The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1852, Page 8

‘the race and the co! ere being had I deomed it most prudent to leave thengb I had tiolots for New York. Clanded at Kingston wich my Jadics, who were much alarmed, and we crossed the nver to Rhinebeck, in company with a lady aod her little boy, who hed left the Henry Clay ot the same place, and for the same reasen There we waited nearly two hours, until the cars arrived, and came in them to New York; ‘and when we reach d the scone of the awful tra- fret tee at its greatest height—we did not re- course we had pursed Yours, respect- ’ E. M. Livermore. THE NORTH RIVER BOATMEN. New You, July 29, 1852. Mr. Bewnerr :— Sir—Permit me, through the columns of you widely circulated and valuab'e journal, to correct Statement in your to-day's issue. Though pro- bably unintentional, [ presume it might have a tendency to greatly the character of the North river boatimen ‘Cho statement to whieh T allude is the one that we (the boatmen) rifled the trunks, and even the dead bodies, of the unfor- tunate patsenge:s of the ill-fated steamer Henry Clay Row. , for the honor of myself, as well as for that ef my fellow hoatmen, enter my protest against this unfounded accusation, and appeal to ou, a8 a man of justice, for its contradiction ‘hen «you earn tha’ shere were but two vessels— the George Law and 4 topsail schooner—to with stand this accusavien, you will nov blame me for my remonstrance. Allow metoadd that, had it not been for the timely assistunce and ¢xtra exer- tions of these t¥6 boats, you might have been com- Hed to have sdded mny more to the list of the lead of your already too lamentable account. To this fast; many of the passengers saved will testify. Hoping you will deal tuirly with this matter, I remain yours, & . A Boataian any AN Eye Wrrness. A CARD. TO The VU We ask at your bunds u ion of op a fow days, during wiich ame we promise to satisfy all reasonable men that there was ao racing between the Henry Clay and Armenia, at the time of the late accident, or on ihut day, and will prove an Agreement entered wo | n the owners of the tWo boats, previous to their starting, thacuo trial of speed should be made while running together; and, furthermore, we will piove beyond ail doubt, cant tho Clay was running ait her regular speed, and no fastor, avd weither at Lhe time of the disuster or at apy previous time ducing the duy, did the Ciay carry co much sicutm as was allowed by her cate, or sa che hus carried previously with safety. and that everytiung was dove by b cers and crew. {that'wen could do, ve the lives o the passengers We would state farther, that the Heary Clay always vied, aud had at the time, two good bouts, of suflicieut capacity to carry fifty 3 Tnos. CoLnyer. Wu J. rbiti- Ravr: RD Dated New York, July 31, 1852. THE INQUESL CONTINUED. OND DAY. Prof. Jardle W demy, sworn—identifiew the bodies ot Maria his wife, and Maria W Bailey, his daughter died by drowning, uudoudtedly, in con the accident yesterday; they resided at W my Wife was about 40 ) ears of age; my daughter in her sixteenth yeas: ] was with them} we came on board at Cu 8’ dock; the accident occurred after three o’clock; we bud just passed the Forrest place: Thad neticed nothing uvusval in the running of the boat; 1 was on the main deck, aft the wheel, on the larboard side of the bout; my daughter, wify and s0D Were silting by me: my son wassaved; | heard a confused ery, Wek 1 took to be un alarm of fire, as soon as Teaw the smoke; L saw noeflorts made to get out the boats by uny oflicers of the boat; I should not have known avy of them but the clerk; the fire first uppeurcd on the starboard side,’ near the wheel-house; | could not form any estimate of the number op board; the boat was crowded; the boat was quickly rounded for shore, and rua where she new lies; there was a ery amovg the passengers to keep still; I joined in ity we were in the prome- nade suloon; we all gov through tbe windows upon the guards of the beut; ibis was before she struck; ihere Were two young Judi < us on the guurd. all remained on Lourd until driven off by the flames; we then jumped to ¥ater; Unis was a fow minutes atter the boat siruck; I was slighty burned on my nose; 1 do not think my wie or daugher were burned; 1 found the deceased near me; 1 seized one in each baad and prushed tuem forward to come ropes that J raw hangiwy veur me; I heard my daughter eay “I bave gor ii,” and | think my wife was near euough to grasp ibe rope, when I was seized around the neck by # judy, ona | sunk with her, but while un- der water Succecucu in releasing her hold; when I rose the flames were pouring over the side of the boat; I could nut see or hear uuybody near; the flames and smoke were very dense; | aid not see them after- ward; wo were sbout two windows of the ladies’ cabin when we jumped over: we were about half the length ef the vout from the shore; it wes deep water; 1 was drawn on store by a pole extended to me; My sou was saved by tioating ona chair, uatil picked up by a boat; be was about seven years of age; | was not present when the bodies were found; I first founo my wife come distance from the place where the accident occurred; she was fouad yester- day afte:noon; my ¢augh'cr was found this morning: Mr. A J. Downing, of Newburg, was oa the boat; he bad two or three Jadies with him; when I weut out of the window, they were sitting inthe ladies’ cabin; 1 know no others on board; J saw nothing on board that would Jead me to infer how the fire occurred. Jobn L. Thompson, of Lancaster county, Pa., sworn :—Id-uufied tne body of Mary Thompson ; I live in the city of Lancaster ; I am District Attor- ‘ney of Lancaster county ; I recognise the body of Mary, wy davghter: she was ten years of age; my- Self, wife, tbree cbilaren, aud nurse, left New York, on the Francis Skigdy, yesterday morning; one child, Eugene, was six’ weeks old, one eight years old, and tho other three; we went to Newburg, re- maibea an bour, und took the Heury Clay; I noticed nothing unusual in the speed of the bout; she was crowded ; I should think over five hundred people ; we took dinner between one and two o'clock; I then came on deck, and passing the engineer's room, re marked to him, ‘J suppose you have a good head of steam om;” he made no reply, but looked ver. cross; I then said, **] hope you will not blow us all out of the water;” he replied, “I care as much for my own life us anybody;’”’ | turned away, reply- ing, **1 trust in Goa youdo ” I spoke so, because the boat appeared to be going uader a heavy Strain, and | thought there was no necessity for it, asthe Armenia wos uot in sight; this was when we were peur Weet Point; I did not see the Arme- nia, but heard by the ticket-sellers at Newburg, that there was great strife between the boats, and when they came in sight at Newburg, the red for “Harry of the West The tickets were sell- ing at one shilling. When the Armenia was found to be behind, those selling her tickets offered them for sixpence. The Armenia was about ten minutes behind I suw no indications that the boats had been _racin T spoke ro ove of the hands, telling him I bad heard there bad been racing, and he re- plied that the Henry Clay never raced. I know nothing of the origin of the tire. At the time, my- elf, my wife, und two children were on the east guard of the boat, near the ladies’ cabin. burse and baby were in the cabin. first cried out, ‘* My God, the boat is on fire! 1 looked forward, avd seemg the smoke, said— “Pooh! it is but the dinner cooking.” Then, there was a simultaveous movement, aud a gene- ral ory that the bout was on fire The consterna- tion was terrific; and myself and several gentle- men endeavored to keep order; I think at that time some one connected with the boat directed us wo keep on the stern, as the fire was in the centre of the boat That was the fatal mistake. In conse quénee of that advice, I and my family went as far aft as we could get. The boat hed then turned, and the smoke was so dense that the narse thought that the child was stifling Whew the boat struck, we went back to where we were—pussed the cabin, to the south side of tbe boat We reachea there together; but I then lost sight of my children, John aud Mary; had we at first been directed to go for- ‘Ward, si}, no doubt, would have been saved; there was then no sinoke to prevent our doing so; J do not know who gave the direction to go aft; it seemed to be an official order, and was promptly obeyed; The The narse nO Hotioe was given; we were standing to- gether, when [ heard Mary shriek, ‘ Help mé, fether, or we chall drowa;” I tried to get near her, ard while doing so, the clothes of the nurse took fire; 1 turved to look for my wife, and imagined that the had jumped overboard; from thae time | entirely lost sight of the boy, neither did] see Mary fier that suriek; [jumped over, suvk, and rose to the surface ; i thong tT recognized my wife, who was sinkin, up and down ; I seized her by the hair, and said, * Don t give out— 1 como to rescue you—catch me around the waist)? but she caught me around the neck, and we were sinking ; 1 called to her to change her grasp, and #be did so. When J turned I saw nothing more of her. I then & t hold of the braces, and finally struck out an Trot about four yards off, when & Jarge colored woman caught me around the neck, and another round the waist. [screamed out, “We are all drowning,” and asked them to let go; but they held on, and I dived under, and when { rose I ‘saw nothing more of them 1 wae exhausted, and finding I could not reach the shore, ] went back to the toat. J was tired out, and at last I thought! must let go and prepare for death. I was caught by the bair by some sailor, and J knew nothing more wntil | found myself on the beach. My wife was Jost, my child Mary was lost, and myeelf, boy John, nd servant, wore ‘saved, Semuel W 1}. Cook, sworn—I live at Durham, Gree ne county, New York; I recognize the bodies of Wiliam M’ Ray, Abby Ann Ray, his wife, and tn Armenia, | c. . their daughter; Abby Anm Ray wasmy Seughten; she “eith ber titbend and oa, hare iv "Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs, Ray's age was 30 years, her hus- ‘band’s 85; we all went on board the Henry Clay, at Cate- kill; the ranners there for joan) he — Henry Clay and Armenia, were very active in obtaining ge m aflerve got on boand, the twe boats Degas to race; the Armevia arnved first, then the Henry Clay; we were burried on board by the agenta; I some remarks made among the hands; they said that they would make Kingston Point first; there appeared to be great strife ‘on board to beat the Armenia; I know Captain Tall- man; I asked for him. and was told it was sick in his berth; I did pot notice any extra exer- tion in firing up on board, but 1 some of the bands sey that they bad not sufficient day alned poard the Armenia to bext them: the Henry Cl hon the Armenia s# to come side by side les above Ki m Point; T saw ths neared together. aud 10 the top of tl hose on upper deck with a fonder; he waited a while there. threw the feader down and the boats raked very hard; they ranso for some distwnce; the Armenia was next the shore and aeoring it; we Were only a few rods from the hore; the Homy Clay, made no effort to get away, T could have thrown a sone ashore; I thought that the Armenia's inside wheel must have touched ground; both hents stepped awhile; the Henry Clay then went on sgain, and the Armenia fell behind; the Henry Clay made the landing first; there waa great ex- cilement omonget the passengers at the time; one lady fulpted avoy, and many of the passengers made _re- morks of censure and thought it was wrong; an officer come vp apd ordexed all the passengers to go on the other side of the beat; one of the passeugers told him that he bed rather be ten hows on the way than any such racing -hould oceur; after leaving Kingston Point T went below. feeling sure that no further racing would be attempted; when we came iv sight of Forrest's castle, 1 pted it ont to rome friends. and almost the same moment an warm w n that the boat was on. tire; I jumped right ap a forward to ree about it; one ran of the hendy, I thic t T went t omy friewds aud tod them to be easy, as it was al! in-tentiy L saw th joke come up near the rmoke pipe; we ll then went back on the main deck; there was ovly on but two boilers; £ thovght the fire came from t part of the eugine rom; I could bave gone to the front part of the boat, but my fomily went main deck. and before Tcoulil co and gee the h progress ns te off the eommupics! ould think the boat ran a wile down the y atter eb fire q young lagy near . Father, jump aver and sive yonrselt vou Juoghte vad an * {jumped into the wa‘er, and took one of the chil. but was the last | saw of my daughter aud her e; the f heard the runners c fvem Catekill was 25 cea’s; I tat Newburg a shilling fare. THIRD DaY. Att pointed, (two o'clock), the Coroner and the Jory assembled at the house on the new steamboat rly opposite the railrond station at Yonkers whither the bodies bad been removed from under the temporary awning erceted yesterday close to the fatal the Janes RK, y of the county, and Mr. WLiting, attended as before. ‘Lhe follow testimony was taken :— AS TO THE HODIES OF Selah T. Jordan ¢€ county; Tama farm the uoty, and bodi if Phobe Aun Jordan was sto be drowning; she was passenger on the Henry she got on bosrd the boat at Poughkeepsie; she her sixteenth year; J. 8, Schoonmaker was related a brother in law, he resided at Jordanvillc. and t; he was born at Shawanguak, Ulaier : he Was also a passenger; he appears to have bea ed; on the Henry Clay; I tound the bodies here this morning OY OF ABRAHAM CR As TO TINE: id Crist—T live in Walden. Orange county; am a mer: deeenecd was my brother, he was a lawyer in New York; his resideoce was in Brooklyn; he was 4y¥ yours ofage, he bus iefi a wife and five children; his body is here: be appears to have been drowned: his morning at the stern of the Henry ter and her husband, LG. Spriag hewasa clerk to Mr. Hceley, and lived hey wereboth saved, +worn—I live in Welden, and was re- Jated to the deceased, whose body E recognise; he wasmy Lrothir in-law; J saw him go on board the Henry Cliy on the twelve iSth instant, at Newburg at ten minutes p Mr. and Mrs Spring re with him ond Mrs Falis. of burg, who uld not find room, und went by the nomore strife between the ticket Armenia; t runners than uual A$ TO THE PODY OF KATRINA CHATTILLON Jha Chalion, («xamined tyesterduy.) :worn—My r Kauin und near the weeek this mor- ning: sbe wes a paseenger on board the Heury Cls wae three years of ag AST THE it © she PODY OF JOIN J. sPFED. sworn—I reside at 109 Clinton Welter E ding k ple Ww York; ‘W the deceased; he lived in Bat Limore; be was & lawyer; be was between fifty and sixty be was born in Maryland; he was suppoced to have ben senger in thé Henry © pears to have been drowned and helicve his body was found two miles below the wreek this ide of the river, Daviel Cawson—T knew the deceased; ago at the Irving House: he bad been days in New Jersey: he said he was going pected his retura daily; I have no doubt of is body yetterony morning xbout six o'clock, about a imile below the wreck, in the river; two men bad taken it on shore: think he must have been drowned, as there were no marks of violence on bis person, Mr. Nedine said the lady. in company with Mr Speed. Was supposed to be Mre, Hill. of Philadelphia A permit for the body was given to Mr. Wim. Norris, of Balt more as TO THE YY OF ELIZABETH MANALLY, Ann_M'Analiy—The deceased was wy sister; she went fiom New York to Rondout four wecks lust’ Monday, tosee her urele. und was coming down in the Il Clay when rhe was drowned; I reeognise the body and the clothes; she was a demestic servant. sivgle, and about Zi years of age, and was born in the county of Tyrone Treiand. A certifieate for the body was harded her, and the Coroner banded her $5 for the conveyance of the remains to New You A® TO THE BODY OF FLIZABETH SAANCKEY. Francis MeCabe sworn—Lived at No 30 Henry street, and worked in a soap house; knew Eliza Shanckey; she was servant to Mr. Simons, of No, 67 Eldridge strect, New York; witness identified her from his knowledge of her appearance. and by a pattern of her dress which he had with him; had no doubt it was her body; she was born in Ireland, and was about 26 years of age; she has a sister in New York, who works at her poodle! witness worked for Mr Kirkman, soapmaker, father inlaw of Mr. Simons, and who sent him for the body. It was found to day. At this stage of the proceedings the inquest was ad- journed for an hour. AS TO THE MODY OF STEPHEN aLLnt Arber Read sworn—lI live at Troy, and am a manufac- urer; Siephen Allen was my father in law; he lived at No 1 Warhington square, New York: was formerly Mayor of that city; think ke was 85 years of age; i identify his body; he appears to have been drowned; he was a passen ger on the Henry Clay on the 25th July, and was drowned from her; he wes coming from Lebanon. whither he used to go during the summer; his body was found about an hour since (50'clock) in the river. about am le north of the wreck; 1 first saw it on the shore.in Yonkers, about a mile from the wreck; there was no one in company With bim; he left Mrs. Quincy. his daughter, at Lebanon. Certificate given for the possession of the body. The following wre Uhe contents of the pockets :—A gold match, which bad s@pped at twenty six minutes after three, snd gold key and chain; a latch key and bunch of keys; pair of gold spectacles, pocket book. containing memo- franda and blank checks, letter to Mr. Quincy, twenty two shillings in silver pieces. and one cent piece: a emailer book. containing an eye glass, gold and diamond breast pin, $34 in bank bills. a cutting trom a newspaper contain'ng © variety of moral directions which may be regarded as a legacy to his heirs, beginning with “ keep good company or none’ “Stephen Allen. Assistant of Tenth Ward, 2: was On the red morocco pocket book in gold letters, ‘The Jury then adjourned until to-morrow, (this day.) at 5 o'clock P.M , and proceeded to the burial of the un- cluimed bodies. INQUEST IN THE CITY. Coroner Ives yesterday held an inquest, atthe Hud- son River Kajircad station, on the bodies of the two children brought to this city, from the wreck ef the Heury Clay, on the evening of the calami ty. The child named John Murray, aged one year apd twenty days, was the son of Mr. Murray, of Chicago, who jumped overboard from the burning boat with the child in his arms, and was making for the shore, when rome of the passengers clung to him, forcing bim to loore the hold of his child, and before he could re- cover it again it was se much cxbausted that it died shortly after. The other child was that of Howard I, Simous. aged two years, son of Mr Simons, a resident of this city. Mrs, Kirkman, of No. 67 Eldridge street, and Susan Thornton, of No, 11 Spring street. both testified to the identity of the child, it seems that the deceased aid bis mother left Albany on board the ill fated boat, ond, at the time of the calamity, the mother was saved, apd the poor child was drowned. The jury rendered a verdict in each case as follows :—‘ That the said Howard 41, Simons and John Murray came to their deaths by drowning. at Yonkers, on the 28th instant, by the de- struction of the steamboat Henry Cla: FINDING OF THE BODY OF THE HON. STEPHEN ALLEN. About five o'clock, as a young man named Edwards, was esi I along the track. he observed what he thought was a body afloat, about forty yards from Forrest int. i.¢. about a mile from the scene of the disaster, Watehing it until it neared the shore, he hailed a small boat and went out to it; it proved to be that of the Hon, Stephen Allen, on whose account much anxiety has been expressed—and for whom his friends hi m asada. ously seeking. people having been in the locality watch- ing for the body ever since the melancholy occurrence, ltwas in an advanced state of decomposition, consider- ing the time, aud was immediately conveyed by the cars, in a wooden shell, to the Coroner's temporary court, where it was given in charge to an undertaker from town, who was in attendance to receive it 60 soon as it should be recovered. Further particulars respecting him and cach of the cther bodies found, will be seen inthe testi- mony before the Coroner, The vod LENT ICATION OF THE BODIES . " ¢ bodies of Mr Stephen Allen and Mr, Orist, were, Of course, immediately identified; and in consequence of the deseriptions in the Hrxaro and other papers, tour of the nine remaining the day before unclaimed, were iden- tifled and taken away by their friends Of there, as was supposed, one was Jacob 8, Schoon- maker, of Jordanviile, Ulster county, and another J J. Speed, Keq., of Baltimore, counselior at law. A third purty, & young lady fifteen or sixteen yours of age, borksoper. said 1 was ali over; | ¥ JORDAN AND JACOR 8. | langhter; the cause of her‘death ap. + w recognized ae Phocb- Ana Jordan. metce of Mr. Schoovm sker, a aestic servant, but at presont ‘unemployed, living in New upposed Bill. of Philadelphia, aud with Pie ; phi vo have been ia company care, and may be relied on:— } ‘end a fourth as Fatsabeth Me: 8 do- Cf the five rema'ning, cme was + to be Mrs. KILLED AND MISSING. ° CORRECTED LISTS. ‘The following have beev compiled and corrected with KOPIES FOUND AND RECOGNIZED. 1—Mies Elizabeth Gilman 68, A maiden iady. 2—Mrs. Harriet B. Colby, of Montpelier, Vt.. aged 32+ 3—Mrs Amelix Baneroft. of Philadelphia aged 56. 4—Mrs Owen Fenocil of New Hanover county, N.C. | (Mi. Fennell, erroneously roported dead. was raved ) | 5.and 6~-Sarah Depuicon and Mins Mary Cooper. of) West Farms, Weetobester county | 7—Jobn K. Simons, son ot John W. Simona, of 67 | Eldridge street, New York. and §—I.lizobeth Slavekey. his puree, 9—George K. Marcher, of 345 Broadway, N/Y. 10—Joan 8, M, Hanford aged 17 montis, daughter of | the late Cyrus Benford, of 215 West Twentieth street, New | York 11—Mary Aun Robinson, wife of Anthony Robiason, of 69 Perry street, New York. 12—Trabella. their infant danghter 1i—Matbew Crannel, sged 13 months, sonof Mathew Crapnel. of 150 Hudson street, Albany: | 14—John Vosier of 214 Wooster street, New York, 1h—Mre, Moria Bailey. wife of Prof Jacob W. Bailey, of West Point s 16—~Maria Pailey. daughter of the above. 17—Mary Thomp-on, avd 18—Fugene Thompeon daughter and infaut son,’ of Jol L. Thompson. of Lancaster county, Pean. 18—W. M. Kay of Cincinnati, Ohio. 20—Abby Anu Ray wife, and 21—Caroline Ray, daughter of the above. | 22—Margaret Chaftilen, wife of Joha Chattiton, 194 Cherry street, New York, 25—George Thielman, of Poughkeepsie, brother of the above ‘2¢U—Katarina Chattillou, sged 8 years, daughter of the above, 2h—R. A Sands aged 9months—son of Isaac D. Sands, Stanton street N.Y..carman 26—Charlotte Jobpson (colored.) of Poughkeepsie. 27—Jane Murray, aged 80, wife of Adam Muciay, of Chicago 28--John Murray, aged ove year and a few days, son of the above. ‘ Christopher Renjamin Hif. aged fifteen, (colored,) servant in the cook's galley, on board 80—G_ F, Whitlock, 06 Ajlen street, New York, 31—Mrs Wtntlock. wife of the above 32—Mies Jutia Hcy. Newburg. New York. 33—Elizabeth Pearsall aged 15, stop daughter to D. Ti tou ot South Brooklyn d4—A. J, Downing. sged 37. merchant, Fishkill, $5-—Miss Adeline M, Holmes. 06 Allem street, New-York. 50—Miss Emivy Bartlett. wife of Professor Bartlett of the Collegiate Inetitute Poughkeepsie, 37—Mr§#MHMatiida Wadsworth, of Fishkill, widow, oged 26 *S8—A brahem Crist. Fsq, counsellor at lay, of New York city anc Brookiyn. 39—J, J. Speed, Esq, of Baltimore, Md., counsellor at Jaw, 40—J 8, Schoonmaker, of Jordansville, Ulster Co., merebent. 41—Phobe Ann Jordan, of the same p'sce, his neice 42--lizaboth MeNally, domestic servant, New Yor! ‘a 27. MISSING—KNOWN TO HAVE PERISHED. 1—Simons. infant son of Jobn W. Simons, of New York aged 244 years 2—Mrs Jobatina Handford. widow of Cyrus Handford, of No 215 West Twentieth street, New York. Thompson, wile of John 8. Thompson, Dis- trict Atiorney, Lancaster county, Penn, 4--Heleva Chattillon, aged 14, daughter of John Chat- tillon, of Cherry street 5 Sands, carman, of Stanton street, New of Rutland, Vermont. b—Henrietta Truax, of Schenectady, 19 years of age, wite of Peter Truex of Brooklyn 9—Mary Vrances Cecilia Truax, about 5 daughter of the abcve. BODIES NOT RECOGNIZED. The following. not baying been reeognized, were buried. the coffins being marked with the numbers set opposite to each.—- 1—A lady, with light brown hair, turning gray—wore large gold earrirgs, black open worked bonnet, gold ring on secord fingerof left hand gold WT pin. with biack enum centre. black English L 1. book muslin habit years old, . THE SURVIVORS AT THE HOTELS. INCIDENTS, BTC. 'W. B. Prescott and family, of Louisiana, are still at the Waverley Hotel, They are all deing remarkably well. Mr. Prescott was comsiderably brui-ed, aud sprained his left thamb in his efforts to save his niece and wife, The party wore all fortunately saved. Mrs. Pre:cott came off without harm ; her nieoe, Miss Tuoker, was somewhat hurt by her fall, er rather leap, from the bow of the boat to the shore. Young J, W. Prosoots got onshore without injury Dir J. H. Randolph, of Louisiana, is also at the Wa- verley ; he eceuped without injury. Boch Mr. Prescott and Mr Randelph have received a communication from. the secretary of the Astor House mevting. requesting them to make out a list of their lowes, xud forward them to him, in order that prosecutions for damages may be at once comfienced. Mr. Prescott states that Mr. Allen came to him at least a dozen times during the pascage, before the fire broke out, and expressed great apprehension, He said there would certainly be an accident ugiess they dustst- ed from racing, © 8” oad Mr. Prescout, while narrate ing the events of the day.» they were a hard heartod eet” (alluding to the officers of the boat.) “ Ladtus’ tears and sereams bad no more effect upou them than deops of water oma Deick pavement After the tire hud commenced, says Mr. P., one of the officert came to the pastengers who were in the after pac! of the boat told them there would bs no difti- cally about saving them sll. Some who believed this remained, and were lost. Bir. Prescott. together with his wife und piece, were aft at the time, but seized the frst pportunity to reach the forward port of the boat, Miss fuimted. vod Mr PB. was obliged to carry her in hisorms. When they reached the bow, Mra Prescott looked over, and seeing a gentleman standing below, she br. Lam ging Cojump- ili you cateh my?" L ng my wife every snowent,” reptiod tne gon- ‘but jump—I wit do all I ean to break your 14 jump, nod the gentleman cauglt her, and prevented her receiving the shghtest injury. =L wis said Mv Prescott, “If could see chis kind-hearted miu—L should jike to kuow him, and express to him my thanks now, 1 had the satisfeetion of sectog him, with his wife rately tu his arms, thongh. before we Left the terrible scene,” Miss Yueker, who had fainted. recovered after rencbing the forward part of the boat, and, by her uncte’s drcotions. leaped out clear of the bons, bits. as {6appoar- cd bed no command of berreif as sbe felt heavy upon the ground thus receiving considerable injucy. ‘She is, however fart recovering, and will be 1cady to travel in two or three days Several tadies, ino towards the side of the » party wore seen rushing wildly mt, with cheir clothes in Hames, They threw thomselves into the river. and soon disap- peated beneath the warer, ‘Teir shrieks ave said to have been heart-rending. ‘Three young ladies were observed. when the boat was nearing the thore, they kept close together. and with great coolness ook Up # position om Loe hand raul, ready to leap as seowas the beat struck. Their position was well choren and they would undoubtedly have been saved, but just at thet gowent a number of men came rushing madty forward. nud Lhe young ladies werejostled off overboard, and sank before assistance reached them, After mapy bad reached the shore, a woman came rushing along almost frantic. erying, “Oh. for God's sake, savemy cbild. my child!’—and she stretehed ber arms out towards the water, * Where is your child?” said Mr. Prescott.‘ T ra a pretty good swimmer; Dll try to rave it? * No no; you cannot now; she’s gone; she rank away out there just vow, my darling!” —and the bereft mother whose excitement had before kept her vp. sank aliaost powerless, While Mr. P was telling ] this the geod man’s eyes filled with tears and it was nos without eonstucrable tmotion that he concladed his re- cital of the painfulincident, = Two noble hearted men remained on board and threw the boganze overboard till the flues reached them aud drove them from their post. Many of the passengers are indebted to them for the recovery of their baggage, which but for their exertions would have been burned, Most of the passengers who survived the terrible event, have left town tor their various places of residence. They are. however. nestls nll suid to Le in favor of prose | evting to the lust extremity atl who are culpable and who can be reached by the law. We learn that Mr. James M1. 1 bottom. of 93 John atreet. was instrumental i . who were without their hu: bind. Pease. of Wilbamsburg Mrs 0. Detroit, and the mfant child of Sirs. B. 1. etroit. Michigan All escaped uuinjured. At the is own lite he pwved them out of reach of danger. and kindly attented to theirsubsequent wants—his conduct was more like a horom friend than a perfect stranger. and a4 such will ever he remembered with gratitude by the relations of those saved from the jaws of death, PREPARATIONS FOR RATSING THE WRECK. About seven o'clock last evening. the derrick 0 hy the Coroner to be towed down trom New Yor alongside the wreck. but it could not be got to work nntil years cld apparently Trish. Check red neck tie with colored ends, brozans, In his pocket were two keys, one having a brass chain attachid; a comb. a clera check shirt, and a cot- ton-stamped pocket handkerchief. and a pipe, aslip of paper. with the dircetion “James Donnahi Leight street, N.Y"? 3—German weman—dark brown hair gold earrings, brown merino dress. calfekia brogans and worsted stock- ings. A card fovnd in her pocket from Donelan’s [otel. 27 Dean street. Al bine colored. round. tin sna box comb and pocket knife. and a few ceuts 4—Germen laborer; thick whiskers extendiag round under his chin, sore gray bair, brown frock cout, heavy beets, and biue overhauls. in front of which was a cross, stamped underneath * Giauber Hoffe ’ In his pocket was a curd of a jeweler, residing im Rivington street, New York. 5—An old lady, ppparently German, hairturning gray— blue figured dress, biack gaiier boots tipped with pitent leuther, and white cotton stockings. TOTAL, So far as aveertnined beyond doubt:— Bow 43 5 9 ing, known to have perished Total, E BEEN LOST. OSED TO HAV: Tti 0 form an estimate of these; but ver are entertained for— Mr. J., and ceven children. Mr. Fow f West Point Miss M. L! Hawthorne, sister of Nathaniel Hawthorne, the poe ‘Two Misses Kinsley, of West Point. Mre, Trusx and her daughter, aged 6 years, f Bro lyn. N.Y. These ave the oply ones we hear of by name, but in- numcrable inquiries continue to be made, and there is some hope that the extent of the calamity has been nearly ascertained. BURIAL OF THE DEAD. Decomposition was rapidly setting in yesterday mor- ning on some cf the bodies retained for the purpose of recognition; and the Coroner, or his acting counsel, therefore caused the followed notice to be posted up in the village :— FUNERAL NOTICE. As it bas become impossible longer to retain the bodies of those lost from the Henry Cley on the 2th instant, the fu- neral ofruch as have been recovered aud not recognized, Will take place this afternoon at 65 o'clock from the house on the new steamboat dock. The bodies will be intorred in the cemetery of St. Johnie Oh Yonkers, the vestry having given ® lot for that purpose, Citizous are invited to W, SCRUGITAM, by authority of the Coronor, At the adjournment of the inquest. about the hour named, Mr, Scrugham proposed that as the bodies re- maining were now ready for interment, and the hearse or wagon would be there directly, that te jurors should appropriately act as bearers. and that thove citizens who were dispored to attend -hould form two and two behind in order that they might proceed with some degree of de- corum, To this all consented, and the wagon coming to the door, tbe plain pine boxes were deposited in it; the yil- lage bell began to toll. and a short line being tormed be hind the humble funeral car. the procession. melancholy in every aspect. slowly wound its way up the hill to the little Dutch Reformed church, where the burial service was performed, several clergymen attending, This con- cluded, they proceeded to St. John’s Cemetery, and de- posited the remains of the strangers in their last home, in the lot granted by the vesiry of that church for the purpose. These last sad rites were performed with a Chrivtian and grateful regard to decency and deco- rum, ‘The Coroner has retained some few articles of clothing. and so forth, which may give a clue, at some future time, (® their identity, and afford a melancholy satisfaction to surviving friewds in doubt and suspense as to their fate, THE SCENE AT THE WRECK, AT YONKERS. FINDING THE BODIES, ETO. ‘Ihe pinful interest evinced by the numerous im- quirers on the scene of this direful tragedy, was unabated throughout the day, yesterday. Many continued to flock to it, making anxious inquiries, and the researches of thore drogging in the immediate Va ahah of the wreck were continued, At about § o'clock in the morn- ing the body ofa female child, afterwards identified as Katarina Chatillon aged three years, was brought ashcre, She was lost with her mother and an infant sister. the latter being still among the miseing. Shortly afterwards. the body of a gentleman. recognized as that of Abraham Crist, Keq., was extricated from the lower or undermost part of the wreck Mr. Crist was a counsellor-at law, of some eminence in this city, and aresident of Brooklyn, where he has served the office of Alderman. He has before been reported ns mis’, and we understand that he lost his life in his Piu.seworthy exertions to rescue others, he himself being an expertemimmer, Some degree of excitement ‘ailed, in consequence of a conviction having spread id that several bodies remained under the wheels and machinery of the wreck which could even be felt thore walking around it at low water, and the friends of the missing felt themrelves aggrieved that no measures were taken to reire the superincumbent weight and extricate the re- mains of the sufferers. The Coroner received the follow. ing communication on the subject from Messrs. Thomp- son and Leggett, a committee appointed for the pur- Powe t= Juny 90-2 P.M, To Tie CononeR or Westouraten County :~ £1n,—Inasmuch as no derrick or apparatus for raising the machinery, &c., from the bodies under it has to this time dd. we, the Cog ewe ‘ties, Who bave rela. tives and fri ha! osed and known to be Jost, ¢ burning of the Henry: urgently roquest you to forthwith employ means to ri the m: Say from the bodies now known to lic under the seme, Exvenor Tionpson, » Rev. ANIGAM GREEN, 'W. Leoorer, Tas, Macken, Pere Mort, aw Joun ©. Hann, H.C. Anwoxn, Gronor Hornenron, Henry Stevens, In reply. he assured them he had ordered a derrick ‘0 be sont from the city, which would come up in the after- noon. About two o'clock, the body of Flizabeth Shanckey— before reported as hat been missing—was found close to the wreck, and immediately forwarded to whire the inquests wore about to be held, Joun C, Aoneson, Van Waower, this morning. Great anxicty prevails for this experiment as it is suppored it will be the means of bringivg more then one body to Light. One man can be felt in the wheel, but it is impossible to extricate him; it ware. portsd that a watch or part of his clothing bad been got ld of, from which it was supposed to be the remains of aue Sands, of Stanton street, caiman, ‘The operation of raising the bull will be procceded with early this morning, WRECKERS. ‘The Coroner has found it necessary to keep a covtinual guard over the wreck. to preserve it) and the rewains of the dead from plunder. by a set of secrilegious harpies, who hover about, evidently intent on that object, On Thureday afternoon. two suspicious-looking eharacters approzched in a small boat, and when que-tioned. gave a very unsatisfactory accoun* of their object. and sheered off. They returned in the evening late; but if their pur- pose Was plunder, it was defeated by the vigilance of the watchman. and the authorities of the county have expressed their determination to protect the property of the un‘ortunate sufferers from pillage. and their remains from desecration. by such ruffians, and if possible to punish the attempt. TELEGRAPHIC, ATH OF J. J. SPEED, OF BALTIMORE. Bartimone July 80, 1852, The death of Mr. Speed. by the catastrophe on board the stenmer Henry Clay. has caused great regret here, Tle was a prominent member of the bar and enjeyed a highly lucrative practice. He took an influential part in the measures for restoring ihe credit of the State, and was generally recognized as an able and profound writer, Mr. Speed would have been the next whig can- didate for Governor, P. 8.—The body of Mr. Speed arrived arrived here to night. THE D SA ER Ee Co RE MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR New voRu—THIs DAY, + 407 | oom suri «7141 wren wari Stcamahip Humboldt, Li ro, M Livingston, Ship fobn Merrick, Stev ne Leland, H Tapper. Ship Gertrude, Winsor, Canton, WH Hussey, Bark Elizabeth, Youug, Malaga, E Goodwin & Brother. Bark Ewily Moore, Metzger, NOrleans, Eagle & Haszard, Brig Nora Jorden’ Gardiner, Me, MM Freeman & Jo, Brig Indian Queen, Varney, Calais, Brett, Voss & Co, Brig Motrcpells Tan iuan, Nic, IB Gager & Co. Brig Cob len, Whiting, er: Goettingen Om Brig Maxon hogers, Forien, Ne "5 er. Brig Rainbow. Plummer, Philadelphia, Nermith & $0 irig Angol& Morton, Philade Iphia, Nesmith & Sons. Lrig Oceou Bird, Forup, Curacua, Boonen, Gray Brig Callender see, folk, F A Bloomfield, iphcht Howard, Kelsey, West Const of africa, M&W Lir- ingsten. Rehr Chas Colgate, Seaman, Baltimore, Mailier & Lord. Phovix. Charleston, Millett & Palmia, Hand, ‘and. Cook, Valparaiso, Funch & Meincke, loop Harvest, Frouch, Providence, i Sloop Rhode Ieisud, Aull, Providence, Steamer Michigan, Newhouse, Philadelphia, J & N Briggs. Arrived, Stesmehip Sierra Neva Wilson, Aspivwall, July 22, with gold Gust sud pregengors, tod Howard & Son, Co, Steamship Merlin (Br), Cope, 6t Thomas, July Bermuda 2 wich mane ant posseagere, wo Canned Steamehip William F DN, » NOrleans, 8 daya, with Ja mdse and (9 pareenge incoin & Co, 26 23, lon 7924s oke Norw bark ‘Arenda OM days Orleans for Bordeanx; same day, Int 26 42, ghana signals with ehip WB Tcavis, trom ork. Ship Teanc Allerton, Scars, NOrlenar, July 8, wi to W Nelson. : Vier Bark Eibo (iam), Hydtmann, Hamburg 40 days, with mdse ane 270 passengers, to Bock & Kunhardt. No date, int 6838, lon 1912 spoke bark Gov fHizckley, from Boston: no date, Jat 9 21, lou 47 26, spoke brig Taso (Br), Stochten; no dete lat 45 23 lon 42 6, epoke bark Liverpool (Br}s on the Baoks spoke Shing solr EE Uaraley, Dyer, 1 22,000 fish, and wore White Cloud, with 24,000 do. Bark Mary, Ryder, Newport, W, June 28, with eailto iro, to A Smith, Joly 24, Int 29 80, lon 71, epo tishe, hence for Const of Africn Th rly Winds the whole parssqo, ani been 19 i banke. Bark Martha Elien (of Scituate), Lund, Rio Janeiro, days, with 3275 Be coffee. ti K Corning. Ju N, lon 66 40, spoke Br brig Madisco, from Bot cao ix out, bark Thales (of Boothbay). Gardner, Cienfuegos, July 11, with suger and molasses, to Nesmith & Sons. 12 days from N lon 7934 © reston for Bark Clara Windeor, Button, Port an Prince. 11 days, gith 2.700 v 20,000 pounds logwood, to Becker & ray Berk Principi Radali, (Sicilian), Palermo, Cadiz, 52 days, with oi}, to m: La reek Lyrp, Bomis, Havana, July 21, with mdse, to Moses ‘ay lor, rig Chateworth (of Boston), Jordan, Palermo, Gibraltai and from Tangier (Morre: with 1,200 boxes I mons and 500 do cree ee to Homer July 8, 1 44, lon 43 44, spoke brig Eliza H it nebeo; July 14, on eastern edge of Gr sobr Silver Cloud, of Bucksport, igPeroy (of Warren), Bunker, St Jago de Cuba, 20d sith mése, to master July 2, 1at 8720, lon 74 18, egoke Calitornia’ (of Halifax), trom’ Laguna for Boston; shcrt of provisions, and supp) , rig Wilhelmine Jy Eider. Rio, Janeteo, 42 Anya, with 5,300 bags coffee to W & 8 Pipps, June 2, Tat 16, fon 1 WH, spoke bark Senecs, tr ive 1 for Rio Janeiro. vate Tweed (Br), O'Brien, Pictou, 14 days, with coal, te order. Brig Molus (of Steuben), Moore, St Mary's, Ga, 7 days, wlth faanon tose fambers Uy Wases be Oo, ene? Om Team Brig Aleria (of Ha: 11), Haekill, Havana, 12 days, with sen, to J W Elwell. rig Lyra, Cobb, Bucksport, 9 days, with lumber, to ‘Nora Jordan, Rondout for Gardiner, Me. Brig Nora An, it ar Cie ut 9, righ Suiy 24, lav $8, a8 for anter. Sebr Arcade (ot Boston), Milliken, cofles, maboy ye &o, to A C Rowsire & \ 40. spoke bark Elisabeth Leavitt, from Card for lend. The A bas bad very light 8 winds du the le paraage. Te Pee own, Hunt. from NBedford for Albany, Got ashore yeoterday on Hailet’s Cove Point, and had no pilot Virginia, 3 days, with 004. yaork 3 Pond, Edwards, Portiand, 4 days, with mdso, to Schr Cornclin, Falkland, Boston, 3 days, with mdse, to Dayton & Sprague. . vied . SchrHerrtst Anu, toMashent Paitot & Carers ints 22 dare, with lumber, neue Patet it, alized, sud Ontario, from Rookland, with y Rether Bitsy, ——, Hastport, 8 days, with lath and * th stores Seen Hothe, Moptolk, 2 days, with whoat, to Sehr 8B Parser, Davis, Norfolk, 2 days, with whoat, to 3G Williams, eS Superior, Smith, Elsworth, 7 days, with lumber, to Bebr Glide, Nickerton, Beeston, 3days, ber to Albaoy, Schr Wm M Poster, Bator, Virgivia, 3days with weod, ¥ Parker W hate, Nor: cay mith, Govld, B: “ Row | Woerter, Linco. wi ‘A Stevens, D roel. wett (of Vortiand), 11 days, feom Ha vone for Prrtien rk Forme, Cardiff. 4 Salied, Ships Jamon W Shepherd, A asvorth for Antwerp; Conrad ( tao. Quebec (Br), Maeshall dor barks yeas; Henry Warron; brig Pairy (Pras) ot, dv, and Nght. u Baoote Wind—Bumrice. S¥; Ate town, 17049, Bbylock, of d Br Jago do Capt Burdick, of brig fandom. at Sagua, who had the mis: fortiine te break his log, wax getting better om the 17th inst, end tt ought ho would Lo abie todrave in The best why: floiaos thera attend ween him, ho ie well provided for in every rrepect. Alt he wants be aay; Ith Captain Lovett, of ‘he ketch Grothors, who breught this, states ths hospital to be excellent! Very great care of furcizeer Freizhts et Canton. 20th Mey—To London, nominally £3, but fer that pert there hss boon ne vensel wp elace the Mary Grabow sid Mthinas The Oriental aed Carringtom load for N¥ork at $108 $12 for d $26 for vilka, condaoted, aud that thoy tako RAD, wear July 2-08, bus, Weeks, from NUriea As 31d athens Weman, Newburyport. Canou May Ib—Are Angelo, Sicholsou, Mauritius, 819 2ot, Eagle Farrer, Londo bran duly 1i—are Arohimeos, Munro, Londom for Car @ifrd San Fravciseo. and eid Lith, Duncrgyss, Ju'y 10—Ufl, Austeie, Borland, from Crow ristol, E EEX Steamaniy Bvwora—addivionste | Runy Parsed, John Spesr, Spear, from Cron Liverpool. IDRALTAR, July 6—Arr JG Colley, Smith, Marevilles for G DYork Bona Kona, May 3—Aer Ni Lives duly Wa. tain’ Har ry, NYork; of Maina, Boutelle, NOr- Bay, May 25—Arr Game Cook, Hollie, Bombay, Singapore. April & Marra ful Dare Sultana, Watson, Boston, aud sid 4th for #myrus. Sd 10th Vulture. Buecett, Boston. MAniLa, April 6—are John Wood, Arabor, Houg Kong: Spd sid Sth for NY sth, St Lawrence, Branvisco, ‘d Mey 17th for N York: id 4, Flyteg Fish, Niokells, ‘pd sla 17th for N’ York. Sid 10vk, Madawice: ju, and ald May 2 for and sld no date, 0. Heard Suston, Lovett, NYork; 15th, Arr Tamarso, Patching, Wull for N Princess, Lovett, N York; 151, Mongo: — Arr Guilford. Lovley, N York. Ponrsmovrn, duly 15—Passed by Elizabeth Deavison, Carpenter, from New York for Antwerp, snd Iaaded pas fengers. RorrrRvan, July 10—Chd T W Benno. Lendis, N York. Sixcaror m, Slay 2—arr Dolphin, Boyt. Penang, aud old h fir Boston: 7th, Racehoree, Porter. Hong Kon Tiaac Watson Bursiey, N Fork. Sl horm, Bost In ‘port Slat, Racehorse, Wher pra: Rorktaud, Winsor, Burstey. fer N York. SovanavA. April 15—Arr Herman V Bookearath, Celi- Arr Colestis! Palmor, San'Prancis erpool; May 1 Minga Potter, Hong King Cth Soa T@Pwe, Brown, dv. S14 Ith, Palmetto, Francisen Soo nly S—Arr Monterey ‘ygeclt, NOrleans, oan y 15- Std Amazon Robert ‘ork. Futd out th, Culloma, Corning, New York and Califer- bia ‘Pexar. July 12--Sid Angelique, Samuel, NYork. # Carcurra June 1—The Georgians, Williams which old lence May 9, for Mauriting, was totally dismasted, and Loet her cargo. ptingal'. Fiske, Sy Porter, for Howg Kong and for Calautta; Izssk Walton, fornia, SHANCHAR, A co, avd sid Nas Telegraphic Marine Reports. Boston Jaly 20. Arrived~ Ship Revers, Turks Isl barks Genl Jessup, Nachva, Etm, Phiindelphis. ‘ : Brix Cathoun & Mary, Cape Haytien, 11th inst; left schr 1b Keep, for NYork. 6 days. _ Also arrived. brigs Chootaw Galvesti i, do via i M&JCGitmore, Philadelphia; schr Canton, Mon NOrleans; sania Oleered—§ sehr E Atkio: Cusanesron, July 23 4rrived- Bark Clara C Bell, Boston; schr Leopold O'Don- nell. Providence. 20h. Artived—Bark Jasper, NYork; brig Vandalis, Cam- den, Ke. Canton; Bennington, Herald Marine Correspondence. 6 rows. July 23. Arrived—U & surveving etesmer Acruise; schre Northern Light. Batier &, tom Ceroline. Crosby, Nerfolk for do; Diamond, Sweet. Warebawt tux Port- York tor Neweasti:; Monitor, Bel land Wind tresh from NE PHOLaper Pura. Joly 20 4 PM. ved—Ship Dumbsrten, Carleton, Baltimore; barks op, Stover; Bolo, Howes, and Chester. Crosby Beston; Kopperholét, Trinidad; Henriett \- Metamora’ Ware Torke f A Ca) Prudden Bleushers; G L J Leemin Dighlon Cleared: ip Wyoring Dunlevy, Liverpool; barks Dola. wore, Crowell, Boston Averon, Stover, do; brige Foster, Cowell, do: Edinburg, Bartlett, do; Four Brothers, Soule, Antigua: schted W Gandy. Townsend, Providenve: Lous: dale, Baker do North Pacific, Howitt, do: J Leaming, God frry doj Luther Child Baker, Boston; Independence, Ba4- ley, do: WR Ginn Nye Dighton; GL, Hodge Boston; Syl ef via’ Highes, Higbee, Nantucket; Ann Biza Cake, Rose. N York: Blice Jace Barvard, Holmers Hole: Fawa, Day Portemor steamer Pen¢bseot, Whitaker NY¥er: Suir Sincarone at Boston from Caloutta wa 16 days in weathering the Cape of Good Hepe being detained hy strong westerly gales, May 2) 8 22, while lying to ins heavy sule shirgod aces. which stove Iulwarks, monkey rail && coiried e'way Linvacle and compass, tar cevks, ard drew two bolts out cf the deck; I main topesil blown away, and sustained other damage. Privapetenia, July 0 Henrietta, Curtis, Matanzas; Caninis, i New York; scbrs Maselian Clond, Sargent, do; Dodce, Warren: Magyar Heavner, Boston: do; Chart Gilky, Warwick; W W wnt Vernon, Matthews, We _ Arrived—Bricy Guy W Sp t Brown, Sing Sing: Adam Treat,’ Sprowl, Boston: Fidelia Garwecd, Wilmington, NO: $ 4 Mount, Hawkins, New York; sbip France Gelding, New Orleans. Cieared—Steamehip Kennebeo. NYork; bark rela, Wilson, Leguara; brigs Hanover, Yorke, Port- land: F. P. timmons, Broanvater, DC; Canina, Gupti! Reston; Bepry Motthews. Devereux wehrs Hirsinerd, Matthews, Nantucket; Magellan Cloud, Sar font, Boston: WS Roberts. Cartwright, Pali River; Fawn, ty, | Portmonta; Globe. Borton: — Bntorprise Rusael!, Lyon; Clarisen, Clark. Boston; Mt Vernon, Gnptil, Nariese Budd. Smith Harlem: New 7 1, Bradlev, George W 4 Bostor Adan ‘ickup, Kingston Street, Sproi Point, sf Miscellancous. STFAMER ALABAMA—Aboat 1,00 sacka of oats and tho Xisccl's matoriais bave been saved avd taken to Nassau ‘Tre captain. engincers and part of the crew remain at the Wieek to endeavor to eave the engine, Spoke Ship American, (of Wisonsret), from Liver pool for Balti- more, July 26, lat 40 10, len 6630, by pilot boat J M Water ey Ship Edward, Colby, from Caloutte fer Boston, July 3, lat hii. be Anema aieesaente teed Ship Bydra (of Richmond, Me). Lunt, from Matanzas, for Falmouth, B, July 23 lat 2460 lon oR? Rome, from NYork for St John, ND, July 23 It 4334, Jom 65 128, S) ip Sesrgo, from Caloutts for Liverpool, was soon May 24, 1At 85 £48, Jon 23 40 4 ship showing a red signal with a white diamond, June 16, Ist °4 8, lon 86 20 W, exchanged cignals. Bark R Morris, of and from Philndelphia for Matang Joly 19, Lot 3), lon 74, Bark Chas B Lex, from Philadelphia for Port au Prince, Suly 28. iat 34 40, lon 78 40, Bark Republic, of and from NYork for Maranbam, 22 days out Jul lat 8 52 N, lon 40 10 W. Tork Wm Schroder, from Ric Grande for Salem, was soon 2 RA Rar lay too Portia for Manna, Je AY night, 14 days from Portland fot xa, Ju 21, Yat $2, Jon cai A 4 Park“ Hersto” (pntoublegiy Hudson), from 8t Jago for NYork, July 20, off DU Shot Ke A ering S. showing » white bur h rate with a bine bor- dor, bavine blue letters in the contre, wae signalizod July 21, Tat 8146, Ion 6701 Absrk steering 8, pairted Linck with a white streak, and inal with four white and four red hori- s}ined July 22, lat $3. lon 67 20. Brig, Commopoiit itham, henoe for Jacksonville, June 4. int 89, lon 76% Brig Fs steering W, July 2¢, Int 36.50, lon 74 7. By x , from St ‘Sago for NYork, July 15, of Bt Deomines,” ott HB MoGilvery, from St Ingo for NYork, July 14, tn oed Telawd a Hirig Humboldt. from Wilmington, NC, for Curscos, July A! ot, 65 Pr Mainde (or Miranda), from Wilmington, Del, Int 23 45. lon ¢6, ae artis ts rt r othr Bradore, from NYork for Martinique, July 22, Int 23 18, lon 68 17. Ohio, Schonck, veamer Trent, Aspinwat, July 2—Steames game ovy, bark Volant Southam pto: AUK Cay for N York » Cl for 0 dive: 94 Ship ‘Afton, from N York, unknewa. i ra Philanthropist, Gri fia, for Huey, Morte, forgo 19 "sid veht for Boston Ay afterw: r Crogker, from id to ¢ Mistol ); bark Boston 12th, vis Cape Town. 1eNFURGOS, July S~ Sid barks Sarah aun, Merriman, and or, NYork; brig Leonice, Bradbury, Philadel- Hort bark Potomac, Thomnacn, tor NVorks dai beles cm, Smalley, from Philadelphia: Wm Modilvery, a WR Spe ber, fe Portland Got ila tor ingbob, Hurd, Sm c ‘Thales, Gay is in 1 barks Sarsh Ann (of — _ 5 FW Dyer, Dyer, Jr, 5 CarivEN As, Joly 18—Brig Marine, Dickey, fo othere as before. Pirnvosned f peel Gonaives July $-No Am yi DEF oe wort, lig Uavana July 2i—Shin Oran tty, Wark Pars. Rich for (ene preston ar fweyer, for do do Coufldcnee, Baboock. tor CParlentom, de. or Canada, Long, Boston 92 ATG “proeetied; 20th, Drige. Ros im Ntaeos Yonsehs ie pert erionn Voss 5 Lacva’ ary Pao, Wiking, “rom Phila eee Ports Catelto 18th; echt Now Repubite Ragor, h dn do Mth: bark Goo Vou Oxholm, Davis, eld 11th for roelore'” to lead for Phi adeiphin, rasina, July S—-No Am yeenel in port, Sid (no Aste) Kk Juo Welrh, Ames, Philadelphia, M: ber 5 S~arr brig Elec M Demarara for NY ri just: Naries Jol; s leans disehas 1 Be. . Bias, di Enron July 10-814 bri ze, Betty (van N York. B'Noar, for ‘aVonk 2 ve Croton, Blye perted for Philadeiphia); Era, Clark, from Quenso, July 2 Art aio Deteace Kio Garanne July l Barks. May Qu James Kivir (ubous april 6) dieg, Perots — for do un} Be (« 3 the Ocean eth Felton. Upton. tor NYork une ark Gould for 3 ghip Mary Merri) Ketlsin n fam rendecd, refreshing, barke St James, Little, Gelphin, ding to commence ide soon for do; Hy lor. from Liverpool, dive for charter, Clintouia Wright pore, ig; Reindeer: Roberta do do Wattle for alti tel « N Orleans; Magdalena de briga Hanae (iam) «i Uano), for Raitimore & Warts A Jer, Gait, N ma thfuder Avril 17) San Franciseo: brize J toinrich for. with part carzo of ship Garonne, Tae (Br), ny jer'dy 10 Mavens. te load aria, Treat, from Bostens Mittsa, FO re Bostos. a Wate from ‘Gould, from Bal: Taltimere 2514, fio Shelton, Oxois (feo (Luboe), SHO 19th, bark Pathtlador, wil! (from NYork), San Pram 200. Ricuinvoro J Ww 20—arr bric Hootnr, (Sor) ao Sle bark amend SAGUA, Tn port bar Charon. Coun tah) Newport (previously resorted for covery of oay Br Thomas, phin tur Lasuay a, with part of csreo Mery wily, Bers ett, from and tor NY. Lertin Portlavd, arr Lith Vern: n, Bont, from Gur sehr Iran Frantlig, shomeld. from Boston fr iy o eft 7th for Englai deer, Franhlin, for Booton lO csye: briga hi 2 Teams N¥ rk), ready, Vuly 22—Rricn Maris, Bartol, from Poiladeb: ’ trom Harbadoes tor Turk» Islande, to 1ymo sal Brandt, NYoeky Boston, for NYork 25; Wl. as Pops, why nargos niet, K joy, for NYore om, Baedi vos her towsrd caro on board Steamebip ‘& Wenroh Sargent, Gor wrth Mo wte fz; Reia- #molias, Waste, fir Wore Uth; John Alfred, Ballard, tor do 10; Sanbeam (Br), Ue!am, trom NY ork for un, VB art fond for Liverpool; Bar 2th ern by h bark Hy peria i Davis NYork vot Below, ship Georsim Bredis, from NYerk, 1; 1th schr Emuiova, Brawn, da I. San Franoivve dupes San Juan Nic, July 2--Burk Elizahot! from N¥rrk; bin (Br) Bark an from NOrtoune Std i9th. Kehr Townsend *; Wth, steumer Reged Voiland York. jnet ure, also dsye: Ina, from St Thomae. verael, Lith, ‘ith, Yorks mith, rr al for Aiascow. At dace July 12—Hrix Saguna (Br), Simpson, for Boston aya 7 Jouns, NP, Inly S—Arr breif Coorge, Loblane, N Vouk Juan pet Eus, Jone i—Arr steamship Pacthio, San h Means, Billet, 4 Mechanic. Com, Tones, O14 Pi awpero, NOriesns, with U0 pas uly 1—Rark N © Hichbers, Randall, for N ye only Am vessel in port. Sr Jouns, PR, July 13—Schr Onatavis Simonton. fr port Br briga Sootia, tor Hal V7th—n port Sarah Ellon, York, for NYerk. only Am Turks Terarns, Jvly 15—Ship Rovere, Howes for Boston 2 daye; scbr Esgie from Yarmouth, NS, disg, Anunkaema Am tark ie Ide at Sait Cay. Yonacoa. PR, July 13—Brig Restorado, NYork 2¢s, York, 2076” yo, of St Thomas, for ALBANY July 28- ary Hartford. Old schrs Fountain Full Rive ain BALTIMORE July 23- Arr brig Carson Langthora, Ne chre Manchester, Stirling, Triatdad; Wm H Mai Price, N¥erk, Cld bark Kt H Dougiass, Peverss: and amht; schrs Blooming Youth, Coll West Insies: Fair, are yers, Wer do. BOSTON. July 2—Arr ships E ‘ward, th wit; Calcutta, Fob 17; Ocean Wave, Lewis, lito ult ‘ann & Mary, Johnson. Mansant land, Mayo, ronsacela; G Ida Hallett. do; A Rogers, White, Phi Kellar. do: brigs Esther Elizabeth’! BW Moroure, Seyburn, Kin ult vie Chatham, (whore Captain Kendria fon, Ist officer, were landed. eiok with Mayo, Charlest Smith, Rolersson, Crowell, HC Lowell, Booker, Richmon G Baltimore; Wm Pitt, Baxtor; Mi Bray; Thomas and Eéwarde, Smal riann. Ames, Embiem, Treworgy; Groton. Geye Jadelphia; schre Chas Allstrom, lanuel, inst; Rockingham, Cottrell, aed Bslance, NO; Sloan, Frisbee, Norfolk; Collins: Texas Pinkham: B: Nickerson: Mero Norris; Java aod Eliza, Monto Bulae, Phitadelphis; Fmpire. Lovell, Alba ell, ané Homer, Parker New York. At Napoleon, Hunt, Liverpool May 25th, Telegrapred, bark Homer, from frost. from ado Reser fe, fr in em ee | Fone to Weymouth. Clad Gov Brix Philadelphia; California, Hichborn, do; ee! Norfolk; Virginia Prion. Seudser, Crowell. do; Kiwrod, Lovell Teo: York. Sid barke Mary, Zimri Weldcn, Mu Champion_schr Sea Queen. CHAgL DN. Jaty 6—Arr bi anne (Fr Gua), 29 da; Inden ; sao) sohr thip Royal Vietsria, from Hull, Enae eld Caardemit, St Louis, Senegal.’ Sk orl 27th—Arr steamship Marion, Berry, N York. vana, Sth inst; W, an, Cardenas 1'¢b inst; Caroline, ——. iit dye Whitman, Thacher, Judge hitman, Wiluinene Base, i . Winchester, H Crowell; Braailian, yi Chine Studley: Gn- Curtis, ie Aup Morton sod Hyl vi Philadel from —. Signal Cor a #hio with , for tour bri, ue, Sargent, Rio Ja Hallet, Philadelphia ; briga Ts G: Lo Philadeiphi awe Isaboila, Arbecam. brig Cold: March 4, Saxd Heads, Oth, vie St Helena, Juno 13; Damilton, Caleutta. March 14; Chicora Hala, ate, Singapore, Cri tert ‘oustadty ‘ks Carto Mauran (of Provincetown , TitHaghass, aH, ‘own, U ry 1h 3 ult How: olda, Bal yk and Me \uker~ fever). her, Strout; W OM renok, Aux Cayes, Matthe ws Loo. Robt table. C! Teh Wit- ms Qaereatin 8 Quoen Aphiat bri wis ibe brs Ariot Jaga; Paoiti avelle Amilis le (Fr), Aid, Leslie, Ma~ o}, 3 dave, (hnd ‘to a Northera port, put in $e try In the offimg, a ship suppered to de the rit (Fr), sohr Fellet brig Tybee, Ferguson, Tn the Off tho Br bark Royal Victoria, Wurter from fall (B\. bork Crisie Gray, Marsal Barcelona JACKSONVILLE, July 20—In port from NYork for Martinique: J Gatten Ww H Parl ic, ond patty LEWES, Coquette, tor do; Tarantine, for Charles Edward, do; and eeveral Col iors Rio de Janeiro; brig Joven No (Sp), brigs lus, Pratt, burg, Hill. for MVoeky Webber, for the coast of atrica; sohrs Onis M (sohts) woat sea thie afternoon. Nothing cawe tn since moraing. The revenue cutter Forward left the Roadstead at 1 P.M. fer Wilmington, Delaware. E Queen Victoria (Br), Turner, Hull, ing, coming up ship Maine, from Liverpoo! ChaJoner (Br), Thomp: bark St e (Br) W OKLBANS, July 22—Arr ship Atlantic, Worth, Larks Oldenburg (Old) Mericks, Bordoanx, May IT Telew, clad 4 Li 1 Monert Cs Pate, verpool: Mozart (sp). Pa St Geore (Br). Hutchlann. Liverpset ships Seham, Queen, and Indians; berk Pas name. 2d— No arrivals, Cid ship Wm Nelson, Cheover, Antwerp, PHILADELPHIA Jaly 2—Lld sobre Boston; Tribone, Nick do; Conn ootk P Simmons, Woeds. di 2th—arr ship Marathon, Mary Elizabeth, Potter, New /York att, New York: Rebecos, Gould, pin New York; ; Ann Parker. Well Warren; steamer ship Bii oop Wayeman, P ay day Cvlloeh, Lieng Kong bark Si Lombock (Dan), Densher do W Kendell, Gove San Pedro; McLellan. Hesty. in Bumbol: from Bodega (with pre ers ot Br eobr days from Bong B von). eobrs Johu Young cel}, Santa Crog. 20th Ships Victory, Lane, 120 days from Tost Nipper), Howtod. 118 days trom N York: Wm Money m Jey, Hone Kong: bark Calino T 2—Cld Brig Vandalia Beard, Portl Sigs Hoos hacdwiok, Shav eh: Mornorot, Singanc Toebe! Z raster, Thom 8 Cru; Lock, Hong Keng: bark Jan Hendrivk ( Sareh t p Paragon, bark Tsa niu are anchored wt Fort Pot t. Lowell, Baker, Baker, Bort ; Mayho Qth—Are bark Dramimond Falkerbarch, Oren: Puget's Sound; Co! Fremont, Erskine, Z, put ivto Bedege ins louky Haw), Honoluin; Roaacke, Bins do: brigantine Emily Bourne Butvers, Hnmhold a anch Geyer, t, Mazeo, do, tom Now Bedford: nebec, Clark, an. Miller, Roxbury. ne 2—Arr steamer Now Orloans, ie orrison (Br bries @ jdt; Sulla, Keij Pors, Ste was Ses Ser- itd. 4, 0. i (Fr), tla Wooe, & 2 br , Wheling voyage; brigantine Virgtate, ips Rombay (Pr), Dixon. Ratavia; Skiold ( Dateb), De J 5, sake avinia Norwsy, Sania Cruz; Willimantic, Vail, and brig I W Havencr, ‘SAVANNAH, Jniy £6—arr achrs Buaily, Brook, Philadeiptin; Cataract Rice NYork, Old brig Stolle (Rp Henry’ Johns: sche Wm Hone, tiane, Philntelphisy ¥ iin ington Tth~ Arr steamship Alabama, Ludlow, NYork SALEM. July 26—Arr delph h. brig Porto Rico Britt, di VAMINGTON. NO Juy %~Cld hr Jarvis Lyon, Crowell, Phils 9. brics Coral, Gibson, Ww Bath, Me, 29th, Buona Viets, Winvs, N York. Passengers Arrived. ASPINWALI—Steatasbip sierra Nevada—S © Herriques, P Bava, A Boecar, R Farrer ley “F Osborn J Rom eenr; Mra Jd Stichel § den. C Stroughe: lis, HOM: lentine. Messrs M. mer, JO W Kenned, Miller, D H Doty J Cha Reed, BC Coye S War), F Plum Boston, 8 Sincleir, J E'linger. O ) Powell, S Blair, J uttler J H Creighton 8 Cl W Manin. SL Snits, © C Koiney. J Cavine. J McGowen, PC ackors G Mr H Colny, W Ric: MOM Maie, WM 8, GG Horten SM Leighton AB Growell, Young. D B Ather: Bronson, J Murphy, ing, J Wilcox, R W Pully, D Hi Hanson MrA Keith, Kenney Coullart, Mr steerage. Lonnox—Paoket Shi oy. Mi W Knight brook, Mies Sarah Ci Solomons, Tei Livenroor—Pt A Cram, Guille Mote J ‘0 J Stribel RStribet. Mrs syribel ting J Collins, J archur J Gor- sb vi us, Joab Wilson, F Burt, J Skatton, W Wadey Tsohwetor. SW Clark, HW Cornits, G Fe tooden JL Demaros' wunteeo, A M Simpan + Kerrney, M H Crocker, @ Hashfeld; & Hvem S thy eManud and Bar- 14 Woy. yd H Uy MB m4 Dit " retta, A Jarmer, Lowman, i Brown. J Stere 0 Wiebop, 0 he lott—and G8 in the eg YE ely Peg Chanlng—¥ Dolotmans and lady, fend child, 4 I Slevoct. T Sleveg. jady ae ach J Mever E Degvar FW Beersacl ad'son, Mr ‘austin, Indy Hartford—Dr H Indy. Bowel Vann An—BShi) Gog Mev Jarvis, Mee ce JD Bolden, soo, J 8 Crosuthers JM Duyl Willece Mise J 0 Bianoo—a New ORLeans—S! ip Teane Allerton: Mrs Leaen aud child, Mrs Crowell and M Suiffer, Jr, and 13 1p the steerage. Port Av Prison—Rark Clara Wi Aine, A Bonsit, W Levde, M Merit. HAvasa~Bark Lyra—Mrs Gordon Mr. Gomer. Navvirae—Rark Hentisttam Preble, § Morocco Nassau rig Elizabeth Watte—. men, two'childror and servant, and aix ge wrecked steamer Alabama, Pawnacora—Brig Orinoco BE Towle, Guider, Indy and three children, SAVANNAH —Brig and cbild J Dickson, J Ma OnDA—Sohr Der K Morven Mr Bovan nee Molue—Rov Me Alm: rth. Baava—Ketoh Brothers—Joba 0 Plante, jo. mona—Mr Von hom Baek Marths Ellen— Francis Mix, lady, ere, Brig Chateworth = vw attend Mt Dea Mocon—Mra U Cronston Savannan— Brig Exco!—Mre Spoll ant obil Mre 3 Vii 1, RP child, Mr Sealey, Wright, J Peabody, 5 4 son, Mra Haghes Riper, A Routt, Capt Doe, Caps