The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1852, Page 4

WEWS BY TELEGRAPH MR. WEBSTER'S RECEPTION AT MARSHFIELD, Important Speech on the Fisher Troubies with England. The Belligerent Tone of the Secretary of State. Allusion to the Presidency, but the Time | for Speech Not Yet Come, &o, &o., ke Boston, July 25, 1808 ‘The Gazette contains a report of Mr, Webster's move- ents on Saturday PAccompaaicd by his private secretary, Charles Laa- man, be left Boston at half past 2 P.M, for Marshfield, ‘The car in which be rode was gorgeourly decorated with flags and streamers. wreaths. and rosettes, and the whole coiling was covered with bunting. Mr. Wobster occu- pied & seat in the centre of the car; on his left was a large gilt eagle and on bis right framed engravings, rep- resenting the spirit of ‘76 and the Congress at which the Deciaration of Independence was promulgated, ‘The train arrived at Kingston at four o'clock presise- ly. An immense concourse greeted Mr. Webster as he | alighted. He was evidently much moved, and after bow- | Ing his acknow!edements. hewpassed into the depot, where he wasreceived by Hon. Seth Sprague, Geo, P. Richard- sou, Wm. A. Drew, Briggs Thomas, 8. A. Fraser, Pelog Keen, Hamilton Smith, Tildem Arnes, Geo. H. Wether. lee, Daniel Wright, and E, Wright, the committee de- puted to receive him and escort him home, At balfpast four o'clock the procession was un der way for Marshfield, For miles om either side of the route there seemed to be a general suspension | Of business, as the roudeides were thronged with bloom- ing maidens and smiling children, attiredin their holiday habdiltments. At Duxbury, many houses wore neatly de- oorated with flags The procession consisted of 160 vehi- cles, filled with farmer: and their families, Arrived at Marshfield. the procession entered the avenuc leading to Mr Wcb-ter’s house. and, by a circuit us route, pessed round the mansion wo a hill to the eastward, where a rortrum bad been erected. Here wus large guthering of Mr. Webster’s neighbors, aud th enthusiasm was unbounded : The Hon Sr1H Sraaceur made the welcome address, which was cloquent and appropriate, Ho briefly narrated Mr. Webster's public rervices, alluded to the responsible duties now devolving upon him in regard to the fishing difficulty, and cloved as follows:—When political parties with whom you have contendad shall have passed away : when private prejudioes and private intercats shall be hushed in the silence of the grave, posterity will award you the full measure of justice. As your friends and neighbors. we tender you our most sin- cere and profound respects. We thank you for what you have done for agriculture. We thank you for the valuable time you have devoted, amidst all your toils and labors, to the science of cultivating the carth—for the valuable animals you have, at so great a sacrifice, import- ed and raised to improve our flocks and herds. We re- ret our elowness to ree ond appreciate the value of your example, We are beginning better to understand our business. We have learned that science is a’ important to the farmer as to the more learned professions, We hope that you may live long to teach us the art of using ‘the piouglishare instead of the sword. and the pruning- hook rather than the spear Permit us, sir, to aay there is s Providenoe in the affairs of nations and the lives of men. This nation may be punished for her sins, while that all-secing eye may be guiding you by an unseen hand in the only path that can make your remaining days tyanquil, peaceful. and happy. Mr. Weneter, in rorponse. spoke to the following ef- fect :—Mr. Sprague and friends—I thank you from the very bottom of my heart for this warm welcome home, which so many of you have assembled to Offer to me to-day. It was unexpected. I had not Looked tor such a testimonial of your regard; but it draws from me, as it ought to draw, the most grateful acknowledgments of my heart. It is not the display of vehicles, nor the numbers of your cavalcades, but the fact that you, smong whom I have so longlived and ‘Gweit, and who know me so well, have manifested such esteem, that calls forth my gratitude. and I pour out to your friendship. neighbors, from the bottom of my heart, the feciings of mutual and reciprocal regard and friend- Ship; and it is my sincerest prayer that Almighty God ‘will preserve you and yours in prosperity and happiness. Friends and neighbors—It is now twenty years that I have been in the midet of you, passing here, on the side of the sea ail that portion cf the year I have been able to enjoy rome relaxation from the cares of my profession, or ahe duties of public !ife. Happily have they been to me and mine ; for during all this period I know not of an un- Kind thing done. or word spoken to me or mine, or to any one near and dear ‘ome. Gentlemen—Most of you are Marmere. and | take # great concern in your interest. be cause I havea wish to promote the general prosperity of the whoie country. Others of you have your occupations ‘on the «cas. Some of you I have found there, and have had tho pleasure to mingle in your pursuits—a pleasure 1 hope to enjoy eguiv. ntlemen—Mr. Sprague has been Pleased to refer to recent occurrences, 1s fo some o them, or at least to one. it may te fitting in mete say one word mow, The timehas not yet come. But I would say, I may ‘veuture to hope, without presumption, that I am not en- Airely unknown at home orabroad—(crics of uo. no)—and A eay further, if Ihave anything good or valuable, I hold Gtinmy own keeping and will not trust it to the way- swardnes* of otbers ond and neighbors, the tl: offer me this welcome is not altogether inappropri fam about to be among you. The place I occup: Foon be vacated in the ordinary course of events mmay be vacated very shortly. Lam sensible of the kiud swanner in which the events of my life have bon recited J om willing to admit that I am glad to receive the ap- Yrebation of my countrymen, in any manucr they may De disposed to express it—I am willing to believe in rela- Zion to the occurrences alluded to by Mr. Sprague. that By the blessing of Provicence and the favor of my coun- arymen. I have done something to uphold the coustitu- Mion and tiberty, and maintola the righte of my country. SThere is #n end to all human labors and efforts. Iam no Borger a young man; but Iam thankfal nevertheless for the measure of strength I still enj be piensure of your kindvers and 0 Be come. if such may be the pleasure of the Almighty. Mr. Sprague bas mace allusion to reeent occurrences Ahreateving disturbances on account of the fisherica, It Would not become mo to say much on that subject until SZ rpeak officially, and under direction of the head of the @overmment. And then I shall speak, in the Gime be sasured that that interest will not ©d by this administration under any circumstances, Dhe fishermen shall be protected in all ther vighis of property nd in ali their rights of occupation. To use a Marbichead Brase, they shall be protected, hook and line, and bob and sinker. And why should they not’ They employ wast number. Many of our own people are engaged in Ghst vocation, There are, perhaps, among you some who perhaps bave been on the Grand Banks for forty succes- jive years, and there hung on to the ropes in storm and wreck, The most potent This matter, Our firheries have been th Mor navy. If our floe-ships have pnemy on the sea. the firheries have beem at the bottom Df it—the fieheries are where the seeds form from which Ebeve glorious triumphs were born and eprung. Now, gentlemen, I may venture to say one or two things more wn this highly important subject. In the first place. this Budden interruption of the pursuits of our citizens which bad been carried on more than thirty years Without interruption or molestation, can hardly be jus sified by any principle or consideration whatever. It is mow more than thirty years that they have pursued the frhing in the some water aud on the same coast, in which S01 slong which notice has now come that they shall be mo longer allowed these privileges. Now this cannot be Justified without notice. A mere indulgence of too long Pontinuance. even if the privilege were not an indulgence, Pannot be withdrawn at this season of the year when our Speople, aocsrding to their custom, have engaged, in the Pusiness, without just end reasonable notice. I cannot out think the late deepatches from the Colonial Office had mot attraoted, to a ruficient degree, the attention of the Drinolpal minister of the crown, for T see matter in them thilte inconsistent with the arrangement made in 1845 by be Feri of Aberdeen and Edward Everett. Then the Parl of Derby, the prevent firet Minister, was Colonial feoretary. It could not well have taken place without Jhis knowledge. wnd, in fact, without his concurrence or ganction, 1 cannot but think, therefore, that ite being worlooked is an inadvertanee, The treaty of 1818 ras made with the crown of England. If a easel (is captured by one of her vessels of war, and Brought in for adjudication, the crown of England is an- prerable, and then we know who we have to deal with, But Wis not to be expected that the United States will tibmit their rights to be ndjudieated upon in the petty gribunals of the provinces, or that they will allow our Bezels to be seized by constables and other petty officers, find condemned by municipal courte of Canada, and New: Foundland, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia! No, no, no, {reat choering.) Further than this, gentlemen, I do Prot think it expedient to remark upon this toplest Preeont, bat you may be assured ft is a subject upon Pii'vh no ome deeps at Washington, I regret that the my health cowed my absence from Washington mean quences are involved in very nurseries onquered the fishing | borhood. when the news oame of this pudden change tn the inter- pretation of the treaties, My health requires relaxation. T shall feel it my duty as soon as my health and strength | Will justify me im undertaking tho joarney. t0 revere to | my post and discharge the duties devolving upon me to the best of my «bilities, And now. gentiomen, I consider the welcome you have to day girem mo as @ personal — kindness, a tribute of personal regard. 1 have always | found your houses, your hearts, aud your hands open to me, and I trust I may say, that you have never found my own closed against you, whether call mg upon business, | or forthe purpose of social intereourse and good neigh- | Gentlemen, 1 decm it a great piece of good fortupe, coming from the mountains as 1 did, that I came where I did—that when Iceane from the mountsing 1 | Ve stories bigh. The front is brick desecnded to the sea shore. Many people, when thoy come down here, wonder what in the world could have induced Mr, Webster to come to Marshfield. I answor, partly good sense, but more good fortune, I had no par- licular fancy for rich lands, but I had fora Kind naigh- borhood—and myself and friends, when I came here, had well understood covenant that I would talk to thom about farming. but nota word about Iaw or politics, You have kept your word, and I hope I have kept mage; d now, my friends and neighbors, accept from a gkate- ful heart my warm acknowiedgments, that you have come here with countenances so open, 60 frank, to give me the assurance of your personal regards and continued friendship. Again I thank you with all my heart, and my prayers are that the Almighty power will preserve you, and shower down upon you and yours, the biessings of happy affections, and peace and prosperity, ‘The ceremonies closed at half past seven o'clock. Mr. Webster came down and freely mingled with his neigh- bors, who seemed big with joy that he was once more in | storo Improvements in the Fifth Ward: ‘The improvements in this ward, which lies on the Wort eide of the olty, are mot very numerous or oxpenaive. The buildings oreoted are for the most ones, with brick fronts, which cost vory little com, with tho fine stores in Brouwlqay, | a grmat number of fasdvelling howsay,patiouac)y a great nt wel 0uses, partic: y in Weet Broadway and tho cross streets that rua down towards the North rivor. The stores aro great number of which are dr: tof the new stores and dwel- houses now orecting in this ward. . ¥. Bush is building a store, No 185 Duane street; it is twenty feet front, fifty feet deep, it will bo finished in the fali, and will cost abous $5,000. William Lynch bas built a large store, No, 323 Greenwich street, which be occupies himselt, a3 a It ie twenty-five feet front, ty feet decp and five stories high. Tho frout is brick. Cost $10,000. On the cornor of Duane street and West Broad- way, a stors, belonging to the Lozier estate, has boca built; it is twenty-five feet front, forty-two foot deep, and five stories high The first story is cast iron, above that the front is briok, with brown stoas trimmings. Coat about $7,000. Philip Teets is build) Greenwich strect; it forty feet front, thirty- eight feet deep, and six stories hi, the frout is constructed ‘of Philadelphia, iek. It will be finish- ed in tho fall, and will cost about $7,000. H. Heppock is building three stores, Nos. 297, and 599 Wachington atrect, and 169 Reade street. Nos. 297 and 209 Washington street are twonty- sevon fet front, sixty-five fect deep and five stories high. No. 169 Reade street is twenty feet front, forty eight feet deep, i fronte are brick, except the first stories, which are health amongst them, After some timo spent in this friendly intercourse, the people separated, and Mr, Web ster cought repose in his mansion. From Wi . THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL—THE ADJOURNMENT— THE GARAY DISPUTE, ETC. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NOW YORK HERALD, Wasninatow, July 25, 1852. ‘The River and Harbor bill will probably be debated under the five minutes rule for some days, Ita ultimate passageis considered cortain, All amendments will be voted down, It is stated that several members of the Committee of Ways and Means are opposed to fixing any duy of ad- journment until the appropriation bills ure considered. ‘The impression prevails that Congress will not be able to adjourn earlier than the 15th of September; even at that period it would be impossible for all the committees to make their reports, “There never was a session before, which had progressed so little with business as the pre- sent, not excepting the session of 1850. Mr. Kennedy the new Secretary of the Navy, artived in town, last night, and took apartments at Willand’s. The documents relating to the Garay dispute with Mexico are ready to be sent to the Senate to-morrow, Au affray took place at Cohocs yesterday, among a lot of boafmen, in which one of them bad his head split open by an axe in the hands of a canal boat captain, killing him instantly. The body of W. Bamber, attended by a large concourse of citizens, was taken to the railway depot to be convey- ed {o the residence of his family, Boonvlllc, Oucida county. Prisoners Escaped from Jail. Purapecensa, July 25, 1 On Friday night, five prisoners escaped from jal! Doylestown, Pa, Two weie recaptured last evening. at The Hon. Messrs, Walsh and Johnson. Wasiixoroy, July 23, 1552. attention has been called to a report of a mm between Mr. Johnson and myseif. in the House of Representatives, contained in your paper of the 22d inst. That report is, in stveral reepeots, inaccurate 1 said to Mr, Johnson, “ you can get the information for which you ask feom the tavern keepers.” ‘That gentle man, misunderstanding the remark, and supposing it waa a personal allusion to himself, repiied, “ perbapa you are more familiar with such places than I am." I then ssid, “1 repel the imputation, sir.’ To which he rejoined. “then youshould not put it upon others" My remark then was. “Ihave not done 60. sir, my object was to re- fer you to the proper sources of information " Yours, very reepectfulty. T. Y, WALSH. J G, Bennet sq. New York Markets. Pnovivexce, July 24. 18; Cotton.—The market closed firm at former qu tions, of about 1,600 bales, at full rates heen considerable inquiry for all descript: the market is bare of pulled. the ealoa of fined mostly to the lower grades, th » of fine in the market. Prices ares little higher sales for the week are $1,200 Ibs Printing cloths.—The market was qniet at the beginning of the week, but more active at the clove. Prices very firm. Sales for the week, 29,800 pieces. tne With sales for the week for manufacturers’ ue Wool —There has aod The Extradition of Kaine. At a meeting held at the Sixth Ward Tiotel. on evening, July 24, the following communication was i and ordered to be presented to James G. Bennet Keq — da TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sin—We beg to say. in reference to the observations in ihe Hrravy. in relation to the Kaine extradition ca thet the meeting at Tammany Hall was held for the pur- nore of taking measures to endeavor to have the act of Congress. of 1548, which bears upon the Aehburton treaty. repealed. with a view to affording greater protection to the secused. Tn reference to opposing and violating the law, we ber y ‘hat the speeches of Messrs Brady avd Busteed ‘most forcible in impressing on the meeting. and all poe’, that no turbulence or disorder sh Whatever, And no scatiment expressed Was more ap ylauded than this We hope this explanation will be received as it de server, od that the influence and power ct the Urea. will he ured to aid our views and proceedings rather thap attribute to us motives we do not deserve or inte which we repudiate. We remain, with eect, the Kaine Extradition Case Coramittee. bebalf ot WL. COLE. Chairman. EDWARD O°'MALLON, Secretary JOUN McGRATH, JO LUE Big The Mackerel Fishery. The following is the estimate of the Inspector of Mastachusefts, showing what inter: has in the firberies question :-— 54.040 tons, being £53 yesseis, navigated by and boys Value of vessels and outfits Annual value of catch. i ‘The value for the rost of New England may considered as pearly equal to this amount, tay, value of is and outfits............ Value of cateh...... saute 000 tons—6 000 men and bi But oply an approximation ‘cau be made. are employed in both cod and mackerel Massachuretts meckerelmen, in 1551, caught their + follows :-- ys as many erican waters. Dblé,....... < 188,526 In waters. the exclusive right to which is now clnimed by Earl Derby, bble 140,900 One-balf all the mackerelmen Earl Derby proposes t¢ The ‘ ucersef w and the crueliies and horr ng just whet they have for thirty pars been accustomed to do without molestation. The tress amongst the families of all our sea beard people can easily be conceived—their traditionary recollections of British prisons and courts not bil hoppy” terary Reviews. Ti. Mernonisr Quanrency Review, duly ton & Phillipe. 185: 2. Carl This periodical is well wiitten, und dis- plays superior ability, Usatasxno, New m contains much Moxtsmry Conqu@nen ann Row York. ©. Shephard & Co. This originslity, and sentiment and genius. Porrnatt or Tos Francis Mracuen. New York, ¢ H Brainard, This is the best likeness of Mr. Meagher that we have yet reen, Tur Lapis’ Rerotitony, July. Carlton & Phillips Well prepared and adapted to the tavtes of those for whom it ie intended. Personal Intelligence, General Pierce is abdut to visit Newport, as is also Lola Montes, Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, the poetess, is at the Cccan Houre, Newport. i Secretary Corwin pasred through Columbus on Satur- day, toresume the discharge ot his duties at hington. The Columbus Journal snys that bis health is yery much restored by a few weeks’ relaxation from the toils and perplexities of his reeponsible and laborions office. Ile pent a couple of days at Cleveland, and went theuce to Nisgara Falls. ‘Tre TuvaTnes.—The greater portion of the entertain. ments in this city, for to-morrow night, are composed of feats of legerdemain—-Anderson appearing at the Broad- | way, Macalister at the Bowery, and Don Antonio Cor- dove at the National Theatre, At all the other placos of amusement very attractive programmes are issued for to morrow evening For particulars, see advertisements. According to recent observations, the alluvial soil on the Austrian conet of the Adriatic is incres ing exceedingly, and it has been remarkod that since the pagination of thie yenr there bas been a change on the shore of the west coast—Malghern, which, at the time of the Wrench inwasion, was au brown store. They will be finished in tho fall end will cost $5,500 cach. Mr. Skilman is building a storo, No. 812 Green- wioh street; it is twenty feot front, ei ty feet deep, Aud fiye stories high. ‘The front is brick. “It. will be finished in the {s!! and will cost $5,000 Jobn R. Murray bas recently built a store, No. 169 Cavai street, it is twenty-five fest front, ono hucdred feet deep, running through to Vestry street, and five stories high. The front is construct- ed of brown atone. It will be occupied by D. D. iar looking glass and picture frame maker. Cost $15,000. William C. Nota is building a sugar house, No. 28 Leonard étreet, it is fifty feet front, thirty-seven feet deep and six stories high—in the rearis a build. ing connected with (his which is thirty-eight fect front, sixty feet deep sad six stories high; the buildings are constructed of brick, and the rear building is fire proof, the feors being made of iron. Tt will be fiuished in the fall, and will cost about $15,000. William EK. Burton, the comedian, is bnitding a handsome dwelling house for himself, No. 174 West Broadway. The dimensions are twoaty-fivo feet frout, forty-eight feet deep, and four stories high. The front is constructed of brown stone, beautifully In the roar is the library; in a niohe of the front wail is placed the statute of Shakspeare, which was saved at the conflagration of the P: theatre. It is nearly fivishod, and will cost $39,009, The dwelling house No. 18 Yostey street, which has been recently built, is twenty feet front, thirty feet deep, and three stories high. Tho front is brick ; the owner is W. E. Burton; it cost about $3,000. Thompson & Son's new store, 359 Broadway; we have notioed this store in tho list of improvements in Broadway. Nos 365 and 367 Broadway; wo have alread: neticed these in tho list of improvements in Broad- way. No. 375 Broadway; we have noticed this build- ing before in the improvements in Broadway. TABLE OF THK COST OF NEW BUILDINGS IN THE FIFTH WARD. Corner of West Broadway and Duano street, belonging to the Lozier estate... + $7,000 No. 185 Duane street, belonging to H. V. BGR 05 chs Sisk deve vtodscss eenddeektel . REDOD No. 323 Greenwich street, belonging to W. Lynch. eat Fate 10,000 | No.’s 308 and 310 Greenwich street, belong ing to P, Teets....sssecececseececeees 7,000 oe ol Washington sireet, belonging oon No, 299 Washington street, belonging to Hi. Ho Bccek stheraec dior MT CMeN BOO No. 169 Reade street, belonging to H. a oe Dinca svi - 5,000 No. 312 Greenwich street, belonging to Mr. SkiIMAN.... cece eectee esse 6,000 No. 169 Canal street, belonging to J. R. Murray... tose 15,000 No. 2% Teonard street, belougin, Ot 15,000 . 174 E. Burton. a aderaid 20,000 No 13 Vestry street, belonging to W. KE. Burton. oe tie dese sect Cacicrp. si AOO Tota $112,500 Died, On Sunday, July 25, Hea J., only daughter of Wm. and Jane Burtneti, in the 2d year of her age. Ler funeral will be attended froin the residence of her parents, No 64 Bowery, on Tuesday, 27th inst, at 10 @otock A.M. Her remains will be taken to Staten idaad for interment On Saturday, July 24, Tromas Basen, in the 90th year of bis age. Iie relations and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend Lis funeral, without further invitation. from his late residence, No. 169 Bleecker street, coruer of Sulli- van street, (his afternoon, at 2 o'cioc! la Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 2 uias, formerly of Newark N. J ‘The friends and acqusintanses of the family are res- Peetfuily imvited to attend his funeral, from his late " . 107 Prospect etreet, this afternoon, t tation, 2 Winuam S. Wie ets please copy July 24, Doxories Hrasiva, daughter hand Friedericka C. Reimann, aged 2 years, 7 months axl 1 day The frien peetfuly invited to attend afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from No 62 Rutgers street. Tetnuins will be taken Co wood Cemetery. so J. Bioax, aged 4 months invited to ¢, No, 160 nds are reapectfut from his father's resid: o'clock. duly 24, Wis Wevey iam ff, and Iolen M, Hal Cliptow street. In Brooklyn. 7 Harstro. infant son of Wil ated. egcd 4 montos On dungay mornin: uly 26. Fitex, youngest eliild it ofe ve Bunsinaid. aged 18 mon: ¥ ake his oor. at S o'clock, from (he residence of het parents, 12 West Thirty- bh street. The frien: wr ance Frodevick Hidd teud f the family, and thovw of are respeottully invited to 5, of convalsions. Jvita Rirewrcea. rot Murtha sud Dr, I. W, Tuayer, to attend 106 Elm vant BM cf Croton, of Jaye dn San ¥ morning Tre nth friewds and «oq nd the fa 5 Htness, Mis toat invited * hy ‘ eh, avd the are Fe. w Bruns at LL A.M Axes Manis, daughter of of the audatich: ited to " oan the Thomas 4 Kast without further nstice, 14 o'clock, Henny, son of Here king. at the age of 5 years and 3 months Niatives and friends of the fuinily are requested the funcral, from the residence of the futher, ng street. at & o'clock this (Monday) af thout furtber The remaias will be City of Glasgow Nisgors Cresent City. Pacito Asis... Hom boldt , America, Obie... Promatheva.. Rent Frawkli Arctic ’ DAY. sowtorn 0 41 morn 318 PORT OF NEW FORK, JULY 2, 1592. Arrived, U 8M Steamship Hialtio, Comarock, Liverpool, July UM. ¥ © AM, with mdse and mers, to EK Colling & Co. Jaly 16, lat 54 0 lon 19 41, caw Swedish brig Luten, 18 dave from New York for Gottingen ith, experionced a gale fro 458, low 61 ad an A: 1p bound iP wad Seid by reached the dook at b istand, is now completely jolied to the oontiaon’ on ong side. Steamship Petre! (Br). Sampson, Crosnock, via Mallfax | uly 2, te BR Conard, Joly 15. iat 41 14, fom 4 db, 0x- | chaaged signals wilh prokot ship Constlivtiga, boace for: ing ® store, Nos, 303 and 310 | nd five stories high. Tho | t LIT Kast | % Liverpool The P, for the feet coven days, had heary west “Yceaebly Reapiee City, oak, 4, days, with Te iakemet eee with mdse Bad pitt jibe eed tee Zint, took's pot trom tho Neto Wek a “sig Fuveritar White, Slorre. Leone, Jane 22, with sioger, to J & Machardo, it winds eaime the woole Hae bad light pasege, tnd has been 11 days 8 of Bermuda. July 11, tat 4 10, low 58 25, exchanged rizmals with a brigabowing a whive tignal with black letter S in cirele (J W Smith & Co's, of New York); 294, int27 52, lon 73 27, spoke Br eohe Medway, htor Halttax, from Portemout! Brig bayti, Checeman, Port au Prince, Jaly 11, with cof- foo and loewood, to 1 & A Fercis. Iai poke bark’ J K Joh: fr: PY istorta, of of Hatteras, PR, Juiy 10, ar. Havana, 1) days, wi Brig Now Era (Br), Palfrey. Soe and molaeses, to Goudbuo & Co. Brig J G Anderson, Del Raggod Isiand, 12 days, with ralt, to A G Berson; v1 Coe, Anderson & Co. July 22 lat 36 24, lon 74 28, exchanged signals with brig, showing & bine, white and rod. l, with BP in the 7 days. ire. “pits EO Holt, Connery, Bluebil T Oye ay aa }. Harber, Can ands, jet & Co, Fane tt, Lat 90 58, ton Schr Lord Strangford , with. barill Tt] Foster bark''Wm G Lewis, Giles,” from Boston for to Grande; July 6, !at 26 25, lon 48 13, spoke bark Pearl of New London, whaling, 4 mos out, had got oue whale o 2 bbe, (Be). Bank, St Jago de Cubs, 20 days, with ton & Bros. Sobr Ji ee i ir, to (Br), Frencls, Windaoe, NS, 17 days, with PiSche Venue (De), Miller, Windsor, NS, 6days, johr Venus (Br), ¥iller, or, NS, 6 with pias- so YEU TAYE Esldvshthy, th'sinda HP br Hay ir), Galdeworthy, ‘ohn, a rien se] BML to Racine & Dinwiddlle ortega GEcbe Aleten, Wedmore, Eloubers, 7 days, with fit. to ckerly; Schr Fair (of Newport), Taylor. Matagorda, 20 days, with ooyton and eugor, to iT shelden & chr Taylor (3 masted), Atieldee Galveston, 23 days, with 61 and molasses, to N L M’Croady & Co, Schr LP Smith, States, Wilmington, NC, ¢days, with naval stores, to Dellner & Potter. Sehr Mary Powell, Powell, Wilmington, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, Schr J Estell Blake, Piymouth, NC, 4 days, Sehr J B Brinkley, Collins, Virsinin, 4 days. Schr Banvacd, Cooke, Virginia, 8 dave. Schr B'N Vox, Baker, Virvinin, 3 days Bebe Chingsrora, Chambortain, Virals : r, Parker, Vita Schr Tunis Bodine, Predmo Sobr Irene, Pierce, Virglui Schr Stateaman, Wicks, Al chr oster, Schr Mercbant, Conch, Richmond, Schr Columbia, Winslow, Norfolk, 3 days. Sobr Ann D Wicks, Smith, Bultimore. 4 days. Schr Cornelia, Carnes, Brandy wing, 3 days. Schr Dispatoh, Blizzard, Brandy wing, ‘S days. Sche Wm 8. Camp, Varrell, Hact(ord for Paitadelphi Schr Mary Brockway, Comstock, Lyme for Albauy, Schr Mary Emily. Snow, Boston, 4 dave, Schr New York, Goodsell, Boston, 3 days, Schr Bay State, Burr, Boston. 3 da} Schr Danl Webster Staptes, Boston for Solr $ A Appleton, Nickersou, Bosto Schr Charies, ——y T Schr Martha Maria, Swift, ir Gen Taylor, Jones, Be’ Schr Victor, Allen, Bover! Schr Moria, Kelley, Bever! th, Churchill ton, ryport, 4 days, ‘andyioh, $ di jonespoi Schr J Linder, Simons, Tremont. Schr Harbinger, Reath, Bucksport, 10 days. Sebr Sea Lien, Brown, Rockland, Schr Star, Witham, Rockland. Schr Effort, Higsiné, Rockland. Schr Niagara, Hawes, Rockland. Sohr Antilles, Hall, Rocklan Schr Mare Bray, Machias,7 days. . Machine, 7 days. Bohr Amystis Jobnacn. Schr Vandaka, Griffith, Ellsworth, 6 days. ke, Ellsworth, 10 days, vidence, Schr El Clar Sloop B) Ap Sloop Kbode Ieland, Sloop Joel Hall, Clark Below, ett (of Philadelphia), from London, ‘and two brigs, an Sailed, Br ship Fudocia, Robertson, 8. Joba, NB. 8 to SSE, Wind duricg the dey Sbip Narra Ship John Gray, fro Also, ® clipper ship UPer Srramsure Batic. oria, Watlington, NYork Norioani Antwerr, 1 AN, July 10—SId olan: Moody. Borveavx, July 7- Sid EL Waiton, Titus, rs Bnovwensuaven, July 6—Arr Jan Van Hoorn, Baten, Dordt for 5Francisco. Buenxnwaven, July 10—Arr Neptun, Hilkon, NOrloans. Sld Sth, Soptia, Behrens, and Leontine, Thormaan, Balti- Ken: nd Wi epballe, Weasels, 'N Yerk. rr ia, Beltran, NOri Prim 26th, Tastorcite, Pages, NOricans ith, Mercedes, Ricoma, nd Mad: , Balpardo, do. Caniz, June Sid Sarah, Cooke rad NYork. Canoirr, July 10—Sid Mary Ward, Moody, NYork. Dron tam. June 20. Arr Crocus, Nortoa, NOrk Anes July 10—Passed Howard, Niemei ‘am! vem, July 10—Of, Pumgustak, Webster, from Havana Do for Hambu: ereey, Day, from N Orleans for Antwerp. GiRacr. Juse W—Arr Black mond, Crawford, Marseilles, and eld for N York. Miller, York (from Simy rue); Och, Fortunato, Zino, for do, Greenock, July 10—Sid Sea Nymph, Paterson, NYork. Grascow, July 12—SHd Zenobia, Jones, SFrancisoo. “In port 1th, Idg. Lyra, Macdonald, for SFrancisoo; £ & E Per- kins, Pike, Piiinéelp: B ‘July 9—Arr Atlas, Lebron, Baltimore; 10th, Robt arstow, Mobile. Sid Soh, Sea Eagle, Williams, N th Auelia, Jorcan, ‘and Woodside, Hodges, N Thompson, do. a Pownatan, Meyer, Baltimore. er Muscongns, Ketleran; Coquimbo, a’ Cumberland. Johnson, NOrieans; Ito, Mar- do; Argo, Macoduck, and Euro; {2}. Lott, sat A of Glargow (8), Leiton, Philadolphia; odie, Porter. and Living Age, Snow, NOrieans; Susgin @ Owens. Michaels, Charleston. Cre ont Mh, Arcadia, Healey, Boston; Lapland, Simpson. DOrlenns, Sid i0th, Brandywine, Morryman, and Edward Everett, Gunby, Baltim t George Crawford, and Marathon, tyler N ikingum, Lancaster, Wilmingtoa; Cld 2th, Martha Clark, Vy ork; 12t, Kith, Jesecre Cobb. N York. x 10th, J H Glidden, Howes, for Philadetphia; Re- fage, SP'ranciseo. si ona Briggs. for NYork lth ins 0 19th: Ashburton, McWilliam, do do 26th; Berj Adams, Drummond, Milla. avd aves poul, Gardiner, do Gehy B urldge. do Lith; Huguenot, Garancr, do 2let; Saranak. for Philadelphia Avg 12 Scotia, Merrill for Battimore inet; Carack Fa'es, for S Orleans 2th iit. Loxnox. Inly W—Rntd ine jetoria Campton, N York (and outercd out eume day}, 13th, London, Mobard, NYork. Cid out Sth, Archimedes, Munro. SPrancisco via Cardify 12ch, Eilon Simpsom, Strangtian, SFrancisco; 10th, Feuto Patton, NYork vis Cardif. ' Ady. Yorktown, B for NYork 15th ini ton Tinker, do {26, Corneliue Grinnell. F! low Lith Victoria, Champion, do Aug & London, Hebard. do 12ch, Leauonn, dune shetlietd, Lewis, NOrleans. LONDONDERRY, y iladelphia. Newrors, July 12—Cid devannah, Stewart, N York. vorrsmovrn, July 1L—Arr Norshumberlend, Lord, Lon- pd preceeded for NY ork. vuTH. July Y—Of Prince Albert, Jachtmaun, fro NYcek: 10th, Adior Mouorst; from Baltimore, ivaus, prev to July 18—Sid Edymion, N Telegraphic Marine Reports, 9TO Chas Ward (now) Kennobun' une 1th Atmedos, Trinidad; brige Civil- Philedeiphia; scir Bengal, NYork, Arrived—Sh. 8 lina, P Spoken. A large sorow steamer stocring E, was passed July 20, off ft et Shoals. [The City of Mancnester, from Maile ipbia ‘or Liverpool , Prost, from NOrloans for Liverpool, was ‘off Hattern: vann for Cowes, Ju lat 18 50 ion 15 40, salt Mitchel, from Baltimore for Saz Harbor, no date, no iat, &e. Grig Selisbury, from NYork for St John, July 20, no lat’ &e, Whaelemen,s thip Faloon, Gardner, > Ocean, i, bark Covington, (from Warren), Planter, of 4, reports bh fn, a ig Leonidas, of Westport, of Naatackot, no ot, all Foreign Ports ter from Capt Pease, of ship eT. nen Tet ‘Spoke about 40 ete ep cil, all w Pasar PR, Joly 0 - sid Br brid Fairy, NYork, wT av Prince, duly 1!-—-Bark & Windsor, Button rk’ day M'Near for do ll dod , for Phiiadol ard, from Brig Solo- Franke, from Sa- ore , sid'a ‘ew days proviously, for Mou- Tome Ports, APPONAUG, J enor, Hawkin * Sta eohr Clarise ad: Iphia, ax 5 key, Bangor iiadelphia. LOSVON, duly 24. AM—are brign Dove (Br), DIU, Liver- pool, b. June 2, Via Heditax ith in xlugten (of Salem), ertson, Rendout: achr Cameo, Mooers, Sagua ith inst cwgraphed bark Oak, from Philadelphia, Signal for two tarke end five brics, Cid steamship Sir John Hurvey, Trae, Halifax; ship James N Cooper, Lovett, NOrleausj al, Orgood, Calentta: Sumter, Ryder, Lisvie Loud, Gorham, St Vincents; Appteton, Nickerson, Buitimore; brig Viadimer (Fr), Morcier, Rochelle; schra Georgiana (Br), Marsbail, |, Bale D ne Patterson and, So- lndelphin: Glid Paulk- NYork; stoarmor C! Ls Tennah D, Nickorson, Eli Allva; Gea Taylor, Jone Burnham, Rarbadoen: ich, Us bh Kline CALAIS, Jaly Te Juvincible, Toothaker, Philacelphin, sehes Wm M'Gobb, Condon. do, Teibot, Chare; Usrrict Ann, Andrews, and Kaward, Rawley, N¥crk: Lydia Catherine, Davie, Philadelphia; 1th bred H Long, Barnard, do, sohr H D Leighton, Perry, N k You FALL RIVER, Joly 22—Arr schre Franklin F Rando Endicott; Gunpowder, Bied, and Caroline Bail, Roge Phuindelpht brig Herald (of NYork), Jo; olen douhn Polk, Johnson; Geo Washington, Camp; Georg 4 worth Nancy Biehop, Kelly, and Cohasset, Tobey, ds ' sebrs Sarah Euirateth, and Goo M Sniith, Hey hing, PhiledsIphi sound CHORGETUWN, 8e, Ca ine OLMES'S HOLE, \ for Bangor; lington, Much onda, Jonerpor' Alkmaar, Coifin, N eo for NYork; HW keport ford y Foun, be Liv ton for July 4—In port sehr Dosdomonn & Honry Delaney, for NYork, weg water on the Ker. MOWILE, July 1—-Cla’ brig Torn, Voorhios, Tarragona and ® market, NEWAKK, July 2—S14 sobre Mrowtus,” Orentt, Boston IK Frasier, Worctam, Cid br sche Richmond, Carl, Wind or N “NEWPORT, July 4—Arr robre St Loonr, Matthews, Lin eolnville for NYork; Star, Kookiand for slovp Maer Bripbtroap, FRiver fer do. ‘ the Roof, slr Hudson, Berry, from Dighton for Phils delpiia. | | | EW BEDFO! 8 Monterey, City; Yankeo, Kelly, PHILADELPHIA, July 2 a M%—Are ship “4 a 005 Povobsoct, RY Sete "bears Welty Basa Rowland. MYork, Poreoversnce, Trery, do; Ft ton. Cid eteamsii of Ne acksmaxon. WH Weet Liver, Sarak B Hale. 9 loride, Dick- ‘ork, Hy barks J; ether, P< insos, Louisa, ance, Torry, Bi BYork; A SEROVIDENG 3 timore vi mal Mary © Torbell, Bayoum) 5B Dole: Bie, Pelee Chae tency, Perry; St Se: Picige Phtade} Hebel, Wiberg, a cogent: NY on Cha yee Se ond for Phidadelphia (or Bangor, according to wind); Elisabeth. Keancdy, Albany: Robt F Glover. Baker; Dia- Jarvis, and Haizbow. Hildreth. Rondout; sloops Capi- Bonkins, nd Factor, Morton, Altasy; Harvest, ‘ork. a tol, Frenol ny Paseed Phitadotolie PORTLAND, Joly 23—Arr barks Marie Horsey, Davis, Matanzas lth inst; Mary Eliraboth, Goodell, Semrport, to “PORTSMOUTH. Juiz 22—Arr sches Meleose, Moore, Phite~ li, Readout; NYork; 254, Jane Peck. Dupuy, Lon, Roach, Haves Devine, Cathcart, Phil- Gelphia; Chariestor we, and Pern, Crowe Fumpire State, Eléridze, aud Paiias, MoLotire, Mottapony. Porter. Peneacola. RICBMOND, July 23—arr sors Mi wi kaeh Mary Wive, Crookstt, Rook| 7raoe. SALFM, July 22—Arr echea Joba Bdelphia; Mount Hope, Post, N York, i D Smith Mol pt, Mise » Miss Smith, Master Sith, I'D Ayre, T MoNaneo, Mes MoNames, ) Hendorsot and Indy. Hand Indy, CW Chura , 3D B Curtis. EH Buikle; ‘and eervant, Mri Sarah Poter: children and gervant, H Waldo and lady, FW. Waldo, W E Wilmerding, T A Wilmerding, G A Ward. Mr Appold, Mr v'W Leman, % Pattiok and indy, 27 Shaw and Kies Morbes: a Eoglich, Mr Schmidt, Mi Bonsall Mr Jarder, Mr Landon, Mr Dettelbach, Mr Thar: ton, Miss © Thurston, Miss & Thurston, Dr Wed derbur: Mr Zi Me Beadley. Mr Pp July 23—Arr sohes Thos Pi fal vison, Clash. Sheesedeah, “a ‘Rowtend, 4 iva, Gaileghar, Havanss, : ands ward, brigs Kebooon Fram [~ han Boston; sohes J F Totlee, Head, ee ee ‘Arthur, Matanasa: sobre 8 Jackson; Cale- | lown sche Hope, Weston, from Pawtucket for Liverroor—Stcamehip Balclo—Mr Garnett, Mc Sperry ie, G: al o- Me Lund, Mr Andrew, Mr Janct, JB Gossel, Mr Fiseuer, Mr Boist, Dr olock, Mr Ruaunsey, H Ward, Mr Cartina and friend. Hunter, Liewt Baird, US N, Mr Gardnor, Me Atterbury, Mr Honig. Mr Matton, W Ciapp, la- lady. child and dy, three childeon and servant, Mr Lvnol 91 sérvaat,G T Olyphant, Mr Rooson, Mr Simm, Mr Morton, | Pacife mail steamers. Rates of fare from Panama to Sea 4 Capt Plumer Francisco on the most favorable A Une Tetrol—Prancis Liore will be kept up for the transportation of freight . Misa Crawford, Mr Coventry and | am it Pascongere between Panama aad San Free Sohn Roag and femily, John Bnimer and family, Mrs | giavo, One of the above steamers will keop up the conase- Ross, J Wallace, Mies Younc, G Waiker, G Mackenzio and | Mon between Acapulco and othor Mexican ports. Back lacy, J Watt, P Brown, ¥ Belly, Mrs @arkine and child, | #0 is allowed nal cnueen Rey Mr Macdonnoll and faintly, Mra Henry and daughte ine in moasurement 10 cubic foot. ¥ Cracnes—Empirs City—First Cabia: Mr Jaconis, Mr | Chagres at 70 cents end trom Ea’ Doan G Geyer ite deveph, EG Conk, A Fricad, | soniye CHARLES A. Winter atte saerer ss A McDonal oyer, Mr Joaephi, EG Cook, ond, fs Mr Joves, Mad Tanera Miss Tiss Hensley, Miss Croig aud at aie ‘West street, corner of Warren. New Work. r Buuch, Mr Carcy, Mr Cuningban. Mr Pullerosnt, 1, HA Bicknell, O H Haskell, Mr Magroni and two bi nee P| 70 SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED races. Now York and frien és, Goo HCunninghon, Mr Simons, Goo Douglass, Mr and Sem Franciang 3 Hodder, $3 Gilman, WS MeCandy, Mr Armstrong. J Black | The naw and eplondid steamship UNITED BTA: JM Stone, Mr Vesey, Jamor Wood, Mr Jaconis, JM Wood- | sons burthon, Edward 8. Dennis, Commander, will yard, Mr L Breckferd, H Nastup, Mr Jayols, WD Long, | departure for Aspinwall, Navy Bay. 7 Angwak Kemond sod friowd, Misa Brush and servant, Mr E 2 P, M., connecting at Panama with the newdoublscugine ¥ Te A’ Hart Parson, Comstock, Jacobs, Bousseon, P aveamship WINFLELD SCOTT, 2,100 tons burthen, vis, Mr Chapmat Libbey, DL ‘Wing. A. Cole, Commander, which stosmor awatts the areival of Trackman. ‘Tilsom, Gentry, P Johnson, passengers at Panama by the United States from New Fork, worth, 5 ¥ Wood, Maxwell, Gould. Dogin, H and immediately thereafter proseeds to San Fraacleve d Bradfozd. Topguetin, Hoffia, Cornish, H Libbey, rect, without stoppege at intermediate porte, ‘Those versal, D Dodd, Parcons, R Mason. J W Cockey, Dr Collins, J P | im ascommodations and eafety, are not eurpassod by aay on Chepstio, J Brtegs, A P Libbey, and 28: in the steerage, this route, and an rzcen ie wel to each Bremen—Ship Arnold Boninger—Joseph and Bertha | yerscl. The United States has nade tho voyaze botwsen Rairbardt, Ferainand Mayer, Louis Sohulte, Caroline Weet, Maria (2) Fecht, Helone and Caroline Besumer, Henrietta w York and Chagres in seven dayw eleven the Wiutield Se te performed the ‘royege between Now York Rosenberg. Marzarct Tankerd. Edward Bruel, ‘Albort. Al- | and Paname in the shortest time on record, both ae to ram ertive, Adoiph, Albert, and Alexander Schmidt, Maris | ning and sotual time feom port to ‘Books now opea, unde. 4 “sienna Lroxx—Brig Favorita—Mr Robert W Ross and | “2 "™foueh oF sale DATS, BROOKS & 00, eon, MM Fotard General Acente 3 rer ry TONKS & JORNSOR, ‘eat street, corner of Lit Boe nr RY the United States wilt disembark alongaise OR LIVERPOOL. —UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- Co Gore snavetiianms thip AKCTIC, Capt. James C. Luce.—Thle steamer | 20020d ing in bente ot Chuasres maa the Will dopart with the United States mails for Europe, posi- | 49 Gorgonee a Lively ou Saturday, August 7, at 12 o'clock M.. from her , ° street. = Stor “Boe Rghecarmanas’ hate teiudct nat | WV ANDERBIL FINR, FOR SAN PRaNctsc0—fiim Todations for elegance and comfort, apply ts shortostand cheapest route, andonly line giviag tiok- EDW.K COLLINS & CU. Ko'56 Wall street. | te for cross ng, the tetas, favorite doxble cagine Trostormship PACIFIC will succeed the ARCTIC, and | \oamship FROMETHEUS, 180) gous, will leave from t sall August 21. uigust Sth, for Sam Juan del ° HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL | with tho Pucifio steamer over t ‘agua traasit route, ‘Mail Bteamshipe—Retwoen Ni 2 Livorpect | having but 12 miles of land traus: ere stoamars: direct, and between Bostos nua Li thine | have unsurpassed aocommodatin superior vonttls- id pas. | tio pas now go throt lay, the Vacife steamer being in waiting, —_—_. P Harrison. ASIA, AMERICA, Gupt, Shannon. aeiee! ‘ospt L _ mnt 3 5 “CaMbria, Capt. Leitch. ‘These vessels carry aclear white t mainmast head, om on the ttarvoard, red on pal MEO » Judki from New York. Woda‘ Shi from Boston... Wed A ay, Joly 28. from New York. Wednesday, Aug. 11. tions a Virgin Bay, cooupylag only one. day, ~ perior advantazes to famillen going ¢o Californie, It the only one by which passengers ere always andor the charge of othicety sttnohed to the line, aad at this time, more healthy ahd. comfortable than by any Othe, tion oF P at the lowest rates, applrcoaly o. ittery place, i “ADB ALLEN, Agoat, NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, U connecting with the Pactto Mail Steamship Compoe: from Now York, Wetneeday, aus, by | Caly through United States mail Line for Calitorain au from Boston... W. 1. | Gree iy lendid new and edneaday, See, is ‘eccommodations, J. Fin- Fy cos from Ne Wodnosday, Sept. 22 “% ee, ool Oana Flee Baecnd Coker ans te Mavema sel Wites, pice tone of Warren etrests Neste sdnee ES 570. No berth secured uptil paid for. Fi ser will I ei ersounl expens vein experizuced eurgeon on board. Ofice. ht to For freight oF paseage “BYARD, No. 4 Bowllng Green Waronrs.—By order of the Britis! foreign manufacture, bearing th manufacturers, will be hereafter admitted {a transity for the United States and other ecantr: noe of whieh French and Swiss watches may ped at Havre for New York or Boston, via Liverpool, out imourring the risk, a heretofore, of being solsed by th Wg vee sre lias tata conoh, German, other for drought in common with Britieh goods. Indinz are givenin Havre for New York. NB HAVRE—THe UNITED land, in to oun bin. e ods, received ans Through bills of OR 80! PION } Commander, 1,509 tons, Beat teamelip HUMBULDT, is Lives, eom- on Tuesday, the meander, wil) fo t 8 pton, te Phillip and Sid land th WED ZOTS, 01 aturday July Bist, at | mouth t tweiy ‘om pier No. North river. Prices of | Wcvine passage in @rsteabin, $120; di second do., $70. e not wanted dering tho voyae should beset on W g, marked “Bolow.” N.B reevived on board after 1 i Peeve ry ; meee i Ko,, has been ndopte apply t ERILIVINGSTON, Agent, 68 Broadway. PHILADEL EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEE I phia aud Liverpool—The Liverpool aad Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing their now steamships as follows :— FROM PHILADELPHIA, City of Mon : + Saturday, July 17 City of Glasgow. City of Manchester City of Ginegow. City of Glaegow. City of Manche: City of Giae day, Aug. 14 1, Sept. 4 7, Yor. ilasg ‘otes of pass state rooms, $i; tate rooms, $55- including prov: Tor freleht or passage. epply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exchange plac or No.9 Walmut streot, Phi A limilad number of titird class passengers wi ft $20 trom Philadelphia, and $0 from Liverpool—fonn provision TRAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.— 4. New York Steamship Company's new W (1,962 tona— 400 bi wer). Robert from Ni tk for Glasgow, om y. gust, at 12 ovclock at noon. First exbin ate ooms), $90; do, do. (midship do), $7: cond cabin, $1. Steward’s fee included. Apply to J. McSYMON, &% Brondway. ter $65; in forward and steward’s foes. 2 d DIRECT—THE NEW, DOUBLE evgin FRANKLIN, Jacob Teal, ecmmandcr, wil ¢ pier No. 8, Enst river, for thi rect, on Thursday, August 5, at four o'c! sbip has eiegnn wage {a cal in stat Foon, $a For freight cr pasrage, apply on THOMAS F STANTON aaage in sloerage, ‘d,er to S jouth street, or NCOLN & CO., 1 arlstrect. nts per cubic foot. Jil's ot Lad- os0 ateataships, will be furnished to tho clerk, on board, or at the 4 signed only onboard, No froight reoaived, © ling rigned. after two o'elack on the day of sailing, The steamship Wiliam Penn, Winthro re, commander, wil encored, and sail on Eriday, Aug 2% W YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM pany, tor Mobile, stopping at Mavaua—The new sido phcel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. shafoldt, mmander, will he read cive freight on aday, Avenot 16th, and will eeil n’ stroot, North river, on Wednesday ly. Freight for New Or: Hipped at * T commission. Passage, Freight, on monrurciment goods, Mo. por foot. LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & C0., 1B 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—POR NEW via Hav ihe splendid steamship CRBS: iF from the pier ab foot of Ww I, y, July Hi, #6 2o’elook B, M., precisely. RATES OF PASIACE TO NEW ORLRANS—NEW ARRANGE MRNT, After seloon berths, Second cabin berths, Bteorege do. y Boeria only taken on froig Now Orlow at 260. por cubio foot, pers of freicht are reqnested to supply themselves with the ‘Sompany’s bills of Tadieg, which may be had on applicntinn atthe cilice, “Na ther fo iil be pigned. No bi ls of Inding maned after ij wailed, For freight or pply to. IBERTS, 177 West stroet, cornor of Warren. (EAM TO AUSTRALTA—UNDER ARRANGEMENT with the Meibourne Gold and Gonoral Mining Associa. The favorito and Well known aveamship SARAH BANDS, 1,609 tons borthen, Wm. C, The by. Will lenve the port of Liverpool on the 0h of Augnst, call- ing at Queenstown (Cove of Cork) to take on board gers, and leave on the dlst Angust, for Motbourne and syd the principal porta of the ‘Australian gold regions vox rates of fure, &e, and other iuformation, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, Agonts, M Broadway VOR AUSTRALTA—CLIPPER LINE—FIRST AND oguiar Packot.—the splendid A | entirely now p WILLIAM FROTHINGHAM, 1,000 % ster, will eaosed tho Mag Tice Port Phinip and Sydney, ai- . Womutttal ellppar ship war trade, and fs unequalled ie, Her sceoommodntions ‘4 peontiarly adapted for the and, Freight taken te t "Arexperionced #urgeon % denuly expected that jghty days, For freight fon shold be mado, w {I Front streot UL & MOKTON, 81 OM f faynil ip. Ut is con go inetde of pplicn phe slip, of 2 f LLLOT, AKK ELL & CO.,146 Pearl sin ot. The clipper ship AECUTNA wil) succeed the W. Froth Ty eoil on Wednesday, 15th September, ¥E OF AUSTRALIA PACKSTS, Sail ‘bg apiondid ship BPAMINAN DOS, av¥ North river, ili sail for Pore Pnilip and of August on this ship are superior to any erties moking atraUgMENLs Are er then selves Tho gacowmodat! rorpassed) in {nc bg * were this by for the o . Ast 1 sand ot sitendante, wilt by pearh Gee teiene or on bowed, or ve dOUN OG t DEN, or & W ‘on specie beyond am amount for All letters aud mewspapere must pass through the Post hk Treasury, watohes of amas oF marks of Rnziiat Pacific Mail Steama! Cowpany’s magnificent ote: TENNESSRE, will ten ret oss at Panama to receive the Ohio's mai id sail immediately for San Franocisoe. Do efforte will be spared om tho part of the companies to scnd their pessongers through wit tic nd com! ry nt the passenger engo by the U. 8. freneet of accommodation ou board or Age. 8 to CHARLES 4° WHITNEX, a ee fice ff the companios, 177 West stract, eorner of TreE str .TEAM FROM LONDON TO AUSTRALIA,—THE MAg- nificent new Clyde built screw steamship CLEOPATRA, Accommnoéation of parsen, are peryided. yy ul sary 8 surgeon, sae Poe bogging ad the Indies cabin. ‘or pat [e, an irther partioe- opie to oe MOSTMON, 35 Bromtway, Passercers leaving New York by the Asia om the fh inctant, will be in timo for this maguifioont stoamabip. JOR CHARLESTON.—SEM1-WEEKLY Lino —The’ new, magnilicent ba ship JAMES ADGER, J. Biol ve pier No. 4, N.R.. on Wednes PM. precisely. For fecight, app ‘ding will be signed; aod for ccommodation MEDICAL. ene CHOLERA, DIARRHG:A, DYSENTERY, Ke —DR' J. X. / Cheberr, (formerly known as the Fire King,) having heard that the Cholera, that fatal scourge of the human ©, with its secompanying diseases, Lisrehia, and tw) raveg ir Southw t parts, tal the opportunity. in view of the noar approach to one city of ‘lone dreadful diseases, to notify the pubitz at Inege that he porsesees a remedy for thoir entire and perfect cure. His Cholera Specitic, and Diarrhea Mixtnze, have been mvaria- found a sovereign remedy fur these divenses, partioulare ly for Asiatic Cholera. in which, when enzly applied, it has never Leon known to fall, as may be atteavod by tho numer jo sonroes. now in his a, other testimonials, which he tivens ao marks of their grati- chorition thronghout the land. enving port, will find this wn in- valnable medicine to take wich them to som, for the preser- vation of their own lives, as well aa those of the and ngers onder their he stesner Philadetphi boen supplied with this inestimable Ail of the lives wtich were #xcri that ves ee] might have bee spared t» their friends and relat whom they were hugtening, and the remainder of the Pasvongers, instend of being ‘the fomates of an island of send, might now be enjoying the pleasurable sovioty of their friends. ‘This medicine ix an active, cifasable stimu- Jant, which kerps in teaniur play ail tho ‘natural functions of the body prevervin protects the stoma tions whioh a disorganized Captaine of vessels abou’ R. CONVERS’ OFFICE street, an 4 roridenes Hours of consultation, from 9 A, M. to 9 DE WARD CONTINUES M18 USUAL the old estab ©, Capal str Treadway, ny # troa 7 o'clock P, oontidential. R. LARMONT, AUTHOR OF TUE “SPECIAL GUIDE to the Invalid.” devotes his time to an exclus.ve otfes practico, as heretofore, between the hours of i) a; M. and 2 ». M., and from 7 to9 in the 42 Reado street, corner of Broadway, not the am R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF tire,” &o Sanday exer pt he ‘Treatise, prive si) 6 Astor House. und at th HE MARRIED WOMA RACTICR AT ‘one Jour from k AM, to 10 P t. Hour io. TUM “PRACTION TRBA x Ww ld ati Ann street; "8 office. Companion,—By Dr. AM. Mauricoauy Protess o4 Of Women.—Twontieth editio mo. 1p, 20. Years of mufforings of physical and mensel an- 0 pl. vie to many au aifecth sband, might have beow nate wife, and peounjary diouliiew ared hy w timely 2, alno, every female—the wifs—the mothor—the one ahood, or t we in thy dae tem plater iaportent mptoms, apd the moet toot onre, in every 7 her Anemone avd more delititeting sud proste ad whieh was fe last O¢easion, despaired 1 aup- vi things was ineviteb'e, and resigned my. Helfto moet the worst. At this t ow abont tro uomthey T heard your hook highly epoken of, me oonvatalar tere newbie my ¢ edany di my wife, om lear provided ar onceired Id bave py y wife would havo Bacher e wy bead, in all io ber grave, and Itis. of course ent more faliy the to guy part ty eae, ponte nal Now Vork city