr. Forstall’s supervision. Mr Vorotall. searing that amid the rumors | Of & coup d'état. a coup de mein might be made on his specie, | addressed a decument to Mr. Letcher, the American Minister. requesting him to take the necessary precau- tions, Mr. Letcher forwarded a note to the Mexican government which promised to place troops at Mr. For- stall's disposition in case of necessity, and that gentle- men Was ulso authorized to hoist the Americaa flag. if its protection were needed ‘The $2,500,000 were to leave the eity of Mexico on the 18th uit., for Vera Cruz, under special cecort. Mr Forstull was to accompany it. We have received our fies of El Comercio de Tampico to the 161b ult. but find them without any news ofin- | terest. The divcussion relative to the guberaatorial etec- tion was still coriied on with warmth in the papers, but there eeems to be no legislative action in the matter up to our iatest dates {¥rom the New Orleans Courier, July 6 We have received papers to the 22d ult. The informa- in their columns. is so far important, as it us necounts of the imminently dangerous state of affairs in Mexico. The ambaseadors of France and England have had some warm discussions with the Mexican Secretary of State, touching the losses and injuries suffered by French and English merchants and traders in various purts of Mexice. It appeared to be the opinion of editors in Mextco that Prevident Arista wonld. in a tew days. call an extra ses- sion of the Mexican Congress. in order that they might provide some remedy for the various embarrassments under which the whole nation iabored. ‘The opposition | editors eecm to think that the return of better times may not be cusiiy brought ubout. Some of them hint at the annihilation of the state yoveruments, avd the establish- ment cf de«potirm. All agree that the state of society is | most deplorable; while the greatest obstacle to aieliora- | tion or improvement. is the want of men both henest and cenable Since the above was put in type, we received our file of the Freach paper printed in the city of Mexico, as late as the 16th of June, from which we translate the following paragraphs :— The procession of Corpus Christi tock place on the 10th of June—the day which Muda Romor had fixed on for Presi- | dent Ariste’s coup d'ctrt. The volunteers of Mexico turned | out in new #nd epleneid oniforms 5 000 men and isces of | cannon, President Arista marchod at their bead, on foot, | but preceded by his carriaze, cox ducted by postilions in rich green liveries The Mexican Sceretary of Wi pected at Vera Crvz i | . Mr. Robles, was ex- afew days. It was believed he | powers to settle the dispute | officers and the corporation and it the admission of flour from would bring with him fv lat appears to be over. The of- t the Prosident will not violate the { he and the government should ¥ | | | flames rose and extende nates eI st night (9h Juno) | 2 | en the wreek. | lightly burned. | Jobn Sheed, (husba end ron have met the same fate from Mexican bullets, ‘The names of the Mextcans we have pot yct learned. The _ ober unfortunate man, Robert MeDonatl was born in the county of Ayr, Scotland. His age heeding age The | rolle of had ing names of neither cf these men appear upon the revolutionary forces under em. Caravajal.” ‘The wail between Brownsville ‘and Rio Grande cit, boon discontinued for the present, the mail rider ref to perform the duties. The Loss of the Steamer St. James, TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE {From the New Orleans Pteayuue. July 6.) About three o'clock this morning, the steamboat St. James, Captain Thomas Clark, exploded her boilers at Pointe Aux headin, ba Lake Pontel oh some fif- teen or twenty of her passengers, whom wero Judge Preston ot the Supreme Court, J. i. Wolfe, Mr, bu L Sheed, of the Mint, were lost. ntlansn conuceted with this office was passenger poard the steamboat California, and within afew hun- dred yards of the St James when the explosion took ace Froin him we der:ve the following circumstantial ecoount ef the passage from Bay St, Louis, and of the ewiul easualtys The St James left Bay St. Louis at half past ten o'clock last wiht. and in about twenty minutes atter the Califor- nia, Captain 1, P Ensign, alvo started for this city, € passengers on bord the California got sight of the mes On entering the Rigolets. and soon after passed On getting into shoul water at this end of the Togolets, the St. James again caught up with (be California and passed ahead — The ill-fated boat had not gone more than a quarter of a mile in advance when her boilers ex- ploded. The seene which ensued was terrible beyond dereription. ‘The upper part of the St. James was lite- pred to atoms, and the wreck was almost in- james, The ebrieks of thore on board the burning boat were heard by the passengers on the California, and as the the suspense and anxiety be- came agonizing. Capt, Ensign steered directly for the wreck; but the fire was so intensely hot that he was com- pelied, by a due regard for the persons immediately um- der his charge. to haul of 2 short distance. The boats belonging to the California were leunched, manned, and went to the aid of the sufferers, Some were in the water and cthers on the wreck and as many of the firemen as ¢ discovered were reseucd. ‘The flames rose from the centre of the St. James, and Capt. Ensign made a sccoud attempt to reach the pervons He succeeded by skilful management in getting umdcr the stern and a large number of ladies om | and gentlemen gained the decks of the California, We give the names Cf those saved below, We learn from Mr. Archibald Binney, that Judge Proa- ton had his berth over the boilers, No. 24. He was seen to retire to rest, and immediately after the explosion oc- curred, the place where he had been lying was observed to have been shattered to pieces, and he was nowhere to be secn, It is presumed that he perished instantly, although a faint hope, which will cling to one when the destruction or safety of friends are concerned, was entertained that by come miracle he might have reached the shore, which was bot far distant. J, M, Wolf and bis on, a lad about fourteen yeara of age, were keen standing on the wreck of the St. James together, The boy urged his father to jamp in the water, and declared that he could save him. The father re- fused to jump in the water, and the boy left him and struck out for the California, which was then approach- ing. He reachcd her in an exhausted state. and was saved. A rope was thrown to him just as he cried out that he could struggle no more. Mr. Gates, who was clerk in the houee of J. B. Byrno& Co . is missing. and is supposed to have been lost. John L. Sheed. of the Mint in this city, was on board the St James with hislady. Mrs Sheed was rescued, and her husband is supposed to bave perished. Col, Palfrey was among those taken from the water, having swam from the burning wreck. His hands were A wegro boy belonging to Dr. Penniston was lost. ‘The Doctor himself was indefatigable in his exertions for the relief of those wounded, and his conduct excited the admiration of all who observed him, It is supposed that about twenty lives are lost, The wounded nineteen in number. were left at Dr. Luzen- burg’s Hespital. and it was thought by Dr. Penniston this morning, that ten of them would die of the injuries received. ‘The eteemboat St. Charles had arrived at Milno- burg. but the light of the burning St, James having been secn. the captain got up steam and steered for the wreck. He arrived there, however, after all who could be were saved. We Jearn that Capt W. H. Wright, the owner of the St. James. is badly scalded. = ‘The St. James was a high pressure boat, was built in neinnati, in 1850, and has been employed. on the river until about a month ago, when she was placed in the lake trade. Capt. Ensign is entitled to great erodit for his manly we and gallant efforts to rescue the persons on the wreck. Capt. Clark is aleo among the wounded, having been severely scalded. ‘Two members of Protection Fire Company, No. 19, and the hose carriage of the company, were lost. KNOWN TO HE LosT. Judge Preston, J. M. Wolfe, John Molloy, N. Read, of Protection Fire Company No. 19; James M. Jones. mate; ——.. the boat watchman; a servant of Br. Penniston; a boy of Captain Tuft; a free colored boy; John, second steward, colored; Mrs. Asher, her daughier, full grown, and two children, and the steersman on board the yawi. THE NAMES OF THOSE SAVED FROM THE ST. JAMES BY THE CALIFORNIA Colonel H. W. Palfrey. slightly scalded on the hands; Frepeh Frank. deck hand. badly scalded; William Collins, engincer. badly scalded; Frank Bolton. D P.. scalded and wounded; James Bell, Sr. clerk. scalded; Charles Rey- nolds. scalded: W. T. Thornly, bar-keeper; J. M. Howell, W. H. Wright. owner of the boat, badly wounded; E. Fremont, passenger; E. Toledano, H. Mitchell, George Wolfe, son of lawyer Wolfe; Oliver Rout. and two boys; Jobn C, Jones. passenger, ‘lightly scalded; J. A. Webb, passenger. slightly scalded; James A, Diane, slightly burned; Neal deck hand. badly scalded, Samuel J. Peters, &r., Samuel J. Feters, Jr, passenger; Jules A. Blanc, James Hyland, passenger; Captain Clark avd two chil- dren; Williom Harri, passenger; John Duncan, passen- ger; Dr. Penniston, passenger; William and Lewis, two boys; James Porte son, badly scalded; ‘Mrs. and si-ter lost); Mortimer M. Tur- illmore. Miss Fonda #nd.a child, Miss Shepherd; Caroline. a chambermaid; D. M. Shattuck, Willism Haddes ‘aptain Grabam, Francie Fremont, Paul Paroti, J. Patterson, eaginver: W. Deacon, three Ferrons, names unknown; James Steward, cabin boy; John MeNair, John Graham, John C. Taylor, E. UW. Dil- Hnghom. James EB Hopkins, Captain George H. Clark, B. Holmes, of Texas. George Sweney. Archibald Binney, Captain MeCoy, Saranac No.2, Patrick aud George Isa. bel, cabin boys; William, pantryman; Join Wheeler, second steward, badly injured; Julius, fireman; Dick. Tom. avd Joe. colored passen; ‘Thomas Gregory. first ner and son. Miss nd Ma- | owever. ofa penceful character. and, | though noi yet suppressed. are not expected to occasion | serious consequences, Another is about to take place at | Orizabs | On the 4th instant BSeltilio, for bighway 1 The village of Alpoyeca completely destroyed b; May two criminals were executed at | ry | u the State of Gucrtero, was the hurricane of tl cen organized at Jalisco. | company continues to mect with | A fire compary hi The Italian Of bridliant evccess Items from the Rio Grande, (From the New Orleans Crescent. 6th inst.] Onptain Tho f browne | inst Brownsville | f desperadoes which | »wnsville. on the -boats which left | return to Guerrero, | if the crews killed. and Rio Grande are Ville rome t unde red. by me pr © often recorded. mts had returned t , having and report that while near the rancho | Prownevill m Rossrio, they were fired upov and driven from the boats, | They report bavi ceeded in escaping to say how men one ran killed; but having sue fier the at they are una heir companions were massacred They say that after the they were co to the nd rifled of their contents, | * party who robbed there pos the river,a » Kio Bravo cays that t were b boat ea d by the Pedro Viiiareal. who hoids # commision from Gen. Avalos. The same paper woe Luwir never touched os the Me in side of r during the trip, 7 fullowing f the Ré gives some Insi 3 of Indians and uitting the recent murders Rio Grande!— ynoea armed and indignant at the ind withing to preserve the io- fon from reprir wrote two mplaining and requesting indian chief with the ps s, be ordered out of his j d wot to repl of his ing of ihe ewed ontrage ro, aud the robbery and dee- ; advanced upon rancho Rosa- ¢ ns, and came the log fort tby him to dieper de ordered him to disperse, but he | u the Ludians, ‘Tijerinn and los for a reinforcement. and | evening at this est rteward; J. Hendrick. pastry cook; J. W. Gregor, B. Ed- ar. Frank Turner. James Webster, Ben. Mitchell, Samuel Payne, J. Payne, H. Grant. T. Grapi,and Alfred, colored firimen LIST OF TNE WOUNDED OF THE ST. JAMES, AT LUZENRURG'S TAL. First district. slightly acal Wm. Collins, first engineer. badly scalded; Eliza Wil- son. irjuries in tho back. and slightly scalded; Wm. Dea- con, arms and upper portion of the body badly seaided; Francois Francis, passenger, badly scalded; 3.’ Kerrister, passenger, badly realded. sINcr DEAD Merry Harvey, passenger. badly senlded; J. G. Whaler, watebman, slightly scalded; —— MeMillan, deck ond, Fgbt arm broken, and badly scalded; Gregor, cabin boy, | aslave, belonging to Madam Isabel, badly scalded; Pat: rick, belovging to the same lady, slightly sealded; George, belonging to Moret; Will. belonging to Strafford; Julius and Patrick (all firemen) badly seulded Theatrical and Musical, Bowrny Tieatee.—The amusements provided for this blishment, are of a very attractive character, comprising the comedy styled the “ Middy Asbore,”’ the popular drama of the“ Rake's Progress,” andthe romantic musical drama entitled the * Blind Boy,” ail of which are extremely well cast. Those who ore ‘irous of witnessing & ‘food, performnaiico, should, all means, visit the Bowery this evening. noapway THraTRr.—Mime Fleury d nate the ebaracter of Mari of the * iy is to per in the popular comic opera Daughter of the Regiment ” supported by the other members of the French Opera Comique Company. Je styled fea The vaud L the terminatin; sustain the lea sentation of this ebeers, Meuniere de Marly.” is to be in which Mons. Menchand will arseter, Mile. Fleury Jolly's repre- character has elicited enthusiastic ur Nipwo's lace at t 2x. —Mile, Pougaud’s benefit is to take (ablishment to-night. The Dill of enter. ded. is one which will certainly ensure her Mile. Pougaud. Senorita Soto, Mrs. n overflowiny John T efton. with Mller, Lavigne. Prouet ear, furnishing quite a galaxy of femole stars ud danees the Spanish pas of “La Manola Navionas Taraten.—Mr, Oo dock, the popular tras is to appear eeain this evening in Mme. Celeste drama, etyle “Willow Copse,” a copy of which was y Mme. Celeste. his truthful por. lon of Luke Piclding. The drama entitied “Tom or a Bey of the esent Day.” wili also be per- d,inwbleb Mr. Redmond Ryan will sustain the racter of Mr. Tom Turatar.—The we wey , dogs and goata i ir excellent is frique,” “Gen. of the Marcbioness Bata- ther with tight and slack rope exerciecs Sane poor ‘onthe! Me to thelr assis- | Anenicas Musevs.—The dsstolving views. and spect- aie or use, o ayy wm ction Bs ot | Mens of the “Chromstrope, or Optical Fireworks,” ure oe he ne of his jurisd | to be exbibited thi noon and evening at the Mu- Siaths th . reg ey de te suem, ‘The four serpents. Anacondas and Roa Constrie- Sie Et Och On but. through the medi- | tore, the gigantic ostrich, and red ourang outeng, can xiean army. who happened ivi be p a troops and Indians w to eee Gen. Avalos and ¢ of the people with the 1. the colonel promising | bh influence to prevent further intrigues. So the question of a civil war rests, at | the inet advi Two companies of volunteers have been organized in Brownsville in order to be pre d for w - | W. W. Duuly pas been cbeten | battalion end AG Porier and J. E Mee | dcaptainsof the two companies, | o tnye that Mr. Waddell the United Stat determined to interfere int uma, recently shot by Ge 1 if.the ordcr to shout them mer Avalos ot Matomoras. oad th had been given, it must be done through the American Kuowing the feet, Avo for changing the hour of executic morning, that he did not wish hoot the Americas Consul Ge raid. that though from the known | pusillarimity of the Aimyriean government and officials hie had little te fear from any diseot fntorference. will he tbovght ft beat (o put it beyond their powgg to do 0, and that, therefore, the order fora change in he hour had , owing account of the two Ame. rleans :b Williams. the young man who wae rbot was « native of Poughkeepsie, New Yor! $8, he enli-ted in the ee- | cond drng he was trans. | ferred iy ny lor te He was at the battles BF Palo a Keenes de la Palma. and Mon- torey. His father, biwnrd Williams, was one of the Bante Fo prisoners who wore shot in Mexico Thus father | —the day's business alro be seen during the duy and evening. Crmsty's Orena Hovse.—This favorite hall continues tobe filled nightly. to witness the excellent porfor- mance, of Christy's Minetrels, The programme which they announce for this evening. comprices many attrac: live features. with George in all his cecentricities. °s Minornere are delighting large assomblies night ly. Wood continues os indefatigable as ever in his ex- ertions to plesre—he bas Jately filted up an tee fountain in the lint), for the accommodation of his visiters, which will certainly be a great inducement for the public to patronize him during the warm weather, Broontys Musvum.—This theatre is to be opened this evening, by some of the members of the Broadway, Bur- and Lyeewm theatre companies. The play cntitled “The Stranger,” and the farce of “ Raising the Wind,” fre the pieces elected. CIDY TRADE REPORT. Tersnay. July 13—6P. M Astire — * were made of 100 bbls. pote at $4750 ® $4535). ond pearls 94 oe q Prevermetets Rewer at $6 87% a $6 434—a partial fm Buravsrurrs.—Fle ur continued brisk and buoyant - dimy'e including about 12,300. bbis.; #uper- fine Cobadinn at $4001; ordinary to straight State and mixed to fair Western. at $4123¢ n $4 25; choice State und favorite Ohio, at $418) 9 $4 4114; fancy Western, at $425 0 $4873¢. und commos to good Scuthern, at $4 S134 8 $4 5634 per bbl Rye flour retailed at $325, und Jerrey meni at $3 1834 per bbl Of wheat, the anles Gomprisod 4,000 bushels Obio white at $1.07; 4,000 Cana Cort steady, with a limited i and cea le of Us and Rio, at 9%0., iy has Are OiaraaaaePrime live geese were in slow request, at 39 a40c. per tb, per tb. cash. be begged . % ‘up, were |, at 10d., and about 1,000 do., ‘Is, Cotton wae at There continued to be a fair inquiry for London. at old ratee. A veasel was chartered to load with deals, in the British provinces, for Hull, at 75s, 6d. Another vessel was taken up for pee ix $2.000 for = vo . and port charges. loud the West Indies, at 50c., and to return with salt at llc, There was nothing to notice of importance to Havre or California. | .Fruvr —500 boxes Malaga raisins fetched $1 85a $1 £0. and 26 casks Zante currants, 47%. 1 Hay.—River was ecarce and quict, at 8744 a $1 per 100 Ibs, Tuon —No sales of pig were msde to-day. 50 tons Eng- lish bar brought $57 50~equal to cash. Larus —Fastern were abundant and active, at $1 561, al 6235 M. cash. Line.—Seme $000 barrels common Rockland found buvers at 85¢ per 100 Ibs, Nava Stonss —Beyond the disposal of 50 bbls. spirits turpentine, at 41 a di 4sc., cash, per gallon, nothing was done. O:s.—Nothing new occurred in whale. 3,000 gallons linseed were taken at G2e., cash, per gallon Pnovisions were in moderate demand. and the day's sales reached 200 bbls. prime and mess pork, at $16% a $17, and $191{ a $1924; 200 pkgs. choulders and hams, at 8c, a 8c, and Y}sc. a 10e. per lb ; 200 bbls. prime and mess beef. at $10.2 $11, and $15 a $13; several par- cels Ohio and State butter, at 14a 18}¢c.; with ordinary to priine cheese, at 5c. a 7}\¢. per lb. ice. —But 50 tierces prime were purchased at $4 314, per 100 Ibs, Srcans —About 200,600 Havana changed hands at $17 a usual time Soar.—A further lot of 100 boxes Castile was obtained at 9c. per Ib., usual time, Srinrrs.— Sales bave been made of 500 bbls. Ohio and prison whiskey at 213/ a 22c.,and 22 a 22'<c. per gal- Jon, cash, Market unchanged. Sucans were less active. the sales not exceeding 113 bhds, Cuba, at 5¢.; and 500 bexes brown Havana at 4%; a 53¢c. per Ib. Tonacco.—There have been 20 bhds. Kentucky bought at 5a Tic ; 67 caves Connecticut seed leaf at 8c.; and 43 bales Ambalemo at 1234 a 21c. Demand good. RECEINTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. By Noarn River Boats.—3,.208 bbls. flour; 150 do. whiskey; 22 do. ashes; 86 bales wool; 31,138 bushels wheat; 5,393 do. corn; 4.942 do. oats. and 941 do. rye. By Furr: Rattroav.—202 pkgs. butter; 888 sides leather, and 51 bales wool. By New Haven Rar_noan—47 bales leather; 36 pkgs, butter, 110 do cheese. ne eC TRIOS ISTE Married, On Wednesday, July 7, by the Rev. R. Knight, Mr. Avansinc B. Mexviie, of New York, to Exizanetn, daughter of Alansing Barney, Esq., of Newport, Herki- mer county, New York. On Friday, July 9, by the Rev H. J. Eddy, Davin Mr- prum, Erq, to ‘Miss Ampy Lovisa Parxs, both of this city. At Canaan, Connecticut, on Monday, July 12, by the Rev. J. Woolsey, Evanpen D, Annort to Euizapetn PB. Ciexpenen, both of this city. On Saturday. July 3, by the Rev A. Verren, Mr. Frep- nick Rexavp to Miss Catnenise Gein, of this city. At Danbury, Connecticut, on Tuesday, July 13, by, the Rev. W. C. Hoyt, Mr. N. K. Bannust, of Savi , to Miss Many Starr, of the former place. Savannah papers please copy. By the Rev. Mr Tuttle, Mr. Cuances Ketiry to Miss Exizanety R. Younes, all of this city @n Mofiday, July 12, at St. Andrew's Church, by the Rey, Michael Curran. Mr. James McGuire to Miss Eurex Paton, both of this city. On Sunday. July 11, by the Rev. Dr. Corey, Mr. W. 0. Denanrst to Miss Saran G. Barxer, all of this city. Died, On Toegday morning. July 13, of consumption, Ban- stow Emanvr1, con of the late Michael Emanuel, in the Bist year of b invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of hia mother. 77 Nassau street, Brooklyn, to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. the 60th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the Bedford Street Methodist acopal Church, are respectfully invited to attend her funexal. without further invitation, to-morrow morning, at half-past 7 o’clock, from ber late residence. 77 King street. Hor re- maine will be taken to White Plains, Westchester county, for interment. On Friday morning, July 9. at his late residence, Hemp- stead, Long Irland, after a very short but severe illness, Tuomas O'Bryan, Exq, late of the United States mail steamship Georgia. California papers please copy. On Monday evening. Juiy 12, at 12 o'clock, James Kinsnier, son of the late Jobn Kinshler, aged 13 years, | His funeral will take place this afternoon. at 3 o'clock, from 172 York street, Brooklyn. His friends and relatives are invited to attend. On Tuceday morning. July 13, Cunistixs ExGeuwann, wife of Joseph Engelioonn, aged 39 years. The friends of the family. also the members of New York Lodge No. 10.1.0 of O, F.. are respectfully invited oon, at 3 o'clock, from rr. On Tuesday, July 13, infant son of Alonzo and Mary Gutiencz, aged 1 year 6 months and 18 days, His funeral will take place from the residence of his father 246 Water street, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock On Tueeday morning, July 13, Many Louisa, daughter of John B. and Cornelia Mead. aged 1 year and 9 months. The relatives and friends of the family are coepectfully inyited to attend ber faneral. without furtuer invitation, this afternoon. at 3 o'clock, from the residence of ler pa- rents, No, 7 Jones street On Tuesday, July 13, Groner, infant son of William F, and Mary Bearns, aged 1 year 4 months and 6 days. The friends relatives sre invited to attend his fu- neral. this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Craig. North Bergen, New Jersey. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, July 13, Parnick <. aged £4 years riends and acquaintances are requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, corner of Congress and Hicks street, to-morrow atternoon, at 3 o'clock, His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. In Reston, on Monday. July 12 of Panama fever, Mr. Lovis Ertiixg, merchant, of Sacramonto city, California, On Tuesday morning. July 18 Eurex, infant daughter of Wiilism Hi. and Caroline Metcalf. In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 11, Mavsscn Ware, aged 2 years, son of James G. Young, engincer, United States Navy, At Haversiraw, New York, on Sunday morning, July 11, of consumption, Eyna Mean, Jr., aged 22 years and 11 months MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Occan Steamers, Fo Ginsgow, Baltic. Warhingtoa. E Otey of Piitsbury. New-York of Man Philadolpiis:duly 17 ow-York, ..July 20, 4 daly 20. Glargow Liverpool N. 3 v San Francisco, Liverpool on Juan, :Now Orleane SAspinwall, 1... Liverpool. ‘Liverpool. + Aspinwall New-York tates... New-York... Aug 14 ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY 442 MOON RiaRe, morn 2 22 7 23) wen waren 7 sees Ove 6 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 13, 1352, Cleared, Steamship Africa, Harrison, Liverpool, B Cunard. ip Amable Carmitn (Sp), Salces, Nuevitas, TOwen & ater (Br), Kirkpatrick, Sligo, TP Jackson. a Teress (Belz), Brarcn, Sidntevides, Schmid ptoo (Rr), Bromham. Quebec, ES Ennis & Co. ert Watt (Br), Waugh, queleo, Seluniit & Bal- ard Cobden (Nor), Paulson, City Point, Panch Brig Heuteport (Br), Holmes, Win ‘or, N3, JS Whitney Brig Monticello, Clifford, Searsport, master. [Bre Mertiopool (Ur), Dove, Batiutet, Marclay & Living on, Schr AC Stotsom Mille, Matanzas, T Shailor Jr hr Saxe Gotha (br), Forn Richinueto, J 8 Dealey, br Alario, Rogers, Wilmington, clir Haxall, Layfield, Richmovd. € 5 Sebr Josephine, Dissoswsy, Baltimore, Johoson & Lowden. Bebr Arno, Beats, Bavh, ma mer Oneide, O'Neill, Ph hia, J& N Brigas, Philadelphia, ~ W edeip! Michigun, Morehouse, » Hector, Griffin, New Haven p Rhode Yeland, Hull, Provid Cia yerterday ehip Peter Havtric well, Arrived. Steamship Wm Penn, Marks, New Or'e mdse and psesengert, to TP Stanton, Was detai low Dy a dense fog. Steamehip Florida, Lyon, Savanah, 67 hours, with mdse ard passongers, to SL Mitehill. Was detained wt anchor off Sandy Hook mine hours by the fog. Steamship Union, Adame, Charleston, 62 hours, with mdi and passengers, to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Was detain houre off Sandy Hook by thick fog. Ship Louisiaus, Barstow. Liverpool, June 4, with md ao NC, Downer & Porter. Hf Pierso nee, mastar, (uot Haskell), Rook- *, Joly §, with 4 bel and Paoren, to D Pilkinton & Co. 24 inet, lat 44,lon 56 £0, p AFRO Ktoamehip steering Ej 11th, lat 4020, Jon 71, paesed stonmebip Sarah Sands, hence for Liverpool. rombull, Smith. Liverpool, June #69 passengers, to R Port, Has had const Winds wné fog forthe inet 20 dayr. Ship David Cannon (Br). Kobertson, Liverpool, 86 days, with mdse and 610 passengers, to D Pilkinton & Co. beh st, Int 40 90 Jon 68.40. spoke Br brig Zephyr 10 daya from ip Bi 1 has heen detained off the Hook D with ma t light and ad Ship Florida (of Boston), Nickerson, London, 44 days, with mdre and 20 prssong’rs, to master. June'l0. lat 41, Jon 44, epoke Br brig Richard Cobden, from Liverpool for Philadeay hin. Shi Humpbreys (of Branswick, Me), Me rae, ‘Sey 1, with eugar, to Howland & Aspinwall off,the Hock einee the loth In, the for Ship Lady Soffolk (tew clipper, 690 tons). Gray, Balti- wore) 9 de a, with flonr, We, to RP Buck ry, . Hine expe- 6d baling ond adverse winds during the whole passare, Intrinaic (Bir), MeParlan. ‘Traleo, $2 days, wieh coat and 218 pasrengers, to Roche Brothers & Co. Bark Sidonis (Pruve), Ruth, Stottin, and G0 days from El- nt, With epelter and 179 passengers, to Thompson & Now hinow “Bork Grat ). Korff, Bremon, 64 days, with uphe & C0, ‘oyordirior, Bromen, OL un: s, Kay B hovon (Urem ), With mdae pad Loo passongors, bo Popp. & Cu age. His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully | On Tuesday. July 13, Sanan, wife of Samuel Storm, in | © 4ayr, with mace July 3, with mdse, Sagus, L2 days, with ), Grey, Norfolk, 3 days, Provincetown, St aay ry with anpecsto nantes, ne Te Feteraoa, Cardenas, 10 days, with sugar and Gecce (of Celais), Varney, C srdinas, 12 days, to » Vous & Co. Brig Dash (Br). Callahan, 8tJohn, NB, 16days, with eit “Brig Exporium (Br), Colton, Shediae, NB, 25 days, with lunter, to J 5 Whitney & Co. Brig Zephyr (Br), Hurell, Halifax, 15 days, with coal, te jel (Nor), Rebars, Bergen (Norway), 46 ds; WTI apenas nek Mente ome Schr Margaretha Waria (Dutch), Vou Kedrich, Bremen, . he ve ely Wi passrr gers, ne te pati Haymsn, Baxter, St Vincents, Juae i, via New- rh, . wi val stores, Sched Delano, Vail, Newvitas, with mols o> n: five pace to order, “Sehr Emerald (Br), Knowles, Halitax, 18 days, with onte, to Hunter & Griffin, Schr Memento, Smith, W:lmi gton, NC, 6 ca stetbrd Smith, N cho), Wilm’ngton NC, days, with naval wee A 4,De Rorsct, Brewster, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, stores, "Schr Julia Frances, Thompson, Beaufort, NC, 6 days, with 7Echr Aen Maria, Conklin, Newborn, NC, 4 dayo, with ma- Sehr Ann al stcres. ii Schr Lenity, Wood, Virgini Schr Stag. Brown. Virginia. Schr Aen Eliza, Jones, Virginia. Schr Mary Jane, Longstreet, Virginia. Schr Martha Collins, Collins, Virginia, Scbr John B Spafford, Smith, Virzinia, Sebr More Adeline. Turner, Chincote i with nave’ Schr Jas Bravard, Williams, Chincetoaga chr ie " Le AAkee! Ty ty Sete Teey slabs, Baws, Pert Bwon for Banvére, scbr Mejor Rirggold, siols, Port Ewou for Nowburport. Scbr Orion, Carey, Por 4, Ct. rr Sebr Leprelette, Reed, Ros 32 «: itimere Schr jioniue: Hewitt "Wooklan c| justin: low! 5 SchrCarben Machias, ‘Smaste), Sloop ants, Dixon, Portiand, Cts Wind at sunrise, NE, with rain and fog; meridian, 8, fresh; sunset, 8, light. sapesied. as below in Monday's paper, from aben foi rthe Statica Morse, Lawton, from nd belonging to the same firm, A Marine Heporvs. Selogreeee jorrun, July 13. Arrived—Stonmabip City of Now York, Philadelphia; brig od. joared—S Iand; bark Franklin, H and Adams Trcat, Philadelp Port Niewf, LC, to load for Eng- hrs Catharine, Hy Payson, Herald Marine Correspondence, Purnaperrnta July 3—4 PM, Arrived—Brigs Tolos, Mason, and Warren Brown, Bart- lett, Boston; chr Phenix (Br). Dunscomb, Salt Cay; SL Crocker, Burt, Taunton; Lydia Brooks, Mayhew, Portland; J Rusling, Dole, aud J M Baylis, Baylis, Providence; Flyiny ‘Arrow. Coombs, and C H Hale, Gilkoy, Norwich; Sea Balle Hardman; Jos Turner, Kelly, and Triumph, Mason, Boston: ‘k, Heagan, Bath. Seaitared—Dries, Queen Esther, Pendle Dunning, and Com Stewart, Bishop, Bosto Smith, Smith, Charleston; Fidelis, Garwood, Wilmington, NC; Gazelle, Somers; Sea Belle, Harriman, and Sea Mark, Heagan, Boston; Flsing Arrow, Coombs, and Souther Nickerson, Portiand; CH Bal ling, Dole. Providence: J M Bay! Kennebec, Clark, and Novelty, Briggs, Letyeaenyeaeny seve ere ee Scur Joun Frazier (of Sippican), AWAY, coal, suppored from Philadelphia, went ashore lth, on the Musole Bed, near Bristol, RI, aud. will pr bly have to discharge some of her cargo bofore ske can be got off. Scun Dawn, from Botton for Gouldsboro’, before reported sunk by steamer Maid of Erin, had about $100 worth of goods fer C Stevens and otters, which beoamo a total loss; To insurence. The accident occurred four miles SW of Long Island. Me, lith inst Stoop Commonore Rocers, from Tro} caught firo on Monday atternoon, near burnt to the water's edge. Missinc Vesse1s—Proseian brig Ferdinand, 220 ton, Bars tel, jed trom: Sharia ea SC, about Feb 5, for Stettid, and as not since been heard from. cht Watelman, Sctaffer, satled from Baltimoro in Do- cemb«r last for Cape de Verds and Rio Jancirs, with an as- sorted cargo and ® deck load of lumber, and not having Fince been heard from, it is feared that. she has been lost, with lumber, judson, and was | with all on board. She belonged to J L Baptiste, of Balti- more, Spoken. aShip Carthage, Davis, from Boston for SFrancisco, June 90, 4 5 SStin Sweden, from Caloutta for Boston, March 24, lat 18 42 Nahe Chaos (not Chase), of Sayaunah, from NOrleans for Liverpool, July 6, Jat 6 08, lon 71s. Sbip Cromwell, me from Liverpool fcr Philadelphia, Tupe 12, lat 47 33, Jon 2024. ; 3h ‘an Keele; Moore, ftom London for NYork, June 22, a 61, lon 21. Ship H Purington, of Bath, 13 days zrom NOrleans for Liverpool, July 7, int 3825, 0 75 20. Ship Creole. Pierce, from NOrlesnas fot NYork, Jane 29, Int 2720, lon 65 25. Ship Alexander Grant, Guthrie, from NOrleans for Liver- rool, duly 2, lat 2614, lon 83.38. ‘Bork Kepler, Shaw, from NOrleans for Boston, June 30, Jet 25 80, lon 86 32, ‘Whalemen. Cld at NBedford 10th, bark (late ship) Hydaspe, Snow, Pacific Ocesn, Cid 12th, ship Chili, Andorgon, Tadian Ooea: 81d from Wertport Sth. briz Solon, Smith, Atlantic. At Greenport 9th, ship Caroline, Babcock, t from St Helena K0 bois ep 79do wh oil. Tho C brought home the remsing of the captain's een, who died at St Holena on the Parenve home. ‘At Guam Marck 16, by letter from Capt Marsh, E LB Jon- ney, PH, clean, for Japan fow da; At do same date. J E Donnell, bound N, Sid from do Mareh It agara, jough, + Oil, if any, not stated, for Arctia seas. Some 15 whalers had touched at Guem previous to March 1), the names of which fre not given. Foreign Ports. oAMRE%, SW Const of Afcicn, May 9—Sohr Watchman r. cieg. rweny, June 23—Arr barks Elis, Atwood, Vent, Akyab, hEM ‘L, NB, 170 sp on board, Ch ex, June 24—Arr Augustus, Kenney, Antwerp. CuanLorrerows, PEI, Juac 20—Arr echr Margarot, Grituths, N York Cowss, June 26—Arr bark Hebron, Kilby, Havana. Sld 26th, whip Stak ire, Brown (from Akya), Antwerp, EAL, dune 27—Arr ship Ambavasdor, Putuam, Akyab, for craers. Gamma, Jure 6 (and not st Port Praya, as misprinted ‘Wm M Rogers, Skinner, from Boston (aup- just arr; Hamilton, Silver, wtg. Sid Ist, 0, Ropes, feeward. ANA, June 28—Arr bark Scotland, Perey, NYork. ip El Dorado, Chagres; barks Miilaud SJaponien, Gallagher, Philadelphia; 24, a ro. N York. 5 ie 4 3 26 (not 25)—Sid Enterpriss, Davis, N nwich, Childs, do. (s), for Boston 10th; Arcadia. Healy, do 34; Dunbar, co 6th; Shirley, Miler do 12th: atthews, and JH Jarvis, Rich, do with (s) for N¥ork 84; Androw Foster, 0, and others Y R D Shepherd, Hsmilton, for Boston; Rajah, Jones, for NYork, and others, Loxpon, Jun Hol- MATANZAS Orleane: brig E Hayden. Smith, Ca: ported ac remaining 23th). Ponce, June 30—E1d bark John Colby, Hatch, NYork. Vn. port, bar Benjamin, fog NYork Suly 1; M, nolia, net arr; New Haven, Hunter, for NYork, ldg; Ex » Sturdevant, from nm, from do, arr May ‘These vessels were incorrectly ro- rencb, at NVork, as just arr.) Vincuxtrs, June 2—Setr Pawpero, Kendrick, from Alexa dris just arrs the only Am voreol. HUA, July 1—Ship Charles and Jane, Oliver, for NYork; barks hite nd, rdenas (prev arr May days passage ported by the Samuel axonville, Hutchins, for Yorktown; Springer, and nearly ready. m, Burdick. 1de molasses for ad broken his ke by falling down the SuEDIAG, June 27—Cld bark Olivia, Spall, Liverpool Surinam, June 24—Br bark Anne. Rees, wtg cargo (81 brigs Alfonso, Prisbie, from Boston, arr + Awazon, Pulsifer, from Gloncoater, pikisivan, Sune 2t—Are bak Helen A Warren, Sarjent, Portland. Joly 1~Brig JC Anderson, Dolane, from as before WS, Juiy 6—Brig Clare, Ailen, NYork, Rome Ports, ALBANY. July 12—Are schrs Oliver, Yathorine Wilenx, David Cox, Leander, Mariver, Viotege, ontan, from Ho: ton; steamer Mohawk, feom Liartlor IN Parker, from Providence BALTIMORE, July 12—Arr bark Holen Maria, Howos, Borton; schr Minerva, Fall River col, Bavgertion, NY; 'M 4 Anderaon, Fliis NVork; & Lord, Smith ROSTON, July 12—Arr ships Corinam, & March 19 Said Monde 224; paseod St Bel hrs Davison, Dris: ord ther, aloutta a7th wit; Abby Pratt, Wioeer, Livers NOrlowan; bark Gov Griggs, Hallet? hiladelphin: New Eogland, Green- lav. do; Damerseove, Fitch, da: Celt, Peterson, do; Caroline AW White, do; Hy Matthews Devereux, do; sohrs Waterloo, Lowis, do, Mary D Scull, Senil, do; Alex Mitcholl, Perry, de. and procecded to Weymouth: Richmond, Hix, N Telegraphed brig California, from Windies. Cid Lady Arbella, Gray NYork; sobre A Hobart, Gove, “Chamberlin, Bearro, Baltimore: mington, Del; Complian ears, NVYork. Sid bark E Dutght (not vestorday); Drige Frances A Lawrence, M & J Biiridge, Philadelphia, Brig Acora old on s iy 10—Sid brig Maria, Pade'for?, Phils. phin. CHaRLESTON, July 9—Arr brige Round Pond. Pierce, Roston; Rush, Leach, do: schrs Rockingham, Coterell, Cn ; AS Elle Aweetiand, 4 Saute Me. In the offing #h el. from N t and Jessie, from Borto ® Amelis, MoKe i He Tiverpool, Br bark A Sp brig Dwende, Baratan, Barcelon: pan pol Catalina, Company, Valma nnd amarket. Sid ship Catharine. Wilson, N Yor! bark Cerolina, Sherwood, do; brig Horatio, Kempton, d schr Et Rowley, Rogers, @ northern port. CALAIS, Juljil—Sid_tobre Alvarado, Wall, N York kis, brigg Morauoy (new), Hill, do art , Morton, Philaletphia; Nitheroy, altimore: sohre Borton, Simm, Philadelphia: Z 11 ma, Richardron, NYork; 6th, brig Emma Frances, Burtlo.t Philedetph PALL RIVER, Ivly 10—Aer echr Maria Fleming, Wil- Re Phila tedpt [PESTON, J hip Star Republic, Jameson, DI Stevens, Boston; 28th, gale Hot St Peters, Bror IRGETOWN, rk: Kennebunk; 6th, Batay vort COULDSRORO, July HARTFORD, July bh timore, KEY WEST, July 8—In port sobrs. Nobiwska, Washing: ton, from Indianola arr Ist, for NYork next day; Pooahon- tay, Hingham. from N York NEW BEDFORD July 10—Arr sobre Thos B Smith, N York: Mary & Elizabeth Phtiadelphia via Dartmouth; 1th, pr Cornelia, Young, N York. NEW ORLBANS, July 6—Are atoam port, NYork vis Havana 24 foot sehrs A Heaton, h, Soveph James (from Bucksville), ‘Thorns, Mitohell ta 4—Arr brig Kossuth, Allon, Boe ~Arr sehr C Blower, Chapin, B: a0 jor Philadalph Ri de danciro OS F jemea Orny, manson, do 5; Eagle, by lout. RL My- eda: Lewis nor, NYork. "sid sobre J We Swale 1 Beesy, Sharp, Philadelphia; sloops Q—Arr bark Henry Kelsey, Hawes, ‘allman. NYork; schts Spi ‘Sea, Me; Bowditch, May: he is Mills, 'd bark Le Cocq, Manton, liz (Spain). ta Wm Ponz—Capt WC; New Onveans—Steamship Wm Pons—Capt W Crowell, GM Pearson, L Butier, R'Smith, F ftoth, TC Payane & Flach, H Archmead, Mrs M Breden and two children sud servant, Miss Breden, AK Joseph, & Shifl. W Romper, E o, Mre R Smith and three children, J Smith, Mise Balsey, Miss L Smith, A Breden, L Hoffman, Hon 8 W Inge (of Als), J Pansyle, Mrs G Millor—and 15 tu the tecrage, rt i Savannan—Steamship Florida—Wm Hunter ly, ohild and servant, Thom: ‘ood. two children and Di Elliott, Jady snd eon J arty HE lijott, Miss B iss P Elliott. Miss Burton, Mrs Mong, 8 a Joncs and family, G jardii B King. Mra Levy, Mi Levy, Mise Co! 8 Harding, D Fe Mrs W Wade, two children aad servant, @'B-Gumming, lady, two children and two servants, Mra Mead, Miss M Ry: erson, Mrs Condon, Mrs A G Greenwood, LN Altaway, Capt J Stevenson, WA Rice, Mr Hatch, lady aud child, W Fran- ‘ois, N Staples, Monongo Cozno Schredam, Esq. God- dard and two children, Rov RL Garbald,'A Groesheck. Jr, Mrs Simmons, Mra Whittle and ron, Miss King, J Quantiok, dr, M Finch.G Hall May, Mr Foote, J Smith, J if Davie, Mus K phubick, Miss £ Philbrick D 0 rd’ Calhoua, RA Boers B ‘Mien E Goodrich Mrs M RG Ross and son. J RK Cheoves, Ingy, two children aud nurse, F Champion, A Cham- don, AG Honey and indy, 1, PC W W Woodrufl, 6 urdick, BP Freeman, K H Cl Macfarland, N Giifith, ST Chay yy Me ton. Betton. A G Tarleton. AR Wolfe. F pont. B Bourguin. CL Benton, BA ter. CD Land: J Selden, Mra Groene wood and child, Mrs W illiamson—and 44 in the 4¥ Lonnow—Ship Florida—Mrs Nickerson avd anil Isdy, E Perry, W Cottersll. ‘Quarirsron—Steamship Union—J W Philks, Mra Berney, three children and serva@t, H 4 Worsch Whitaker, D W Bowmsn. Miss © W Alexandro, D M 0° D A Fiteh. lody and children, R Kelsey, © Pronolana an lady, OC Sones, D Gibbon, Mrs Gibbon. Mra T G Freeman, Mra Harris, Mise Noble, J G Gibbs, WF Moore. J Marks, & Bear, JWelbrook, J Brilunkle, GW Moody, I W Connee, Mre It W Connor,’ Miss Conndr, Miss Binckwood, Mrs G W Brown W Hutobings, R Rendolph, W Green, A Angelo, G W Morgan, R Jersmy—und 23 in the steers: Nonrork—Bark John Dunbam—Capt Dunh: C G Holmes and wh JIG SHIPPING. Fo LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship ATLANTIC, Capt. Jamos Wost.—This Cero a = depart with the United States Mails for Europs, posi- ly, on Saturday, July 2ith, at 12o'clock. M, from hor berth at the foot of Canal street. paid for. For freight or passage, having unequalled sccom- modations fer elegance and comfort, apply te DWARD K. COLLINS & CO., 56 Wail strost. ‘a The stonmship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic, and vail uguss 7. OTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—STEAMSHIP ARCTIC, from Liverpool, is now discharging under general order, No berth securod till at tho foot of Canal street. Consignees will ploase son permits on board, and attend to Heer of their goo: E. k. COLLINS & CO. OTICE.—THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA WILL NOT leayo her dock until half-past one o'clock, in conse quence of the tide, FPUE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP WAS INGTON. E. M. Fitch, Commander, will sail for Bro- men, touoing st Southampton, to laud the mails and pas- sougers, for Evgland and Franco, turday, July 17, from Pict Now 3, North Rivor, at 12 o'clock. Privo of passage st cal in, main gal os $120 first cabin. lower » 10 In second cabin .. Au experienced surgeon is the au. All let- ters must through the Py jelivered in Havre and London For MOLLER, SAND & OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVR States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, mander, wil) leave for Havre, touching at Southampton, to land tho mailé and passengers, on Saturday July Sist, st twelve o'clock, from pier No. 4, North river. Prices of Passage in frst cabin, $120; do. do. second do, $70. Lng- gage not wanted during the voyage should eae on bosrd | the day before sailing, marked “Below.” N.B.—so mere chandise will be received on board after Thursday. July : see experienced sureeen is attached to the ship. For reight or passage, apply to MORTIMER LIVI NGSTON, Agent, 53 Broadway. UCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA a Liverpool.—The Liverpool and Philadelphia Stean- ompany intend sailing their now steamships we fol- cab arnchaaete pie ageee of Manchester. Setarday, July 17 City of Glasgow ‘Saturday, ane. u City of Manche: jaturany, Sept. 4 City of Glasgow. surdsy, Got. 2 City of Glasgow. «Wednesday, July A bip City of Man ednesday, Aug. ll City of Glasgow. JWodnesday, Sept. 8 City of Mancheste ‘Wednesday, Sopt.29 City of G. Wednesaay, Oct. 27 Rates Iphia:—Satoon in after 90; In midship estate rooms, $65: in forward state rooms, $55—including provisions aud etowxrd’s feos. For freight or passago, aj cy THOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exoh: Piace, N.Y. or No.9 Walnut street. Philadclohia, A limited number of third olass passengers will be taken at $20 from Philadelphia, oo Li 2 sete som es iadelphia, and $00 from Liverpool—found NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY— Connecting with the Paciio Mail Ste 7, 'd Panama.—By order of the Postmaster Gene rai, the United States mail stermors, with the grost Catt. fornia and Oregon mails, aro to be doapatohod vn the Sth and 20th of esch month, direct for Aspinwall; and from New Orleans on the 7th and 22d. When these dates ocour oF iling to be postponed until the Monday fol fie mail eteamere aro to be in readiness for al of the mai ip Compa t Panama n—The following ir cing to this compaay:— ERESCENTUITY 15° tons CHEROKEE... 1.309 tons PHILADELPHIA 1100 tone 2.000 tons | EL DORADO ......1:300 tone 1,000 tone La nd Wt of onth, The new stermehips E} Dorado and Falcon will form = direct line betwoou New Orleans and Aspinwall, leaving on the 7th and 224 of each month, and forming with the Pacific steamships © through Line to and from Now Orieans ané rts iu Mexico, Californis sud Orogon, Passage from Nov leans can be secured from Armstrong, Herries b& Uo, agents at that piace. THE RATER FROM NEW YORK TO ASPINWALT, For Ladier’ Saloon Stute Rooma.... Lowor Aft and Forward Saloon Rooms, Bocond Cabin Standeos, Btocrage... . Pessongers free of expen . eo pot, Aspinwall, oad bolag iu operation, and car running over half the distance irom Aspinwall to Panswa the transmit of the Isthmus may be performed In fe eigbteon to twenty-four bours—the expense, whiok varice frow $10 to $25, to bo borne by tho pasoungers | PACIFIC MAIL STEAMBIIP COMPANT The public are informed that, under thene TANgemoat of this company, steamers inspooted and appre “ e Navy Department, commanded by Navy ofticers snd cor ring the United States Maile, will hereatter loaves Paxams immodistely on arrival ot the Atiantiomaiis, and Son Fraa Ginovon the Ist and 16th duys of each month, and witi touot Bs Acepulco. A roservo bout willbe kept at each cna o the route to cover accidonts. ‘The followiur #tonr packers belonging to the Paoific Mail Steamship Company ars n0% oa the Pacife, ono of which wil! bo always in port. at each end of tne route: GOLDEN GaTE.. NESSEE COLUMMIA.. 2,500 Tons, Ca Ha) Tone ‘400 | 1% os oo) wmonip Coluy iif ply between Son Prax porte in Orag: n, Awaiting nt the former pors th arrival of the mails and pastongers &t Ponams, and return ing without delay wilh the mails and passengers for th steamer from San Francises. Persons seouriag throag. Prsstso by the United States mail steamers inva Ne Kk, heve preference of seo ation op bosrd of tbe itie mail steamora. Kates to Sax Francisco on the mort favorable t Hine of ropelicrs will be kept np for the transportation of fruight And transiont passongere between Panains and S an Git00,® One of the above stommer will koop up the ¢ tion between Acapulco and othor Mexican porte. Baoh songer i wed 24) be geraons) bagaane, fre, not exo Ine dy ement 10 cubic fuel Freizht will be taken te Chagrea st 70 conte per foc from Panama to San Fran i the rate of $100 per ton | For frvlght or pabange aprly to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at tho office of tue Companies, 177 West etroot, ooraor of Warren, New York. NITED STATES MATL AMSRUP COMPANY connecting with the Pa {i steamship Company only through United States M for Califirnin aud Oregon via Aspinwall and Panawa.—The splendid new aud double engine United States Mail Stoamship ILLANO the fastest steamer in the world, 2.500 will « mn STE ai pier Ab foot Hall Steamship Gora KN ER wlll be tn row is’s malls and pas ancisco RATES OF P TO ASPLNWALL Ladies’ Saloon, State . rward and in Standeos Passengers Ae) 7 Wall, free, Transit of the Isthmus at tho passongers” ex err. Persone securing through pasenco by the United tutor Mail steamers from Now York have proference of so commodation on hoard the Pacific Ma Fare from Pa: terms. Stoamers. Rates of mn to Ban Francisco on the moat favorable For Freight or passawe. apply to OUARLES A. WHITNEY, At tho office of the Companion, 177 Woet streat, corner of Warron street, New York. ANDERBILT LINE.—FOR SAN FRANCISCO.— The shortort and cheapest route. —The powerfal doudle engine ateamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 2500 tons, will low from Pier No. 2 North River at three o’clook P M pre: eoly, op K Nratteln AES) th, for San Juan del Norto dircet, con~ necting with tho doub ino steamor 8. 8. Lowis, 2.200 Transl ri i i ee OR SAN FRANCISCO—THE SPLENDID DOU! engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, Ro! ro Fost col der. voidab! will positively sail f | noiro, Valparaiso usin, 6 Passengers will please be on board at mii morning. For freight or passage, apply o1 North Moore street, N. R., to bg THOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exchange plase stor, New wand spl hen, departure for Aspinwall, Navy Bts P.M, conmocting at Pi steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, A. Col Jommander, which sto: ma by the United St fter proceeds to Sam Frai intermodiato ports. 1 aroucy TQ SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDU Th ork in Francisce 4 2 = York nud Chacros in seven days cleven hours; and | the Winfield So. tt performed we voyage betwoon New York 4:4 Panana in the shortest time on record, both as to rua and actunl time from port to port, Beoks now open, ning arith b tickets for Apply to eceaes DAVIS; ‘BROOKS & 00, General Agents 25 Baaver street, o¢ JONES & JOHNSON, 104 Weat street, corner of Liberty strest. Paswengors by the United States wil! disembark al the whorf at Aspinwall, and take the Pansma Rallros opened neorty to Gorgona, thus svoiting the risk attoa upoe landing im boats et Chag: ad'the river navigation to Gorgona. ik ’ USTRALTA—FOR PORT PHILIP DIRECT—THA mageificent aod fast sailing packet MADISON, Caph. ‘Trundy, will sail for the above port on che 25th July, aud has most comfortable state roam accommodations for fami: lies or singls perrons. Her between decks are thoreng! and the captain having many yours exporionce | | in the Australian trade, make her the most desirable vessel Bow up. Early application will be necessary te secure pas sage, on board, Pier 23, East River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, 163 nnd 118 South street, WMAN, GRINNELY, & CO., ONLY AUTHORIZED gente for the Swallow Tail line of Loadon and Liver Dratts from £1 and upwar sig) Gi Office &3 South street, New York; Feawick Chambers, Fou- Wick street, ond No. SHegeat Koad, Clarcace doo, Ldvor« AURAL, PORT PHILIP, AND SYDNEY LINE of Packots.—Tho subseriber will despatoh the eplen. did A 1 ship MAGNOLIA, the next shin of this Li the léth July, This splendid ship, 1,200 tons burthen,command- od by an expericnced master, has been fitted expressly for the comfort sad convenience of passengers and families, For peesage, or freight, which willbe taken on the most fa- yorable terms. apply on board. pir 11, E. R.. orto W. T. DUGAN. 43 Front’ stroct; RUSSELL & NORTON, 31014 Slip, or to ELLIOTT, ARKELL & CO., 146 Poarl stroot. {OR CHARLESTON~ UNITED STATES SEMI-WBYK- Jy Mai! Line —The new ana very fast steamer JAMES | ADGER, Capt. J Dickinson, will leave pier No, 4, N. ha ‘or Wednesday. July 14, atd o'clock, P M., pros sely, freight apply‘on hoard, where all bills of Weiing WA be signed; and for passage (having unrivalled accommodations) at the office of SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO. 48 South street. ESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—CLIPPBR KAVEN W. W Henry. maeter, now rapidly loads ta ler All lreight mvat be Saturday nex! Shippers will pl -bills of lading a8 toon ag their shipment omploted. | ‘This splendid clipper has never been beaten, and it is confic Gently predicted never will Le. Tho mowt of her cargo is now engaged. and but a few tous can be taken, which must de sent immediately on board, for which or cabin pacsage she has unsurpassed accommédutions, Apply to E. B. SUTTON, of Wall atroot, MEDICAL, _—_ FRADICAL CURES, at A SMALL, EXPENSE —DR WARD solicits tho attention of all patiente whom it concerns, Ho cures with most romarkable oelority, afety and cheapness. The most incredulous immo eonvinced of his wonderful powor at curing. Allo Snces, conveniences and resourcot—many not yet known Possessed, and liberally disponsod by hita to the umfortm nate. Office corner Canal etre: oad wi | medlatn ase rosdwar, mosis the cess is the result of twenty-one years, dev to this spectality of the profession. DE, WARREN, NO.1 Morr STRGET, CONTINURE to be consulted on dissasee Thirty-seven " prRe ico enables him to cure uervous debility. His troatmen: este a epeedy, and recent cscs cured fe five daya. victima of empirios mey apply te him with « oortain Being honorably treated. WO —A perfeat use DDE, WARD Makes asTONISHING CURES—sv0R # no other doctor can do. Either a cu Amendment before twenty-four hi Dini rere nothing by his troatment, which is soie! 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B ALLEN, NEW OF NS DIREC EW DOUBLE JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT —TUE NE A PENN, Wintrop Sears, engine steamehip WALL EAT ee River, tor the, above es 20, PM at four o’eloe! rt direot, ay \ commodations for parsengers, Pag 1 bie ¢htp bee ol ggeete room), 800: i eteerages 05. Fot 5s board, or to hgh OF Pane rT STANTON, 60 S: 20, oF to 1 Peer: snenrement goods, 25 oe or sue wil be furnished to shippers Terk’on board, of at the offices of the ar No frei ly on boar fete two 9° jammin oh ¢ oni 7 ue hosed yorr vook Lighly spoken of. ae tere renchigg my oar Ou ics recert &, expronn to you the rolief it affordad my divtron the Joy its pages imparted tomy wife, on lenreing that the Desomenns provided a remedy IP teh T lirtle son conwod sas poet vn Sd ol) human io ber are wd my ahitdrer Tt ts, of cones, Impractica' serious subjects treated «f, a» tb intended for the ‘ eriotle La rty cirees. 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