The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1852, Page 5

eas From EUROPE. | «MEREE DAY.S.LATER, saw 6 ARRIVAL STEAMSHIP BALTIC. wun PAE LIBERALS STILL SUCCESSFUL. meet “COTTON MARKET STEADY, ‘ &o., &0., ko. yfke-T. 8. mail steamship Battlo, Oapt. Comstgok, ar- ‘tived/at her wharf, foot of Canal street, this morning, at ‘RaM-past five o'clock. The B. sailed from Liverpool at F ‘o'opk, ga the morning of Wednesday, July 14. vi Me Briton mail steamship Europa, from New York, arrived at Liverpool at a quarter past one o'clock Sunday ‘@ftermoom, the lith inst. At6 PM,, June 30, met the (Afri: bound in; om the 7th inst., at 8 P.M., met the ‘sis; from Liverpool for New York; on the 10th, at 0 A. Diopeseed the steamship City of Glasgow, from Philadel for Baverpool, made Cape Clear at 12:37 P M., onthe andvet- 3:22. om the Lith, met the America from Li- ‘Wétpadl for Boston. The Europs experienced variable Winds and weather on the passage. untae steamship City of Glasgow, from Philadelphia, ar- tived at Liverpool carly on Monday morning. ‘Tho Baltic brings three days Inter mows, containing, ‘however, nothing of much interest, ** A carefull analysis of the election returns, so far as have come in. that is to say, to Tuesday, gives the (WNawes,” There are still several counties to be heard from ‘which mostly return protectionists; and on the other hend, Irclend, which is certain to eléot a large opposition ‘Piajority. Next week we hope to forward a classified list 1@6.the House. [pete is no other political news. « We West India mail steamship Thames arrived at ‘Southampton on Saturday, with the West India, Mexioan jad Pocitio mails, and £277,800 sterling in specie, name- ‘Qy,drom Tampico, $507,073; from Vera Crus, $294 007; ‘foF Secount of the Mexican dividends. $96,000; from the Pacific ports, via Panama, $542,700; from Carthagena, 930,760 ; from other ports in the West Indies, $5,300—~ PPhal, $988,603 in silver, and $400,237 in gold. waThe dates brought by this steamer from the Pacific, {Galifornia and the Spanish Main wore anticipated by the Baropa seven days. tbat being the usual period by which the British mail is forestalled by intelligence via Now ‘York. One week's later mail from the Brazils is brought by the storeshap Tyne, st Plymouth, July 11, forty-seven days from Rio deJaneiro. She brings $5,000 in specie on merchants account. © ‘The ship Rattler bas arrived from Hobart Town, Van Digman’s Land, where she sailed on the 5th Mareb, with £13,000 in gold on freight. Am engineer is at present surveying the port of Ply- mouth, previous to reporting on its capabilities as a port of departure and arrival for the packets of a new steam- ship company. about to establish a line of paddle wheel steamships to Australia. The Eastern Steam Navigation ‘Company have also under consideration, a plan for the ‘extablishment of a line of large steamers to ply between Eagland and Calcutta, via Cape of Geod Hope, making the passage in shorter time than can be attained by the everiand route, which. even under favorable circum- stances occupies thirty-five days,and is accomplished at & cost of double what the fare by steamer would be. Ellis, theatrical caterer for the Cremorne Gardens, and originator of ‘casinus,”’ in London, has just sailed for the Australia gold diggings with a fully appointed theatre. The information may be interosting to our @peculative Theepians. ‘The government returns. just published, show that the | emigration from Liverpool to the United States, during ‘the past month. was 20.847, a falling off as compared with the month of June of upwards of 6,000. The emigrants, ‘¢he past month, being chiefly Lrish, of the poorest class. Emigration to Australia continues te flow without abate. ment. The government depot at Birkenhead is con- tinually fail of intending emigrants, chiefly from tne Highlands of Scotland. The Rip Van Winkle, “a splendid American frigate built clipper ship,’ (as the English pa- pers call her ) will eail on the 20th instant; and the Great Britaim steamer on the 2ist August, both having already every berth on board engaged. The railway meetings, for the past few days, have been unimportant. The report of the Toronto and Lake Huron Company has been adopted, and the directors hsve been advised to take prompt measures for winding up its affairs. France. Rumor begins to point to the ayproaching /éte, or the 16th of August. with the same omen it did to the 10th of May. a8 a dey on which come great coup détat may be at- Gen. Schramm, former Minister of War. G Castellane commande chief at Lyons, Gen &t. Ar- mand, and Gun Mogran. are spoken of as likely, on that @ay, to be appointed Marshals of France. A report also in circulation that a certain number of the repre- sentatives, who were exiled after the events of 2d of De- cember, will be sliowed to return \o France on the same ‘occasion. Amongst others spoken of is Victor Hugo, It is also said that several more members of the mountain | party are (pags to become supporters of the present The iment has determined that the oath of fideli- ty to the constitution. which is obligatory on all public functionaries. sheli not ve required of the clergy The President has pardoned or commuted the punish- ment of rinety.one political prisoners, sentenced in the aaixed commirsion in the lerault M. de Morney, ex-Minister of ihe Interior, "has been in London the past week Whether charged with an official mission or not has not transpired. A rumor that government was about to seize tho estates of Are apd Chateauviliuin. belonging to the Prince do Joinville, is contradicted by the Echo du Peuple of Chau- mont. The propertics of Joinville and Saint Disier ure, bowever, to be taken possession of. M. Bocher, adminis. trator of the Urieans property, who was condemned to a fine of 500 francs and a months imprisonment for cireu- documents having reference to the confiscation de- cree, has just surrendered to fulfil his sentence On Mon- ay, the chateau of Bizy, vear Vernon. formerly the resi- dence of the Duchess d’Uileans, wes seized by the autho- Files, backed by troops The vere oe goes to Strasburg on the 18th instant, to assist at the inauguration of the Strasburg Railway. A deputation from Li-ic bas invited him to visit that cit afver the féte of August and the Municipal Council o Digne bee set aviae 4,000 fiance for the expenses of hi ion should he visit that town. French fleet under the command of Admiral de li Buses, and consieting of +ix ships of the line, two steam fgates. and a «team corvette. was at Port Mahon, ia the Balearic Islands, on the 3d Inst, Spain, From Spein the only news that comes directly thi week, is Teepecting the movements of tho Queen and We notice that her Majesty presided ata bull ees wer accompanied by her husband and infant » the Princess of Austria, A letter in the Paris Constitutionnel. from Madrid, | is all-powerful ia his govorn- | states that Bravo Murillo ment.and changes his colleagues any hour he pleases, panes and Queen-mothor supporting him in a his Italy. Baapista —The Mediticranco. of Genoa, re Calilaion bad taken place ‘between the troops and the Ferzie ia, the commrine of Eller, province of Savona, culty arose from an alleged i on the me Sommunal Cpanel to cut down he measure w! the people determined The matter ended in 4 general riot, in which people fired on the carbineers and many were wound. ed.om both Fides Reinforcements of s0 divrs soon arrived from Savors. and quiet was restored. The Sardinian squadron was at Genoa onthe fib te Pledonteee Ga: decree zette contains & withdraw); ‘the personal tax bill. Austria ‘The Kuwperor jeft Buda on che 6th, for the mining | “W_ Of Rebemnris aod Kromoite. Afvor bis return | is | Commercial Intelligence. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. On Saturday. July 10th, the wales footed up 5,000 bales, of which 600 were Am-rican. for export and 600 ditto om speculation The market closed tamely, but with steadi- nes. Of the eules. 4.000 were American; 400 pis at 434 a 113¢d.. and 600 Surat at 3% 04% On Monday there was rather a better inguiry, though the market could be called active Sales 6000 bales: for speculation and expert. Tuerday 5.000 bales, ENGLISH MONEY MARSBT. ‘The Kogllsh fands were more bu-yant ow Saturday, anda er advance of s quarter per cent took. On Monday the funds openeo firm at an advance. but t5- wards the close of businers they fell off ont eighth, clos- ing at 100%; a % for money, a 100% a X% for the account. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Livenroo.. July 13—Wheat has declined 1d. per 70 Ibs. and flour 6d. per bbl.; Indian corn dull, but without change. PASSENGERS BY THE BALTIC D Smith McCauley, Consul Ger Nameo. Mes M:¥amoo, a lady, & Lambert and teams i lady, 3 Se! 5 c E fi Bulkley Mri Sarah je} jady, DB Curtis. cormer, 7 friends claim the fight. and to Seageieent he tistin wea make’ es the judges de- knooked the finished, would be declared as having lost the fight. FOURTH ROUND. FIFTH ROUND. jpeon delivers a blow on Willis’ mouth—they elinch, and both go down. SIXTH ROUND, apother blow on Willis’ mouth, W- vinoes exhauation. Two bite 4 Thcw| ‘Thcmpron My fights ehy, and e are made—both olinch. bits hard, down from the recoiling effect of his own blow. SEVENTH ROUND, ‘Willis first up, and apparently rallied somewhat, and Thompeon again administers a powrrful blow on Wiilis’ chin avd another on his body Willis leans back, and falls down with his hands open RIGHTH ROUND, ‘The parties egein movt. Thompson showing a wound on the eye. from which blood onsed After some spar. ting they olinch, and Willis is thrown on his hands and knees. M Dd vervant, children and servant, H E Wi hd TT ny WW Leman. k Patrick Morbes. Me Lund, Mr andrew, J8 ir Schmidt, Mr Gearel, Mr Fischer, Mr. Dr Boni Mr Jarder, Mr Landon, Mr Detteltach, Mr Thars- ton, Mirs C Trurston, Miss EB Thurston, Dr Wedderbura, Mr Zi Mr Bredjey, Mr Pollock, Mr Rumeer Carziva and friend J D Hunter, Lieut B Gardper, Mr Atterbury, Mr Honie Mr Hutto servant, Mr Lynch, . Mr Roosen, C Moon, Mr Moore, Ward, W Cia y.chitd and . Me Morto Plumer, Mr Mr F. be Garnett, Mr Sperry. ‘The Ring in California. FIGHT BETWEEN THOMPSON AND WILLIS—THOMPSON VICTORIOUS--WILLIS INSENSIBLE (From the San Francisco Herald. June 22.) For some time past, the population of the Ssera- mento valley. and the ‘‘fancy” of all of the State, have been on the qui vive in reference to a ed fight that was ie deed upon between George ‘hompson, of England, whose name has, ere this, figured conspicuously in Bell's Life in London, and px journals, as a bruiser of some protensien, and Marshall Willis, an American by birth, and a na- tive, we believe, of the State of Maine The circam- stances which led tothe challenge and to its sccep- tance are not generally known. further than that NINTH AND LAST ROUND, Willis leads off. and succeeds in planting a Vow on ‘Thompron’s right check. Thompson then ci Willis, avd plants two heavy blows on Willis. which knock him down in-enaible, On time being celled, Willis was unable to make his appearance, and Thompson was declared the viotor, ‘Thus ended this brutal exhibition. Willis remained insenrible for seme minutes—the bete were adjusted and the crowd di+p-reed in various directions—some on horse- back, some im vehicles of different kinds. and someon foot.’ The fight lasted oxactly nincteen minutes. and it was @ matter of wonderment to all that Willis should have encourtered such a superior antagonist APPORTIONMENT OF REPRESENTATION —Undor the act of Congress just passed the whole number of representatives wil! be two hundred and thirty- four, distributed as ae, viz. :— New Jersey Pennsylvania .... Delaware .. each Leste d considered himself the ‘‘ better man,” and imagined he could whip the other. After negotiations had been en into in the usual manner, it was at length decided that the rival bruisers should meet and fight for one thousand dollars a side, in the neighborhood of Sacramente, on the 20th of June inst. The intelli, of the agreement to fight was soon noi and it was confidently expected that the struggle would attract to Sacramento, on the day om which it was to take Place, people from ail parte of the State, particularly as it was rumored that the victor, in the coming glee le, would be pi re with a belt, and would bold the title of Champion of California. Indeed, this fight, in the opinion of all ‘*fancy” and “fast”? men, was looked upon as a most important event—one which would form the commencement of @ now opoch in the history of California. As might have been expected, there- fore, Sacramento City had a large addition to her population, yesterday and for two or three days preceding the day appointed for the fight to 0 place. As might have been expected, too, there wae a great demand for buggies, wagons, and vehi- cles ot every kind, the “‘ ring’ having been selected at a point distant some six milesfrom the city. In- deed, so great was the demand for vehioles, that many of the San Franciscans who embarked in the Sophie on Saturday night, for the purpose of wit- nessing the fight, could not procure one for love er money, and after arriving in Sacrameate, were obliged to forego witnessing the conflict In some instances, as much as $50 were offered for a wagon and horse, but to no purpose, everything with a pair of wheels baving been en; beforehand a very remunerative price to the livery stable keep- ers, who determined to make as much profit from the exhibition av possible THE FIGHT. Three o'clock in the afternoon was the time appointed for the fight to take place At that hour precisely, the note of ition was sounded from a bugle, and the twenty five hundred or three thousaud persons present, male apn female. pricked up their ears and eagerly awaited the appearance of the eombatants. The echo of the bugle had scarce died away, when crash went a por: tion of the benches which were placed in ee form around a portion of the ring, and some fifty or a hundred advocates of the “manly art of sclf defence” made a descene to the ground of some six or eight feot. | No legs or arme having been broken. order was soon re- established, and the multitude awaited with intense | anxiety the appearance of tne gentlemen who had by | Sgreement “signed, sealed and delivered,”’ d to | pound each other till ope was exbausted. At length the | Fogle ‘was sounded fur the third tue, and ‘inmte- | dintely atterwards Marshall Willis, one of the com- | batants. accompanied by his seconds. Alick Devoe | and David Roberts. entered the ring. amid the applause | of those prevent. In four or five miautes afterwards | Thompeon followed. accompanied by his seconds, Mr, MeLeester. otherwise known as Country McClusky, and Professor Campbell. Betore entering the ring son. threw his hat into it, as a gage of buttle. ‘The parties combatant were taken in charge by their seconds. Their | fighting shoes were put on and they wero assisted to un- dress, Each was naked from the waist up, and each | one’s hair was closely cut. As soon as the parties di- vested themselves of their upper garmomts, they were cheered by their respective friends, but it was remarked that in point of “condition.” weight und height, Thomp- | son hada decided advantage. Willis, it was thought, ‘was too fleehy to undergo, with apy prospect of success, the revere ordeal to which he was about to subject himself. ‘This was the general impression. and if the truth were known it was icipated in by Willis himself when he saw the herculean proportions of Thompson. his full de- yelopement of muscle and the absence ot all unnecessary | fat or flech, Theiflage ofthe combatants were then tied to the stake, That of Willis’ waa a plain, unassuming blue spotted silk kerchief, and Thompron’s was @ satin searf guadily ornamented | While these preliminary proceedings wero going on. par- ties were going hither and thither, jingling money in their hands, and offering to make bets. “A hundred to fifty on Thompson.” cried one * Five hundred to two hun- | dred and fifty,” «eid another. “ Pshaw ! it’s no mateh ” eaid another ; and thus bets were offered in favor of Thompson, and sgainst Willis—few of them, howevor, being taken. At this point, a circumetance oceurred which was not mentioned in the «mall bills. nor expected by the erowd. Agentieman forced bis way to the ropes, and taking a book from under bis arm, enid in a loud voice : * Gentlemen, I will read to you the seetion of the statute ofthe State of California, prohibiting prize fighta— The people of the State——’ (Here the deputy Sheriff, for such the gentleman wes, was interrupted by o terrible “noise and confusion,” which were made for the pesos of drowning his voice, so that it could not be heard by the pugilists, | He continued. however. to read—" The people of the | State of California (Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah !) do enact as tollows ; (Ilurrab ! Hurrah ') prize fighting (Murrah !) under penalty of (Hurrah! Hurrah ')** The Deputy Sheriff read on. notwithstanding the in- terruptions. to the end, although not even those in close contact with him could possibly heara word of what he id At length all things were In readiness for the com- meneement of the fight. The principals and their res- pective seconds siprncne’ each other from diagonal points, and met in the centre, where they shook hands; | ahalf eagle was thrown up. Willis wins the choice of po- | sition; the seconds retire, and the parties are ready to t. ‘One hundred to twenty-five were here offered on Thompson, but there were notakers, Five hundred to three hundred were next offered, but there were no takers, At length Thompson, with perfect self: possession, walked about the ring, and jingling money in bia band, offered to bet any one two hun doUars that he would win the fight. No one seemed di to accept this lisposed liberal offer, but agreat many exhibited their willingnoss to bet the other way. by exclaiming. ‘Two hundred that ‘Thompson draws the fitst blood; “Two hundred to one hundred that Thompson wins the fight.”” “Will no one bet?” “What's the matter?’’ At length Wi to Thompron and socepts his Chi epee \ ye erUiimnal ve @l lons hs knowing one oee mi tong be Jedgnd poy atl short colloquy which tool piace :— (2vo hundred dotiars on the firet blood.’’ ) Which wall ™ | “TM Take Them na? | “You'll win it, then.” (Laughter. |, Atlength the money for that were agreed | eal which, howe owed tot mm ores the Odds) having been every- | thing being read, fight oan . Cautious sparring all around.” ‘Thompaon Loa off, and touiches Willis slightly on the novo. More ‘and each watching the ‘otber's movemonts intently. fon delivers a rhot om Willie's jaw. follows it up; clinch. and Thompeca is thtown'on ils hands aud’ knvoas Time. two minutes Maryland. South Carolina. sHookoamaSentowe Alabama. ‘Total, CitT¥Y TRADE REPORT. Sarunvar. July 34—6 P. M. Asnxs continued quiet, 50 bbls. only realizing $4 75 for pots, and $5 48%¢ for pearis, per 100 Ibs. Breapsturrs.—Flour appeared depressed, the tramsac- tions having only reached 10.450 bbis.: ordinary to straight State. su; inc Canadian. and mixed Westera, at $4 a $4 1234; choice State, fair Western. and favorite Ohio at $412) a $4 55; fancy Western at $4 18% a 134; and common to good Southern at $4 31i a $4 5€34, per bbl. Rye flour and corn meal wore scarce and firm There were 5,000 bushels new white Southern wheat bought at $1 02: 2500 Ohio red do.. 24.000 burhels corn at 57 a 62c for unme 63 for round yellow, and 63 a 63 44¢. for mixed Western— the former quotations. Domestic oats were in brisk re- quest at 440 460 por bushel. Corrox.—The market continues steady, with sales to- day of 600 bales, at yesterday's prices. orrre —About 300 bags iio changed hands to-day at c.2 9346 per Ib. Market firm. Fist tended upwards 1200 quintals Western Bank ood fetched $8 624 a $3 76; and 1,508 boxes scaled her- ring 5 5 es —Wo heard of 300 boxes Malaga raisins having found buyers at $2 06—an advance, Frricits —'Chenge was thinly attended, many mer- chants being absont in the country, while business in freights wos light. Another steameP’ of the Collins line nearly due. disinclined shippers to forward produce till the receipt of later news. To Liverpool, flour was at Od. a 10d. offered. and 124 asked; some lots to fill up were reported at $d. a 10d.; cotton was }¢d.. and graim at4d.asked. To London the navel stores shi yoa- terday were at 2s, A vessel was chartered to load at a Southern port for the Brazils. at $1. There was no change to notice in rates to other ports. Har —Rivor was more abundant, and obtainable for shipment at 76 a 800 per 100]bs., cash Tnon.—There have been 150 tons Scotch pig taken, at $20 50. usual time, Leap was less plentiful, and Galena could not be purchased at $4 75, cash, per 100 Ibs. Lisie.—Some 1,500 bbls, common Rockland were sold at 90c.. an improvement. O1.8.—There wore 3.000 gallons linseed bought, at 620. per 2 gen ) cash; and 75 baskets olive, at $3 each, 4 months. Provisions favored factors, sales having been made of 00 bbls. prime and mess, with clear mess pork. at $17 $1036 « $10 5634. and $21; 75 bhds dry salted hams. 93¢¢.; 500 bbis, ordinary to prime lard, at lia 11k. per lb; with 200 bbis. prime and mess beef. at $8 a $9, amd $15 2 $18. Srinrts Tuxrentive.—Sales of 200 bbls. were effected, at 38¢, per gallon, cash. Srinits —We noticed sales of 250 bbls. Ohio and Prison 2134 a 2234 and 220 . cash, per gallon. did not v: much, 800 hhd*. Muscovade n disposed of at 4% a 5ice. per Ib. Tat.ow.—But 2,500 lbs prime were taken at 85; a 8X per Ib. cash. Wines les were made of 20 quarter casks swoot Ma- laga. at 45c.; 26 Sherry. at 60 25 Port, at 9734 4 $1 1234.; and 15 Borgundy. at 4 Recripts ov Pi UCR. By Nonti Riven Rainoan.—8,556 bbls, flour; 37 do. ashes; 180 do. whiskey; 23.640 bushels corn; 16.254 de. wool. By New Wave Rarnoan —20 sides leather. and 643 pkgs. cheese. Stock Sales. Pmcapairnta, Julv 24.—( Reported by Barker, Brothers Ci it Board—$4H Moyamevsing 5's, b5, 80; 1,200 6's, ‘67, c&p, cash. 1 6,000 3,000 do, ongh, 93; 2,000 d Baro ao, 86; 27 And Amboy Ratirond, 150, 325 Girard Bank, b5, yosobagibiti Navigation Proferred, #5, 2194; Odo, 3 days, 3146; 200 do, bd, ah Between Boards—20 shares Loni Island 934; M@ Schuylkill Navigation Pre‘erred, bwn, 2) 2 Barrisburg Railroad, 4%; 10 te cond Hoard—$1,000 Reading, 96; 99 Moyamensing 58, o& Wi; 319 Lehich Interest, 93; 4 shares Camden an Railroad. 160; 100 Sohuythill Navigation 2 Philad i and Tronton Rail Railroad, 9. After Board—100 sha road, 9%; $1,000 Ron 20 do, 13; Telegraghic Reports, ; Aunany, July 24, 1852, Recoipta of flour. 4.400 bbls.; wheat, 11,700 bushels: corm. 6700 do.; oats, 9.300 do, Flour is dull. Wheat sells at 9€0 for Ohio 14.000 bushels Western corn fold at O80. for unsound, and 64<c. for sound. 9,000 bushels oats changed hands at 43 a 420. Dn On Friday evening, July 28, of consumption, Mrs. Tue of Bamucl W. Clements, aged 26 years and The relatives and friends of the family. also the - bers of Perseverance Lodge No. 1.0 of 0. Yate respectfully invited tomttend her funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, the 25th inst., at 2 o'clock. from het (ato resi. dence, No, 189 Seventh avenue corner of Twenty-third street, erga will be taken to Greenwood Cemo- tery for hi Jamna D., youngest son of fami. it Saturday. July 24, Pp - tonne tender e friend» and acquaintances are respectfully |: | to attend; also, the members of Gevty toa Noite of 0. F., avd the sailmakers in general. His fameral wili — [meet ag Ln o'clock. 7. s+ pew from the resi- dence er, corner ittle and U streets, Brooklyn. L. I r a ing, July 24, in the 94th year of his “Tun iiende, thors of the famlly, of ble broth 8, , Of his and of bis botber-in-law, ‘Thomas Leclaire also a ae bers of the Empire Club, and the ship ta and (Guoday) afternoon’ at 23¢o'lock ross the ening ui or , fir mother, No 660 Fourth troct’ “™ “ ms On Baturdsy July 24 Treopociovs Kir. som of I. 8. and Mary E. 4 months } The friende of tho reueenat are respectful jussted to ldemee ‘of bis tather, No. ‘Conn ) papers please copy. On Batarday, July 24. suddenly, Joun MoCany, aged 24 TSthe fHlends of the fhinily also Uke membors of Hose AROOND ROUND. On tiie Velng cniled, vote partion wore peoumpidy mt tee | Company No, 20. and the Fire Department in general are Invited to attend the funeral, thie afternoon, at 3 oO rhook, m Ne, 106 Hulloik street, PORT OF MEW YORK. JULY 24. 1068. Cleared. 8 Alabama, Ludlow, Sevanaah, 5 L Mi Rott Schaeae eet ate thn Steamship Roaacke, Parrish, Norfolk, ho, Lradlom & Ploe- **Ship John Stowart, Ferris, Liver sol, 1&3 Stewart. BuIp Endoois (Br) Koborsson 8 Joba, NO-d Picked. oh NB. 4 Milame, Now Orlease: frost & Einke Os " Ship Rapid (Pram) ‘Beocacimaan, Doboy Leland, Schmidt Bark Copernicus (Ham), Moyer, Hamburg, Schmidt & Bal- chen. ark Joba ‘Turks Island, Noomith & Sons. Bark Grat Vou Seleuion (Mock), Kora, Be dense ‘MB, & Co. ‘Bisk DB Gcodal, Harvimaa, Philsdotpble, F R Buck & ork John M 3 Perkins & 4 Bet de bie Frere note Dotan: es Brig Cores (Prass), Steenorth, Bisinour, Schmidt & Bal- chen. Roourso Segundo, Gall. Montevideo, Aguire & Galway. aban (sry, Hutobeos, Prince Edward isiond, RP ‘Brig Billow (Br), Stephone, Windsor, NBS, JS Whitney & Bi trees, Nicholson, Wallace, NB, AG Benson. « Bi Brig Hi har eng hen Young, Gray, Pb: iphia, Chastelain, Pom- yea wine (Br), Higgs, Harbor Island, G J Miller & ‘Bohr Riise (Br), NB JS Deatey. Behr Blisabet s & Povsis. Bone advie. rly, Wiliningvon, NC, re Soe M: t Ann. Burgess Elizabeth City, Sctr BS Powoll, Watts, Wilmi NC, ES Sobr Mary Jane, Bentley, Nerfol jturges, Cl , Clearman & Co, Empire, Rvder, Alexandria. 8ta1 Mic ‘Blissett, Baltimore, Johnson & Loudon. Wateon, Richmond, @ H Pio: yuld, Philadelohis, J arker, Boston. E & ik. of & Co, tiyder, Boston, J Atkins & Co. » Beers, Boston, Dayton & Sprague. Susan. Graffan, Portisnd, 8 W Lewis, ——oe Diamond, Stevenson, Philadelphia, J & N ees. Ship Hindoo, Miller, Catoutta, March 15, Sand Honds 164 i 10, toutta, re! loa Cayeot Good ape Wag aa with ise to Bee ne the 17th to the 2ath of off the Cape, had severe ales from NW, but reoelved no damage. Died March 90, Bovis Seti cores MoE te Nanette Boot from Caloutts, for I iaaten, dor I y, ine Sohr Wm Gu: aayes with ‘Brig ‘Mazgaret (Br), toJ & & Tuckerman. Sohr P C Schurbeok (Dan), Johnson, Rio Grande, 70 daye, WHR Mies, Bo, to order aE aster to FJ Selaae 4 begazace leeoker, Smith, Washington, NC, 7 days, with A Lovell, Lovell, Albany for Nor: ida, Gild Albany for Ne a, Sehr Senate, Robinson, Roonland. Sehr Orrin Carola {new}, Miller, Rockland, Schr Martha, Spofford, land, 7 days. Sobr Delaware, Burton, Rocklaad, Sel r Equal, Andrews, Rockland. Sehr Fountain, Kho 4 Schr ED Hersiok, Bextor, Rockland’ 6 days. r jerriok, Dexter, Schr Mayflower, Robin: '10 days. Schr Amothyst, Ober, . Schr Fred Dyer (now). Bradman. 7 dogs. Drinkwater, Millbridge, 10 days. Sleop Wm 8 Mount, Payne Kingston for Providence. Below, Two brigs, unknown. Steamships Atlantic, West, Liverpeel: ‘7, Charleston; a Alabama, Ladlow, Roanene, Parti, tale ports wus boarded. by PH Po 0 miles EB of the Highlands; had Baving refused duty, dated 8 The reportod arrival here of the brig James Crosby, from Telulded, was an erfer; ube nad arrived at na: “ee ae, a from her manifest coming to hand without ex- om. : smarioc Saly #4 PM. ILADBLPHIa, us Arrived—Bark Victory, Ellefeon, Cardenas, Eilg, Sasi, NY ork: Oueko, Baker. rome ad old Bocenene, « from Bremen for boat Nettle Set inst, 308 tiny om beard, crow |—Ship United States, Chisem, m; barks Gen Jessup, Fishor, and Nashua Clifford, Boston; brigs Empire, Kel H ne) ‘Thompson, and Times, Fuller, Boston, Ormi edfurd, schrs Mary Bi ih. Paw: tucket; Flos jinson, East 161 , New Bedford; steamer Delaware, Seymour, NYork. Be Fx of thi gn bort ‘or account the i 4 Bowno,and murder of her oficers, see Marlee aiteite” Suir Prxstice—A despatch dated Charleston, 7 states that the ship Preptice, was till burning, and wily. ° bly total loss, se her stern wasaiready consumed. It bas She had on board at the time of the fC cotton. There is said to be an ineur- the vessei for $10,000. Hip HUNGARIAN arrived at Portland from Eastpert in tow of steamer R BF F sebesh ecamer HB Forbes, on Thursday evoning, now Wed BR naax Zanont, before roported has been got of and 'tahen into Rustportrs wt West Queddy, Duron nanx Kivg Witt1am II (where from or b ot stated). was burnt April 5, in lat 2 m 21 W. w saved and taken on board Dutch bark Matiids. spoken May 5. Five seamen shipped on board the Sea Fox, Westport whaler. Bn mnie Crnus, before reported ashore near Grand Me. nan, of and for ad, from om. Hith, amd towed te Seal Cove. eee New wnso “Yarrso,"" Hill, of and from Calais for —— got ashore on Duck Island, Grand Menan, 12th i * but onme off after throwing over part of deck load, and ceeded on her passage. fog, Pre- Spoken. Bark Lepante. 65 1" prot gre es - ai from Marseilles for NYork, July Bmms F Chase, from Portland for Cuba, July 20, lat 59 tom 70 15, from Mobile for Boston, July 10, off Me Caroline, or: hands siek excopt the mate, wae supplied with ree men. Sobr W B Spofford, from NYork fc q aS REN BSpotord, from NYork for Matagorda, July 16 ington 20th, sobr Flying Clond, (of Boston, ‘ane ‘Wilcox; Const pg Rite RAE opel June 4, by letter from Ci Fox of Westport, 425 ep bea obtained fi mt Sea m the crew of Dutch ship King William IT burnt would not touch at Payal at present. Sroxen—June aml Cook, ef Provincotown, 50 bbis; Ath 0 140; Chanticleer, do 35; Walter R, do yotae 90 Bee tex 45 Ba Posies, , Tat , Jom ‘reste wooks out, 130 bbls, “6 Caniz, June 2—Brig Athen port, Idg. Ganoerap, July 8 Rou 2eays een incorrectly reported eld bark Le findelphia, Wyman, for Newbury- erin, Gerry, for NYork 1 fish), Sid 14h, bark Gipr, 7m Leghorn for do. Gonaives, July 3—Schra Gordon, Ogior, for Bow for NYork 30 nega 17—Ship Orlen: York fow do Cubs, Pepper, is, for do joaner, A jotta, Star tol Y $02 per bh Sid Ith, sebr Atd, Loelio, Mariel; 1 ; th, Tonquin, Kelley, Cardenas to finish ny A rd (was old 16th fe jal re York): brig Ales from Cabanas), NYeork. Bar! Nathi Biake, which ald 18th for Mariel to load molasses for «Northern port te $234 (nod 2) per hhd, RGOMORN, Jv]; rhics Deineacer Batten, from Gonon, for NY orn. jg; Snomold, Morris trom NO ‘A. ‘dul ona, Inpare, ae ly 2—Brig Vuiture, Burtt, for Boston N¥ANILLO, Saly 7—Brig Horatio fer Boston 15 days, hers as rapertea $4 ee as tl re 5 duly 13—Sohr Vii Wiriahs, ri and od 10th, #14 8th, bark Maria, Hersey, Davie, cthers ae £6 and Ro! ith Portland; Jaoob Promtiss dere. York 10th rooms, ‘Trecartia, NOrleans; Lith, Jubp Dawson. Bennett, Bout nm. Quenrc, July 21—Br steamship Albatross, for NYork same ony vin Gaspe, Miramioli, Charlottetown, Pietow and Lslivex. SaGua, July 10-814 bark G W Horton, Packard, NYork; AGUA, Jely A W, Horton, Poe or fige .Orvilles, Wonder, MoMain, Young, mr Joly2-Bhip Modalion, Mustard, for NYork, lag rel "Ws 12—Rark Celine, for Sem Francisco 8 weeks. ly 10-814 beige Hmeliue, Watts, NYork, a Stone, and Oregon, ly 2+—Are sohr WP Bao ‘a bark supposed the May port, P Brom), Troviranas, Carlton Phill in} backs elon M BORTON, July 28—Arr shiv Scene May Bi berks dareu Viney, Uveiok, Maranses 7vh inst, mn, Ceookor, Ondte re Haver Jennings, St Potersberg; sobre W Cuspman, ciphe Li ame, do: Amerisan Bello, Chase Fore ite Nips ‘Wester ‘Star, and’ Birkenhead; back mont. BELFAST, July 16—Are sohes 8 A Smith. and Oca Fresklin, New York; 19th, brig Georgians, Gilchet, CH. IN, July 19—Ma brig Galnare, Phillips, West Ipaies. P Harward, Andros, No E; Sp bark Nauta, teee Cabana Detach, St dene Cube: Bp betes Joven Nisite, Marsal, Trinidad, Cuba; Nints, Cacrac, Ha- Ch eo. Key West and Havana. Holmes, Liver- oreyman, Barbadeos: Atrioas, May- Whe jtorer, ST Charlotte, 9 ir). bea Baw jee New ‘ork, sobre 10; Oregon, Lewis, Invincible. He " don |B Yor FALL RIVER, July 21—Are ochrs Minerva, MoGivera, Baltimore; Richard turdon. Phiiadelphias 23 ‘at, Nick exsen, and Moses Brown, Hall, Paladciphta for Providence, KENNEBUNK. July 2¢—Sla brig Veiusoo, Hill, Phila delphia; sobre aniciope W ormweod. to, [ACHIASPORT. July 16-814 brig G W Brinokerhoft Phitbrook, saebe Amytbiat, Johmson. and rigs Dido, Siaall, sad Moo Brown: Elvira,’ Iagaile~and’ W a h brigs Bonaperte, Foster; ‘Florence, —, am ANS, Joly 17—Arr steamships Benj Franklin, zag Ly Day, “Talbot, Goivooton: ship Mtb Orr, NYork vie Havana; schr Mary H Williams, Smith, Key West. Cid jp Lontrian Gal: tou: okipe Ubiand (remy, Wesehter: Bremont ad ; and (Beem), Wees 2 ue, Bare sobr Jene Elisabeth, Simmons, Braces Santinge ‘and Corpus to sea 14th inst, barks Splphide and Core, brig Con- aly 23 -Arr brig WP Brown, Lumpha. fm bie, to Gate, i song Bicane Wetoble, Bos siden ‘Gate. Towed test. and sotr Cora. Leena ory day. ANTUC age Mita, Keene, supply i mph, ‘ork. "KEW BEDFORD Joly so arr sobre Thee Pottce, Clack, Corti, Delaware City, ‘and Mon’ tis, pee Ber kn’ Baste RN ak ts " y 21—Arr yaokt Nerms NYork; 224, oo aera dats BORN River for NYork, At hrs Olivia & Virgini: ae PAN cintoiler Tos Ragiish, Neale, de; farca Fran: Brooklys; Olivia, Aen 8 Beet Bie Ries Mires fore te » do: sloop New York, 4 PHILADELPHIA, Joly 23--Cla eches Copy, Dagget ton; BH Rowley, ‘Salem: eel Themp on, Cotharine, Celltnn, de Tei gon, doy smnectiou, Folger, de; Barak Bu PROVIDENCE Seith's Creek, Nb; » Albany; United. Hallock. Linpell, de do; ‘Catharine Wi D Deoker, Havens, Rondout. Bel Cid brig Meipe, Arthur, Matense mea. Churn. Virginia: J’'W Gan gon: Wm L Dayton, Douglass. an: Phils oops John M Parker, Mason, Albany; Anna- wan, Br lout: Rhode Island, Hull, NYork. ret Dra eit starsat Toc oat, Caltoes 5 , Smith, Ma 5 Peabelt: Polsdelpitay sobre Finvilta: Taylor, Norfolk; Rich: m "itoher. his; E G Wil Wi 2ist, gohrs Citizen, Poor, Revfolks Julia Newel, Cushing, Piala- MSaVANNAR, July 22—Arr steamer Jouny Lind, Hone, Baxter ani Havanr—James L Borart—J Sree ae ow Pryor ond family, E Hows and cua’ * pewventedty Passengers Satled. Laven roo: Atiantio—Mr aad Mrs Labalat Mackintesh; and R Jouncy, of RS Primrese of tor, States; of Sandusky city, Obi>; of Now Orleans: Mr sad Mrs des, Ma- Strogan. mm ian; H P Fergut Mr Beit ., Englands Geerst a France; Deepa ke. Han! 7 Mrs Corl ‘and two Hick: J Phillips, J T Wilt Joba Davis, John Adams, ¥ adare os Kit Tea Burich, J Clarke, Sam Franoisos; paavannane St uma Alsbamas D Seorille, J Dally A 5 loo ani Hon, Mise 8 Motntosh, CH Molmtosh. W WG VorronerciT ix thesteerage Moan hip Marion Missroon, Sam T Konéall. BR Perkins, P Dodd, N Wheaton, KE Baldwin. Cr TC Kain—25 ta the . o— Steamship, Resncke—OF Lucas, Win GR Wolf, J Dudley, JN Cobb a1 tt, G Carter, Miss Carter. Miss E Markins, wife, a lise G Peyton and ohild, Mrs Gothold and Mrs Rosenfeldt and child, 0 ‘Di A Knight, $ Mas Miss Fiawey TA Packer, W ‘Chamberlain. W Molntos! a ‘uld''y Delany, indy and child. TB Rowlands} Brad , J Delany. Indy and child. nd, T. CBpear, OP Cleaveland, A McLain, Mrs Burnets, J Walsh, W Battews. Miss Gilmore aud two sisters—2) In steerage. hemrnrnsr hop APRA RA Rr aca re OR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ship ARCTIC, Capt. Jamos C. Luce.—This at will depart with the United States mails for Ruro Mively on Saturday, August 7, a6 12.0'elecl, M.. from har berth at the Canal street. No berth scoured till foot o Paid for. For freight or passage, having unequalled acoom- 56 Wall streot. modations for elegance and comfort, 94 EDW 00. he ARCTIC, and +K COLLINS * Tho stoamehip PACIFIC will ee eail August 21. - HAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED Fenn far all steamship IUMBOLDT, D, Lines, com- ander, wit fw Jonas, ae ehing at Southampton, to 4 the’ mails Seip Sty at twelve o'elosk, of pessnge. in. fre ‘do., $70. Lug. Nefore saikin ae ay before handize will. be ard . Fal amet ‘xperioneed furreon In atnaebed to the ships Wed paren, MARTHA EV INGSTON, Agent, 53 Dronaway. EDUCTION IN FARES DBTWEEN PUILADEL- hia and Liverpool.—The Liverpool and. Piladotnbla a miships ae Steamahip Company intond sailing their follows :— FROM PHILADELPHIA, City of Mai Saturday, July 17 City of Glasgow. . . turday, Aug. 14 City of Manchester. , aturday, Sept. 4 City of Glasgow... “Saturday, vow. 2 City of Glaogew.... City of Manchester City of Glasgow. City of Manobeste City of Glasgow. Kates of pa state rooms. $90: in ildship p sag ol ee Ls or freight Or passage, RELLY vo THOMAS RICHARDSON. 4 A:teaiied andr of GEE OG number 6 at $20 from Phisdelphia, & with provisions, NN2Y, YORK AND ALABAMA STBAMsHI Jor Mobile, stopping, at Havana. —Th ¥ ip BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. Shufeidt, u + Commander, will be ready to receive troight on Monday, August 16" Dior foot of ok, proaisely, ith, will sail for tho above ports from i North river, om Wednosday, A 0 hipped at Moblic free 6 on metauremont Freight for New Or- mission. Paseigo, bi per foot, GSTON, CROCHE 31 Brondway, §. MATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR vv The Lommel Ori vie He’ CRT CITY, 4000 tous, wil sul from she Warren strest, N.R., ox Tuesday. July Wednosday, July 21 Wed ret tea koe f it We Sent. 8 uly: M., precisely. RATS OF PASSAGE TO KEW OnLsAne—NEW ARRANOR Marr. tere, “AUSTRALIA—CLIPPRR LY then, F : for the California i for Aust Pa ‘vesse! ahd 2 nA 146 Poact ate ot. eed the W. Froth- Sipbouber ‘Tho olippor oe! tikeg bie wail Cun Wocavacng Dorad ie eet ase Suiegesne oes ve 4 wil uerscher letve Pans Atleatiormalle ond of onoh month, and be ao end of z i Fr i i Faasbeuti # i$ gay ores Pastas ate pe eel oe be Stebes Sa i bet steamors ess 5 3 uth H measurement i ‘flee of Ce RERS A. iBY, ot ev aniee, HT Wont otreah, corner of’ Warren. Now Verse nt nop cte foal oicuolee at the best qualts ate, Bee. , we boundant meeetane'' aSverp impepvemtenn in dhe Be,, hea boon ‘adopted to secure. the peccmemes @tion of passengers. Musdo - ater te farther parties.’ to }. MOSYMON 33 Broa: Passer core leaving Now York by she Asie on the 250m, instant, will be im time for this magnifiount steamship. TRAM TO AUSTRALIA—UNDER ARRANGEMENT S7 Fier ete melbourne Geld and General Mintag associ tion.— The favorite a known Sauae SANDS, 1 500tons burthen, Wm. C. eae commander, Will leave she port of Liverpool én the Zh of Augues, ealt- ing at Que {Caro of Cork) t0 sake on board passes. gers, anc lea’ the 3 aren for Melbousme aad Syd- ney’ the principal ports, of, She “Australise gold ceplens. or rates of fare, &o , and othor informetion. J. HOWARD & SON, Agente, Bree weg, rT BROUGH 70 BAN FRANCISCO, A REDUCED id Wionaee sivaite Fs a s wil tic warner eae ord —_— + __ NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAMSY, connreting with the Pacific Mail Steam: Vom Only through United States mail Une for Caiiforuis vie Aspinwall and Papama.—' did Bt OuTO, 8 dou! t unequalled in her ry ; diey, Schenk United” States Nevy, commander, wif on , August Sth. ‘. fromthe pir foot of Warren street, North ‘i ecifc Mail Steamship’ Company's hen, TENNESSEE. wil Ve ia ts at Panama to fosetes the Obio's mails, and sail im for Sau Fraucieen, No efforts will be spared on the pars of the cempenice te thro’ ith i id SISA R ae watts ate toe gk raft tee: Pi (~ , ry ress. ’assengers it oe eaten. 00 ous the "expense. YP ANDERBIL? LN! FRANCISCO—THR\ ‘V icrtertad oheapess routs na andonly line giving tiea- for eroming the isthmus. favorite doxblo ship POMBTHRUS: 10. tone, will lesve frome Pee | river, at . May pon Thurs | ugust Sth, for San Juan del Norte, direct, the Pacific steamer over the Nicaragua transit row sportation. atenmess with superior veatile- without any dolay. she last from | vio Aan a toute nffors su. jor advan’ am only one by which ‘are al inder charge Of otlects attaclied to the line, and, at thie tat, moro healthy ané eomfortable than by any other Lh Rpg: ore atthe beens reat: epply.ealy at office, place, u: ire, ny "DB ALLEN, Agent. AUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKETS FoR Port Phillip, Direct.—The favorite and well known pa ket MADASON, G. A. Trundy. commander, will snil for the gold regions on ‘Monday, Au tone are unequalled, for elegance having state rooms for tween — are thoro “et guaran superior provisions to An oxperienced surgeon and well Will be supplied freo of ob mediate applieation will be neo River, or to 118 South street. ORLEANS, DIRECT—THE NEW, DUUGLE stoamebip BENJAMIN PKANKLIN, Jacob der, will loave pier No. 8, Bast ri dreet, on Thuraday, August 5, ‘This sbip hae clogant accommoda 5 For fragt eabin s map od ary . Fos oF pastage, apply on OF 80 THOMAS Po RTANTON bt south street, or E. LINCOLN & CO., 120 Pearlatrest. Measurement Ke 25 vents prr outte f Bil s ot Lad- ing, printed fort) ofthese stoamsbips, will he furnished to shippers om appliontion to the clerk, um offices of the it ling. The 8, commander, wil LONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIA PACKRTS. Salle J ing Troe epsondid ship EPAMINANDUS now ~ londing « Biiney, en jer 7, Notth river, will sail for Port Pnilie amd y Arrangemente for pasem= his aro superi my oth eae! in port, amd portio« making arrangemon invited on boned tee: ‘or thou selves The secommodations for families cannot warpnseed; tp fact, no pail wake thie b; 0 most = reeenn and other or OF pansager s boacd, DEN, or'R. W: CANWON tid Wall, ebrest, and at hiv reside Hours of consultation, from 9 R. SPOLAS. toemed and iS MOST E® ful penoticioner, ‘0 professions. Sorgery aad Meri ork daily provor—las revetve@ 2.000, to visit two pationts at Saratogs, from the »/ hy pulean trea argo Tom Spolese: 1» Seon, Leaves on i y the Hudson river steamer, for Sare- highly tal of the cine~ as hie practice ow ‘a foo of Rtate Ai ye both of twonty yoars, Tueedey mornin toga Springe. rp Mannren, WOMAN'S PRIVAT » & MMe Twentieth edits —— 8 MEDICAL « Projessor | o Nae affe nate wife, and peo Mag 80; Oe tee hand. t ie hate boon spared by & tim session of this work. Itisincveaded esp for thé mar ried, or those contemplating marriage, @s it discloses im- reant eeerete, which should be Known. to them partion fe ‘ Extract of a letter from ya Ae. WAU niomay:- * MUOmen ts earl, ‘Dean Sin—My wife hes boon perce big wating tiieeo years of more, in Comsequence’ a sud suffering some months betore wv wre Be raog tee ty tea to “ipevivad's, ve beom mother!oas. bie to convey more tally Co they are of no nvio' hore oomte, mm Astor ey seiaeh vee, lobile, Alabas Chortnvt rtreot,’ Philadelphia, & copy will ho transmitted by mail, to any part ¢f the United States. All luttors maat be ads Frvt_pale to DR aw MATTE AU, box L&dh, Sow Kock olay, Ofive, 129 Liberty stcoet,