The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1852, Page 8

YORK COMMON COUNCIL. (OFFIOIAL) § - Stared Session. Boanp or Assistant ALDERMe: Alderman Vacentivs—Remonstrance of J. Leeds and others. against proposed railroad in Second svenve. To special Committee on Second Avenue Railroad. RErORTS Of Committee on Road+—Co concur to grade, regulate, and macsdamise Fifty-seventh street, between Broadway and th avenue ; to concur vo dig 4 well, and erect a in. in Forty-sixth street. between Second and Phra avenues; to concur to grade Fifty first street, from Tenth avenue to the Hudson river, All adopted, each by the following vote : resident, Messrs. Brown. Wood- on MoGow Wright, Wheeian, alentive, Brastow and McConkey. FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Besolution—To sdvertire for proposals for altering and aa the house of Hose Company No. 31. Coneur- Barker, Rogers. z Resolution—Appropriating $150 to cleanse, &e., court nom at Jefferson market. Concurred in by the follow. vote : Airmative—The President, Mesers. Brown. Wood- ward, Anderson. Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Valcntine. Brastow and MoConkey, Reeolution— Chat Croton water pipes be laid in avenue A, from Twentieth to Twenty. fo street. Concarred im by the following vote :— ive—Thbe President. Messrs. Brown, Wood- | ward. Anderson, Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelun, Barker, Rogers, Valentine, Brastow and McConkey Preamble—siating that Wm. Dodd. one of the In- spectors of the Second district, Twenticth ward, neglect- ed to attend the ward canvass; that Thos. Hannugan, snother of the inspectors. has been appointed captain of ag and does not desire to act; with resolution, that m. Murray, D. W. Buckley, and James Andrews, be sppointed inspectors in said district. Laid on the table, jution—That Front street. between Wall street and Oid slip, also West street, between Morris strect and Battery place, be repaired Concurred in. Resdlution—That carriage way in Elm street, from Reade to Canal. be :epaired = Concurred in. Reaolution—That the extension of house of Hose Com- pany No. 44, be painted Concurred in. Reselution—That the pavement in Twenty-sixth street, between Second and Third avenue be repaired. Con- curred in, Resolution—That owners of land, on each side of Fifty- eighth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenue be per- mitted to regulate und grade said street at their own ex- pense, provided they will cede that part of said Fifty- eighth street between said avenues to the corporation. Conourred in. RESOLUTION: By Assistant Alderman Baastow—That the sidewalks in Prego pe Ri Piaerapidinaeienn sd reaiegee streets, an curb and gutter stones set, ‘To Committee on Roads. By Assistant Alderman Breapor—That Pearl strect, from Cross to Chatham street, be repaired. Adopted. By Assistant Aiderman Brastow==Whereas, the occu- pants of about sixty houses on Forty-ninth street, between Broadway and the Sixth avenue. are suffering from the want of Croton water. there being none within half a mil and whereas the property holders are willing to take the water and pay for the same—therefore be it Resolved, that Croton water pipes be laid in Forty- ninth street, between Broadway andthe Sixth avenue, snd that the sum of $1,000 be, and hereby is, appropria- ted therefor. To Committee on Croton Aqueduct De- partment By Assistant Alderman Barxer—That a sewer be built from the station house in Mercer street, to connect with the sewer in Amity street, and that $500 be appropriated tharefor, To Committee on Sewers. Ld Assistant Alderman VaLentive—Preambie, setting forth that from tbe rapid increase of population of the Highteenth ward. and the paucity of its police force. and consequent inal y to wfford to the persons and pro- porty of its inhabitants that di of protection which is the object of its institution, &e., with resolution that the police force of said ward be increased by the appoint- ment of thirty additional licemen to the number al- ready appoinied therein. Laid on the table, By Assistant Alderman Buastrow—That Righty.fifth Street. from Fourth to Fifth avenues, be lighted with cl. Adopted. By the same—That Sixth avenue, from Forty-third to Fifty-fourth street. be lighted with oll Adopted. By the same—That Eighty-sixth etrect. from Fifth avenue to Bloomingdale road, be lighted with oil. Adopted. By the same—That Eighty-second street, between avenue A and Fifth avenue, be lighted with oil. Adopted. By the same—That Seventy ninth street, from Fifth wvenue to East r . be lighted with oil. Adopted, By Assistant Alderman Mctiows — Resolved, That &@ committee of three be appointed by the President to inquire what delays and denials of justice aro caused by the jystices of any of the district courts, by reason 0° their absence from the city, or that of their clerks, or from any other cause contrary to the Statutes con! ‘ing those city courts. and that said committee report a the next meeting of this Board ; and also what remedy they deem expedient to secure the rights of the people to & prompt administration of justice. Adopted. and Asst. Aldermen McGown, Bouton and Wright, appoint- ed the committee. By Assistant Alderman Bovron—Whereas, The Congress of the United States pays eo much per column to public journals, irrespective their party predilections, for printing toe re debates; and whereas the debates in the Common Council of New York arc cfien more important to the people of this city than the debutes im Congress, therefore Resoived, That three up-town journals be selected from the Hersin. Sun, Times, Tribune, Star, Evening Post, Mir- ror end National Democrat, according to their ciren ation. snd under affidavit; and two Wail street journals be Felected from the Journal of Commerce. Courver and En- quirer. Express, and Commercial. for the same purpo: under effidavit us to their daily cirenlation; the fiv nals to be paid a sum not to exceed $20 per column for printing the Common Council debates. To Committee on Arts and Sciences By Assistant Alderman McConxer—That in building the pier ordered at the foot of Thirlieth street, North river,a block be piaced on the outer end on the line of ‘Thirteeoth avenue. or exterior line of the city. To Com- mittee on Wharves, &c By Assistant Alderman McCowxry—That he ap- ‘propriated to construct a sewer from the house of Hose Co. No. 42; slso to paint the house of said Company. To Committee on Fire Department ‘The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon, at six O'clock. From the minutes, EDWARD SANDFORD, Clerk The Debates ia the Common Council, OUK SPECIAL KRPORT. BOARD OF ASSISTANTS ‘This Board met at eix o'clock yesterday evening, pur- evant toadjournment. The President in the Chair ‘The following resolution was presented by bir, McCon- xer, of the Tenticth ward :— Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be, nd he is hereby directed, in the building of the pier ordered at the foot of Vhirtieth street. North River, to place a block on the outer end. on the line of the Thirteeath avenue or exterior city tin ; Mr. Bouton svid that Alderman Peck, who lives right by the pier in Thirtieth street. spoke to him about this matter, and the neceseity which existed for a protection tothe pier trom the ice which floatet down the river during the winter and spring. I. at once, said Mr. Bou- ton. concurred with him, for J knew that during the winter season there would be great danger to the pier from the large masses of ice which are carried down the river during that season Unless some security is placed aut the end of this while itivin process of construc- tion. it will be greatly damaged, and large amounts of money will be lost to the city Mr. Woopwano—I hope it will be referred to the ap propriate committee. Mr MoConkry—It is necessary to have this pier ed white in process of construction, for, during the ter and spring. tue ice comes down, at this point, with great force in consequence of the rapidity of the current, The motion. on its reference. was put and adopted. ‘The following preamble and resolution were then read, and referred to the Committee on Arts and Ber compored of Messrs. Brown. Woodward. and Barke Whereas. the Congress of the United States pays so much per column to public journals. i of their party predelictions, for printing the Dates ; and of 1, Whereas, the debates in the Common Council of New York are often more important to the people of this city than the debates in Congress ; therefore Resolved. That three up. town journals be celected from the Henao, Sun. Times. Trilune. Siar, and Democrat, ac- cording to circulation and under affidavit ; and that two ‘Wall street jourva ¢ be selected from the Jowrnal of Com- merece, Courier ond Enquirer, and Express, for the same purpore, and under affidavit. as to their daily cireniation =the five selected journals to be paid $20 per column for printing the Common Council debates. - ‘The Board adjourned tili Monday afternoon at ix o'clock. Brooklyn City Intelligence. Corctaion oF Freny Boats.—About 11 0 clock, yester- day morping the South Ferry bout Wyandank and the Montauk. plying from Hamilton avenue. came in collision ‘on the New York side of the river. It seems the Mon- tauk wae coming out of the Flip at the time of the acci- dent, while the other boat was coming in. Considerable excitement prevailed among the passengers for a short time, but no one was injured. The Wyandank bad her stauncheons and the railings on her bow carried away, fend the gentlemen's cabin was somewhat splintered. She was immediately hauled off. and is now undergoing repairs onthe Brooklyn side The Montauk had her braces broken ,which was allthe di yo the sustained. She continued her trips. as usual di the afternoon. ‘ata Brevot or « Fatt. —On Thursday, a gentle- pe named A Moore. accidentally stumbled over an ob- tacle on the pavement, on the corner of Plymouth and Gold streets, and striking his head inst a curb stone, Sustained a fracture of the reull. He was taken to his residence in Gold street, by the eg pop Let where he died yesterday mn n ing’ was hel over the woey. by Coroner Ball, and a verdict of acci- dental death was returned by the jury. ‘ Improvements ix Bourn Brooxiyy —The improve- ments going on in South Brooklyn, including Red Hook Point, are perfectly astonishing. A sufficient number of houses have «prung up, in this section of our city, within ® year or two past, to constitute quite a large town. The houses, too. are. almost without exception. of the first lass, and rome of them would ornament Fulton or At- Lantic street. On the Point IH. Alexander, Jr., is bulld- ing @ large bieck, and others are also erecting. Hamilton avenue, which until recently, was bardly more than « barren Waele, DoW presents. upon one side, ranges of sub- while, build. most of ‘On First, d'end goieg stone . Bergen Hill. in this hborhood. is fast d\ . and it will not be Ing tar ate wil be stad ed it eee Lhe St © place of restacnoe, sud ital officer Austin. of the Second district police. It ist it his wounds will prove fatal. weil known in the neighbor hood of the ferry; but no one seems to be aware of the cause that ipipelled him to commit the rash act. Mipsient Assavir.—A man named Johnson was at- tacked. at the foot of Baltic street. on Sunday night, ebout 12 o'clock, as he was returning to his home in the neighborhood. and beatem in such a shocking manner that his life is despaired of. He was found lying near the dock, ina state of insensibility. by officers Watson and Fox. of the Third district, and conveyed to his house. The perpetrators had made their escape. Tue Kines County Boanp or Supervisors —The an- nual meeting of the Board took place on Tuesday, at the county jail, amd was organized by the selection of Dr. A. J. Say il chairman, and Charles B. Buike- ly. clerk, for the ensuing year. A siatement con- taining an account of all the fees received by the Surro- gate of Kings county during the past year, was submitted, by which it appears that $5.232 97 isthe sum total. The | communication was directed to be placed on file Alder- | man Spinola submitted the opinion of H. C, Murphy, Esq.. in relation to the proposed site fora lunatic asylum at Flatlands. as to whether the title of the property can be conveyed under the will of Susan Caton (the original owner). 80 as to vest the same in the county in fee. clear of all incumbrances ; and the opinion is that it can- not be so conveyed A motion was made to refor the title to other counsel, which was lost. and the opinion was placed on file. A communication was received from Philip L. Crooke. Esq. in relation to the above opinion, stating that Mr Murphy had previoualy placed reliance upon the title of said property. in his connection with the Brooklyn and Nassau Insurance companies, The com- munication was also filed; after which a motion was adopted. that the Committee on the Lunatic Asylum (when appointed) be directed to select a new site for the proposed County Lunatic Asylum. The Board then ad- journed, to meet at the same place on Tuesday next. Theatrical and Music: Bowery Tueatke.—The magic feats of Macallister, the great Wizard of the World, continue to attract crowded houses, The mechanical portion of his performances is greatly admired. and his chemical experiments are tho surprite of every one, The selection which he has pro- vided for this evening comprises many of his best feats. Broapway Turarne,—Professor Anderson. the popular Wizard of the North, is to appear again this evening at the Broadway theatre, in one of his grand necromantic entertainments. The celebrated “ Gun Feat,” the “ In- exhaustible Bottle,” the “Suspension Mesmeric,”” and the “ Mysterious Laundry,” are to be given. Ninvo’s Garner: ‘The bill of entertainment to be given at this establishment this evening. consists of a grand ballet diverticement by the fascinating French artiste, Mile. Pougaud, assisted by Miles. Leeder, Drouct and Lavigne; and the laughable farce entitled “A Day in Paris,” in which the dramatic company will appear. Nationa TuratRe.—This evening is set apart for the benefit of Yankee Locke. the popular Yankee comedian, The new piece, styled “Fish or Fight.” will be repre. sented in which Mr. Locke will sustain the leading cha- racter; and the new drama, styled ‘ Kenneth,” will ter- minate all. Castie Ganvex.—The French Comic Vaudeville com- pany are to appear in the amusing vaudeville, entiticd “Gants Jaunes,”’ (Yellow Siow and the ac omplished sisters Rousset in the grand ballet of “Catarina,” sup- ported by a full and efficient corps de ballet. American Musrum.—White’s Ethiopean Serennders are attracting crowded houses tothe museum. They an- nounce a well selected programme for this afternoon and evening, comprising songs, dances, instrumental solos, burleeques and witticisms. Crmisry’s Opera House —Christy's Minstrels are, as is always the case. attracting and delighting full honses, Their choruses are given with great harmony. and their instrumental performances executed with strict preci- sion. A good programme for this evening. Woon’s Mixstreis.—This popular company continue to be well patronized. Their delineations of the Ethio- pian character are very correct {and well merit the marked applause which they nightly receive. The selection for to-night is highly attractive. The new song of “Poor Uncle Tom” has become very popular. Metrorouitas Har..—The beautiful panorama of Ire- land is to be exhibited at this ettablishment on Thursday evening next, tor the benefit of Mr. J. P. Nagle. Dr. Spolasko will lecture on the occasion. Mr. Meagher is to be present. THEATRICAL AND MTSICAL WHERE. Mad. Alboni is giving concerts at Saratoga Springs, as. sisted by Rovere and Sangiovanni. Mrs. E.G. Bostwick gave a concert on Monday evenia at Chicago. Miss Catherine Haye? is at Toronto, Madame Anna Bishop is at Newport, where she gave a concert on Monday evening, which. according to the wport papers. was crowded by visiters and citizens. comprising much of the intelligence, beauty, wealth and fushion of the place, Mrs, Mowatt is playing at Lowell, Mass, Mr. and Miss Nickinson are performing in Quebec. Mr. Jordan and Miss Weston. formerly of Barton’ company in this city, are playing in Montreal Signor Blitz is performing in Boston. nlia Bennett is playing an engagement at De- INTELLIGENCE ELSE- on Tues- day evening, for the two artillerists who lost each an arm in diccharging minute guns on the occasion of the obse- qnies of Henry Clay. The Bowery theatre company are performing at Newark. Chas F. Adams, the actor, bas left the stage, and en- listed us a soldier. Cony and his dogs are at Butfalo. Married, On Sunday evening. August 1. by the Rev. Mr. Cuanues 8. Bunss, of Brooklyn, to Mr Mannix, of Newtown. L. 1 In this city, on Monday evening, August 2, hy the Rev. A. Verren, Mr. Axzoisr: Laconpsiie to Miss AXwr Cran- Lorre Henrion, ail of France, In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening. August 1. by the Rev J. W, Series, Mr Winitam Gi, Quick. formerly of London Eng., to Miss Mantua Jane. youngest daughter of Jo- seph Robinson, Exq. London and Liverpool papers please copy At Yonkers. on Tuesday, August 4, by the Rev. D. Henry Miller, Pinretas H. Hausry. of Bridgebampton, to Marcanrt M., daughter of the late Caleb Sherwood, of the former place. Suffolk and Westchester county papers please copy. _At Rye, on Thursday, August 5, by the Rev. William F. Collins. Mr, Gu.nert P.. son of Edward Underhill. Keq., of Fast Chester. to Mist Fraxcra M., daughte Jolin Miller, Esq., of Rye, Westchester county, N.Y Died, On Wednesday, August 4, Jawes Monxtcomeny, son of Jemes and Lydia M. Dewey, aged 5 years, 6 months and 6 days. relatives and friends of the family. also the mem. bers of Empire Lodge No. 4. 1. 0. of 0. F., are respect- fully invited attend bis funeral, on Sunday sworn. ing, August 8. at 9 o'clock. from the residence of bis pa- rents, No. 148 Mulberry street On Thursday, August 5, Tomas Il. Byawes, after a sovere illness, in the 38th year of his age. a native of the county of Roscommon. Ireland. Ilis remaing will be taken from the Long Idand Rail- road depot, South ferry. Brooklyn, this (Saturday) morning. at 10 o'clock. to Calvary Oemetery. ‘His friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. without further notice, On Friday, August 6, Dr. Lev: R. Baopnman. Hlis remains will be taken to Rhinebeck, N. Y , for in- terment, Ulster county papers pleare copy. On Friday morning. August 6. Prenir Linunse Minna, son of John and Philippini Milhau, aged 19 years, 2 months and 10 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, without further notice. this (Saturday) afternoon. at 4 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 26 Bench street. On Friday, August 6, of congestion ofthe brain, Saxena Brose, aged 19 years, wife of Robert 8. I Her funeral will take place from her late residence, No Firet avenue. at 2 o'clock. on Sunday afternoon, The friends and acqunintances of both are reapectfally in- vited to attend On Friday morning, August 6, Many, wite of Solomon Tuthill. in the 87th year of her age Her remains will be taken to Newburg, Orange county, for interm: pwhorg (Urange county) papers please copy ay morning, August 6. Laura Tryon, youngost daughter of William J. and Sophia E. Gladding, aged 11 months and 12 days. i The friends and acquaintances of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon. at 334 o'clock, from No. 7 Abingdon place, second door west of Hudson strect. Of consumption, on Friday, Au Ley, step-davghter of Timothy aged about 21 years, California papers please copy. At his residence, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on Thursday, August 5, Josxrn V. Vanicx. aged 70 years, 6 relatives and friends of the fi st Aids contadoes invited to attend his funeral. this (Saturday) n, at 3 o’clock. from the Reformed Dutch Chureh, corner of a placeand Fourth street. On ‘iday evening, Auguet 6, after a brief iliness, Grxonor Ancuranius, in the 88th year of his age. The friends of the family are tfully invited to attend his funeral. from his late idence, No. 179 Ca- nal street, on Mi afternoon, August 9, at 35) o'clock. At Liverpool, Eng . June 6, Captain Jacon N. Foxx, of ship Enterprise, in the 44th year of hie age. @ relatives and friends of his family, and of his bro- thers, Captains Edward and terms henge haf invited to attend the funeral. on Monday afternoon, At 2)¢ @’clock, from All Saints Chureh. corner of Henry and Scammel streets. The remains will be taken to Flatlands. At Gen Mars yon Toentay. Anguat 4. pete Fhe LINGTON Ooox, & member of the gradi class of 1852, of Harvard College. Bevin: At Gan Juan del Norte, May 16, Mr, Frenenice Goentz, carpenter. « native of Hesse Darmetadt, Germany. Let- tors from his relatives may be addressed to . Abra hem Bancker, either at Brooklyn. Loug Island. or at San Juan. concerning the effects belovging to the deceased. Ben Francisco papere will conter a favor by noticing the above i st 6, Joanna Crow- ahony, of California, 7 6l wrom ware... ..morn— PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 6, 1858, Steamship Arctic, Luce, Liverpool. E K Collins & Co, Ship Connecticut; Witsten, St Joha, NB, B D Harlbut Oe Bhip Forest Queen, Cooper, Qaebeo, J Atkins & C Ship Hudsons White, New Onioene’ Staaten & Phecapeon. ace Atpearens (Norw), Tellefoon, St Joha, NB, Lo- mn Soldins Rag wT Collins, Aspinwall NL McCready Brig Tweed (Br), O' Brie jotou. N8, JS Whitne, Brw Usleo (Br). MeLauchlin, 8t Joka, NB, J ot Kurd, gByis Symbol (Br), Soott, St’ Jobin, NB, G@ B Morewood Se. Brig Gleaner (Br), Fuller, Harvey, NB, A C Burnham, Brig Acadian (Br), Lochart, Windsor. J 8 Whitney & C: Brig Ready Rhino (Br), Morris, Windaor, J Whita Co. ‘Brig Cornelius (Br), Anderson, Quebeo, D St Armand, LED chy rs, Savannah, Evorett & Bro Brig Ortove, Colburn, Belfast. Nesmith & Sons, Schr London (Br), joer, St John, NB, J W Burnham, Sehr Arotio (Br), Barnes, jathurst, F A Bioomtield. Scbr Henover, Cluchester. Richmond, C H Piersou. Schr St Mary, Lambkin, Richmond, © H Pierson. Scbr Francis Newton, Harriman, Philadelphis, H D & Co, & Co. Broobmap. Schr Emily H Mount,Cook, Boston. Gorham, Bassett & Co. Breumer Penobscot, Whivtarers Philadelphia, © Sanford: Sloop Thomas Hul., Miller, Providence. Arrived, jior May & Passed Cape of Good Hope dase fre aaty an, j passed Cape of Good Hope June tilks, &¢, to Grinnell, Minturn & Cor duly 17,’ lat 8 2 8 Jon 40 33. spoke bark’ Amphitrite fof Hamburg). from Callao for Uampton Roads, 93 days out; Aug 3 Iat 3 50. lon 71 55, spoke Br bark Avon, from Quebeo, standing SW; June 4, tat 48 55 8, lon 37 05, spoke ship India, from Shanghae for London, 78 days out, crew sick with the scurvy, would stop at Algoa Bay. Ship Enterprise, Davis, Liv July 5. with mdve and 920 passengers, ‘The E has had nothing but light westerly wiad Ship Horatio, 4 ool, June 27, Cape Clear lor & Kich. calms the whole pas Aug 5, Ist 40 34, lon 72 38, exch: signals with a! Sir Rovert Peel, hence for Lon ata Issac Wright, do for Liverpool. Ship Koasuth (Br), Bell, Liverpool, June 21, with mdse and O67 passengers, to W & JT Tapscott & C Ship Devonsbire, Strickland, Li ang 40 pamongers, to JO Baker. SLs s 4 » Montcagic (Br), Lor! vel ol, lays, wit! md:o.and 430 passongers, to Dettermann & Atbartie’ July 30, Int 41 49, lon Gl, saw ship Corre Linn, Lambert, hence "Snip Rane, Di bit Tune 20, with mdse and 6 hine, Doane, Havre, June with mdse and 627 patna: OE DMGIe OR Ship Biise (Brom), Gatjen, Bremen, 46 days, with mdso a 186 passengers, to Menschen & Unkhart: Ship J Z, Zerega, Antworp. June 5, with mi postenaers,to Zerege & Co. No’ dato, off Cape ark Lawrence, from Antwerp for N York. Bark Annie Bucknam (of Boston), Barber. Canton, April 1S, Ladrones, 16th, with tens, silks, &o, to master, Passed Apjicr in company with bark Inca (of Baltimore), Wi fecm Canton for Liverpool, and slip Charlotto, formorly of Boston; April 29, off Bambelan Isles (China oa), passed erpool, June 16, with mdse 283 Clear, saw ship Magnolia, of Monils (formorly the Paul Jonea, ton), bound May 31, lat 28 8, lon 47 44 E, wi in pany with an Am ship—had painted ports, billet head, long poop, with white bulwarks around it, small house afton poop, two jibs, and a triangular lowor studding sail; duno 17, off Cape Sagullas, looked like one of in & Co's Bostou and Liverpool packets; June 15, Int 3452'S, lon 24.55, saw ship Oueco (of Duxbury), from Cal- cutta for Bostox; 9th, lat 35, lon 25 30, saw alarge Am ship, with a plain, broad white streak, black billet head, two jib ig main aud skysail mast, saw her azain on tho 14th in 45 uly 23, James T yore gale of wind between t! Munger, of Vorona, Oneida county, asoaman, tell overboard trem the jibboom, d was drowned, the ship goi knots at the time, wont over him. Every effort wa save him ving been nade for him for two hours, search Bark Helen Maria (of Bath), Silsbee, Newenstle, B, 50 days. with mdao. to master. Bark Utah (ofN le), Mayo, Bordeaux, 45 days, with branvy, to master. July 14, lat 4250, spoke bark La\ from Antwerp for New Yor! Bark Leo, Miller, ,and 39 2ays from Gibraltar, with wine, lemons, &0, to Agnire & Galway. Bark Anvie (Br, of Liverpool, N8), Rees, Surmam (Dutch Guinoa), 19 days, vith sugar and molasses, to Nickerson & Co, of Boston. Tins lost main topgaliant mast. Hark Saxonvills (of Boston), Hutchinson, Sagua, 9 days, ith w ir, to master. Bark Holen A Warren (of Portland), Sargent, Trinidad, 18 days, with sugar and molasses, to Perkins & Delano. Bark Josephine (Br, of Liverpool, NS), Doano, Sagua, with suzar and molasses. to M M Freeman Co. (of Philadelphia), Wood, Key West, July ‘the materials of the wrecked bark M Von to RL Maitisnd & C Brig Cubs (of Millbridge Cienfuegos, 21 days, [ith musar, to Moses Taylo y 22, int 23, lon 80'20, spok bark Telegraph (of Bockport), from Campoachy for Ant- Aun (of Brunswick, Me), Merriman, Cionfuc- 08, 244 ith sugar, to master, Brig Lung (Han), Christopher, Bremen, 60 days, ia bal- last with 150 passengers, to Poppe & Co. i 0 (of Cherryfield), Sawyer, Sen Juan, Cuba. 12 days, with sugar and molasses, to Sturges & Co; vousel t> mas r. rig Milton, McNair, Port au Prince, 11 days, with coffec Gi Nouvitas. July 24, with ld from N oy 21, and whon 4 out sprung @ leak, and was oblized to put back for peice Brig Pauline (Nor), Suglbery, Porto Cabello, days, with 5 Evans, f{ Sullivan), Hi; jarey & Embier. ¢ Win F Stafford, Pieres, Po: Jacksonville, 10 R, July 23, with sugar and molasses to R It Buck & Co, Brig Ellen Maria, Treat, Manzanillo July 17, and Dema rara June 6, with sugar, molasses, &c, to R P Back & Co, Brig Cushnoe, Lowrie, Doboy Island, days, with lumber, to Church & Ladd. Eris Manzanillo (of Prospect), Berry, Savannab, 7 days, with lumber, to J Grive. Sohr Wing of the Wind, Pearsall, Carthagena, CA, id days, with mdse, to Meachem & Stow. Schr Mary B Knapp (of Portland), Wilsov, Capo Taytt, July 22, with coffee, to H (Bl Schr Azonia (Br), Ingraham, Eleuthera, 10 days, with mden fruit, to peas & Mutehii Bele Lamartine (of ( Thorndlke, Tabasvo, 29 days, with mdse, to Theoband & Co. cir Ksabella (Br), Hogan, Princo Edward Island, 17 daye, with rhip timber and 6'passengers, to R P Buck & . Schr Elouise, Concklin, Wilmington, NC, 11 days, with naval stores. Schr Giobe, Small jem, 4 days. Schr Ce} Portlang, Conn. 4, 10 days Schr days. SchrOrion, Dorand 81 8 days. Schr Ambgvsador, Dodge. Machine, 7 days. “Sehr Wm Gregory. Ponfield, Rockland, 6 days, Schr Peru, Smith, Rockland, Gdars.' Schr Mary Crockett, Langdon, Rockiand, 6 days. Schr Alico, McIntyre, Rockland, 5 d Sloop Samuel Hall, Androws, Portland, Coun, Slocp Orton 0 a Conn. Sloop Heroine, Kelley, Harwich, 3 days. Below, A ship, with Taylor & Merzill’s signal. Bark Johan & Carl. Sai Ship St Louis, Bunker rpj.and others. Wind at sunriee, NE; moridian, do; sunset, SE. The sehr Exile (of Salem, NJ) from Philadelphia, loaded with coni, is abore on the West Bank, aud will probably be atotal loss. ‘The tide ebba and flowsin her, The under. er's sclix Ringgold is stripping her. (Pen Sreamanrr Nracana ar Bosron.} Axrwerr, July Arr Sarah, Morrill, Mobile. Sid 19th, d Alsop, Smith. NYork; Antarctic, Zcregs, do. Amstervar, duly 20—~Arr Abram, Stevens, Curacao; 2lst, Harxict, Hatoh, NOrleang, Annnossan, July 20—8ld Mary Millidge, Bentinck, Bos- ton. Borpravx, July 18—Arr N Ef Wolfe, Porterfield, New Orleans; Wm Hitchcock, Conway, Baltimore; Wth, Miltiades, Kobineon and New England, Stackpole, NOrioans, Sid from the Roads 16th, E L Walton, Titus, N York. Ady, Commerce, for C¥arlestor; Emnia, Alvarado, Home, d Peneiope, fur NYork; Vermont, se and Otto Warblow, for NOrleau met, and Meiviva Corarc for San Pen Breweaway uly 19-Are A s Lambert, if, Harvey, do. Hicans, July 1 Brisros, July 2!—Are J a 22d, Palendar, Lovett and Ip former proceeded to Pill same di Consrantinopie, July 6—Arr bark What Cheer, Baker, from Boston via Malta. Cronsrant, July 1—Arr Inda, Hobbs, Made Cower » Yarmouth, Bange, Charleston. Canorer, duly Arr Archimeles, Munro, London, to ad ter San Francisco Oxvnr, July 1 Amories for N Deas, Ff don, {yr Newport hae for London, 1, Borland, Gronstatt, Cld dos, . NYork (tho ; roporsed Roberts mas- a, via le uly 2 y). by 19th, Hermine, from Rictmend for Bromon; us0%, Bisbeo, from Caloutta for Dundee. &, July 9—Coiumbia, Geerkon, from NOrleans for run, Snly 16—Arr Arctic, Saunders, Sayannah for ic; lth, Lenox, Howes, Havane for do; 18th, hone, Carlisle, Cronatact for NY¥or Leonard, fbassett, Stockholm for do. Grascow, July 2—Sid Dirigo, Doane, NYork Ginnacan, July 19—Arr Moatreal, Curtis, Marsetilos for Byston, Genoa, Fuly 16~-G1d Volant, Shears, Baltimore. ‘Tomara, Barstow, NOrleans. 2th, Nord Queen, Gorrannune, Iniy 6—arr Hamavac, July 1%—Arr Howard, Yor! Amorike, do; ‘Pumgestnk, Webster, and Indi Drummond, Havens. Sld'I7th, Southerner, Sulli Hevor P} Stolle Maria, B Tavne, July 18—Arr Geo Hurl ‘and New Engiand, Chari ; verton, St Nicolas, Bragdon, Whitney, NYork: 19th, Wurtemberg, F kere Cardiffand United States; 2ist, Loi Ree ee th Carolina, Mary Crocker, Galena, Liberty, Ba- aF Lemuel D, nd Franklin, for NY: + for Ni varia, Zurich, pene [~ gneaers Je jan, an Kinston, July 2l—-Are Diadom, Warey, Wilmington, ivenpoor, July 21—Arr Patriaroh, Miles, Mobile; Goliah, Slater, Savannah; 234, Acadia, Galilee, Mobile; Empire Queen, Coulter, do; Jhelum, Bell, Baltimore. Std Zist, City of Glasgow, (#) Wylic, Philadelphia; Sara- ind Hope Goodwin, Parsons, New or} nd (Or! di 1 Mk, ‘ork; Shir- {oF glitter, Boston; 224, arthur. Talbot; George Green, eden, an iy Now York; Josiah we ‘Hegeo, Clarke, Castino; 234, ‘ambersfe, Charleston. RID Shepherd, Hamilton, and 3 Wostern World, Plymouth Rook, Cr Mosom; Arhburton, Nebraske, Bosres, and Forert King. Hathorn, for New York: Scotia, Morrill, for Bi xoolsior Smith, for City Point. for Boston, Aug 7, John Th t, Brown, do Sth inst, P ‘yant, offi #) for New Yor! fom, (#) ds Slet; Ro {eobie, do and W Beotia, Chont Franklin. Yeates Prommond do Mth; New Vork, Ht Maiutt: Bivire Owen, Owen, 40 84; Livsepool. 20, do 0th; Roeciva, Molony. do Il Hunter, Bush; Scathsmpton, 8a: ‘don. Charicaten, 20th FP; Elle itm ter, Robinson, do Oth inst; John Garrow, Hatiutoe to Hise pasar, stn oie areas a a ta Al ds Me-nduck, do Sept 10; Marmion, Hadiey, for z' Ear JW, ane. Lactor 1g 20th, Republics de Guatemala, for San Fran- cisco; 234, Porcupine Colm ‘Arilugton, for ton; 234, Silaa Groooman, aud Irving: for Now Perks Lonnow, July 22—Bntinw, Aun & Maria, Brice, Boston; Fesuicaha, Dau, Now He ‘Bay Btophnal, Laue’ der Pres midt, Meyor, 4 Cld S0th, Ossipes, Merrill. Ne d Now York, wa Baton, Rasterbrook, Hong Roveand Cantons ee port 23d, Hermione, Howard, for 4y: NSW Sist; 8 V Given, Gleen, for Shanghae, abt road; far Tow for Boston, Aug 9; i stowe, and Loulse Bliss, Creighton, for do, Grinaéll: Fleteher, tor N ork Beh; Vie Vise jm pio jor do Sth twat; Londen, Hebard, for d lie Marte, Burleigh, Haides, Thomas, and ‘Orphan, Williains, for do, ida; Aum & Maria Briggs, for Philadelphia, do Rinhard Cotden, Barrell, for N Orleans, do; Orkney, Lass, and Marl borough, for San Francisco, do; Josephine, for Columbia ver. do. LospoxpeRry, July 19—Are Superior, Mason, St Johu, NB. Sid 16th Mohongo, Corish, N¥or! ane Her Juno Fas Adv Telassar, snd Cumberland, for rr NEWPORT, July 21 a 22— Arr Thotis ay, AU in, Va Ol aad Peabae BObIAnee ae ee: Alezanle, Portiaxn. July 16—Of Angelique, Samuels, from Am- » duly 20—Off Copernicus, Wueting, from N July 9—Are “Alena: sov]y the arte erde, fom NOr! Genoa and 8 mkt), Eesstown, July 2.—Sid Jam York. Port Mano} ‘ New Orleans (pro- bs May 15, for Reddin, Fersason, N DiciLy, (no date)—Of Precioaa, Asvorg, from NYork for Copenhagen and Stockho! Srart, July IS—Of Lady Suff Ik, Polleys, from Rottore am for Boston. ‘Suignps, July 2I—Arr Lady Knight, Choate, London, Sid Diet (nor trevt vely), Dvvglas, Smith, Philadelphia; Bril- liant, Miller, NYork, York, and others, Taares, July 2—3ld Rajah, Jonos (from Liverpoo!), N Ke Turzsre, July 16—Arr John Bunyan, Nichols, Aptlachi+ be oO Pion, Joly 18—Om Carl and Edward, Bogso, 22 days from NYork, of and for Bremen. KiRKWALL, gor 20—The Culloma, Corning, enstlo to Bar Fes! came ashore on the south cen, Nor from New. f Din- mourH, July 21—A great quantity of deals, and a osaol'a mast anid rgng wore pasred on che 10th of July in lat 49 N.Jon 17 W, by the Elizabeth Holderness, Pregden, arrived off here, Telegrapaic Marine Hepores, OSTON, Artived—Ship Moses Wheeler, Liverpool; urig 1 .«: sins May 19, with foremast sprun; other iat 3% 60: lon 1 40, passed Am ship Sterliog, for the Coast of Sumatra; June 9. Int 35.30, brig Smyrna. from Naples for N York; Suly i, So. ap William V Kent, 42 days from Newport, W, for oF] Also arrived—Bi phia; scbr Cereseo, Cloured—Barks ‘Mimosa, Smyrna; Sherwood, San Fran- cisco; Justice Story, Baltimore; brixe Emily, Savanaah; schrs Leader, Augusta; Detroit, NYork. CHARLesToN, Aug 5. Arrived—Br bark Quoen, 53 days from Liverpool. Spoke aus a, Jat 30, lon 62, brig Brotaers (of Norfolk), bouad to inidad. Cleared—Ship Sullivan, N¥York; schr Goorge Engs, Mia- dleto: 4th—Arrived—Sohr eee E Vincent, Barbadoos, and 5 days from Fortune Island. Left at the latter place, bark N. G Hichbora, for Boston in two days. bark Vanoonver, from Wilmington for Cienfuegos, strack on the Ford rock, and put in full of water. was surveyed, condemnod, and or- deroa to be sold next Heraid Marine Correspondence. PurLaverputa, Angust 6—4 PM. Arrived —Barks Orline st Junu, aoubird, Matanzas; Mole Cienfuegos; brig Brazanza, Molntyre Fisher, New Haver nwich; Sally Ann, Watson, Bosto cranio, Cain, Boston, Smith Tuttle, Allen. Hyenua: Vomber, Sandford, New Bedford; Virginia Price, Scudder, poner Beaters Appleton, Derby; T H Seymour, Smit jew York, Cleared—Ship Loodianah, Aloxander, Quobes; brie Clara, Noreravo, Triniaad, port Spain; schrs Liberty, Williama, Charleston; Dandy; (Br) Pruddeny Harbor Island, HS Thompson, Fisher, New Haven; % Stratton, Studans, Bridgeport; Sally Ann, Watson, Boston; Georgia, Pattin: gill, Portsmouth; Mechanic, Cain, Boston; Smith Tutt! Allen, Plymouth; Aleyona, Whitaker, Wilmington, N Henrietta, Keea, Boston; Honesty, Apploton, New Havei ‘TI Seymour, Smith, Hartford; propeller Vulean, Hand, New York. "i Miscellancous, Nereus, Manzanillo; Orion, Philadel- York. 4 Stratt & steam~ to huve is, in all run ashoro; wrecker: joing. probability, the Alabama, before reported. Barx Yamuri, at Key Wost, having been, by or surveyors, thoroughly caulked in ber upper works, bo hove out again on 29th ult for further examination, ctill leaky. Bric Harriet, hence at Sagua, has been condemned. Her leak was caused by stricking on Orange Key, on the outward passage. Scur Hewry Devano, before reported lost on her sage to this port from Texag, struck in, crossing P ‘a vallo Bar on the 1th ult, and sprungaleak. The Captain thonght he world proceed on the voyage, being of the opinion that he coult make New Orleans st all events. but when five days ont, the leak became so bad thatit was found necessary to run the schooner ashore. This was done on the night of the 15th, when within about 80 miles of the South- wost Pass, The vo total toss, and but asmall por- tion of the cargo was ed, in a Jamaged condition, Scnr Enex Hrneert (of Rockland), Johnson, bound from Aux Cayes to Boston, having sprung @ leak in the Cai- cos passage, hove over deck load, but the leak increasing bore up for Fortune Island to repair. While crossing the reef to entor the harbor, struck, eplit kee), and stove nk. She had been condemned andto be sold July 26. rgo saved in ® damaged state, and sold for the benefit of sil concerned. Two vessxns were advertised for at Valparaiso, Jane 2, one to load at Valdivia, about 250 tons guano fur New York, Leing partof the cargo of ship Hercules, Gifford, at Valdi- vin, in distress; the other to load at Taleahawno about 600 fons guano, cargo of ship Delores Robles, both bound to New York, to being Pas- Poxt or Bostos—Arrivals and clearances for the mouth of July:— ARRIVALS, Barks, Brigs Pe 101 Sch’s. SI'ps. Tot. 0° 364 2b 4 876 236 «67581092 brigs, and 191 schrs were ¢ Bremen: 1b a1 brig 8 k Sicilian; 1 brig Russian; and the romainder American, CLEARANCES St'zs, Ships. Barks. Brigs, Sel as ae Foreign. 3 213 Constwis 2 a 169 2 out 7 164 2 2 710 0 7 Of the above, 2 ships, 5 barks, 74 brigs, and 198 schrs British: 2 barks and 1 briz Swedish; 1 Ship and 1 bark Ro tinn; 2 brigs Bromen; 1 brig Norwogian; | brig French; t sc! Dutch; and the remainder Amerioan, Notices te Mariners. Bracon ar Bomnay Hannon ~Commodore’s Ofive, Bombay, May 19—It is hereby intimated that the beacon on the isiand of Kennery, situate at the entrance of Bombay Harbor, the completion of which was made known by a noti- fication published in the “Bombay Government (azotte,” and dated April 3, 1851, having been partinily destroyed by the heavy rains of the monsoon, was taken down. A now beacon since been commenced, sufficiently advanced towards completion as ‘to be visible to veasels approaching the harbor, and it is expected will be entirely fluished by the Ist of June next. ‘The new beacon is of @ cylindrical form, and rises to the Leight of 70 feet above the foundation. ‘The beacon is printed black, and can b of 16 miles on a clear day. Note- The following are afew of the bearings from Kon- pery:—Outer light N by Wis W 13 miles » by miles; inner light, N45 E, 11 miles; northern pass, NE ‘\\_E, 8 miles, ‘By order of the Commander-in-Chiof Indian Navy. Cusrom House, New Beprorn, Collector's Othioe, Ang 2, 1852. he Light will be oxtingmished in the Lighthonse at Bird Isleud, Buzzard’s Bay, on and atter Tuesday, the 10th day of August, while the Lighthouse is being re In the meautime, # temporary light will be shown on the vame éito, until the now lighthoure is comploted notice will be given, MT Kt Suap't of Lights for the District of New SELL, Bedford, Saxn Kev Lrowt, The light ehip on Sond Key will be removed on the 15th August. ter which no light will be exhibited until the r n of the icon lighthouse on Sand Key, now under charge of Lieut. Meade, of the topographioal engzincera, who is only waiting an appropriation to completo the structure. Whalemen, Cid at Now Bedford 24, ship Caroline, ford. North Pa- cio; 34, ship Empire, Hoary, North Paci ip Caro- line, do: NACE ‘tt Nantucket 30th, sche Hamilton, Patterson, Eho ) Lbis humpback ei Arr at Warren Slst, ship Boy, Merry (Inet roported sid from Bay of Islands Deo 2 155i, h 150 bbls ep oil) has tren since Dec i ord 4th, ship Eunpire ork, Aronaut, Bi NB. cloan; § been sbsent from W Sid from New Bed Ar at Mystic July 31, bark Leand 200 da wh ¢ Returned Aug J, shi ot) pvinceto Wn, Ryan, of Truro, clean. x On coast of Pera June 10, by letter from Cops Be of New B ‘ vurier, Howland, NB, 450 9 Ist, Paragon, N deline FH, 1,200 #0; Zonas C F vest, wer do ‘ sp. for home. 000 , ox, NB, 800 ep (reported June 6, 1,000 sp). G08, Leonidas, Clark, 0 sp 40 bikfish; Platina Les, Westport, 000 tp: Maria, Porry Nagt, 300 sp. Ieurd tro. off Gallipayos Islands in May. Jor Meige, Allon, N Congarce, Malloy, do, 400 ep, andrews, Ny Jays, Thempaon, FH, 1,000 sp, OM Quibo ia Ma askins. NB; 60 kp, bound to the Atlantic 3 Howes, NB 600 sp. Sid from iy Wim. Rotch, Morselander, FH, om ® cruise, no oil on board, had sold 30 bbls. B: Apl7, ? at W 6 arren, RI, from Bay of Islands, NZ, has 200 bbls sp off on board, and 54 bole 48 bi am on freight, has sold 400 sp off on the voyage, ut. 60 bbls to nédon. Re from Bay of Islands March 23, Washiny SH, ol for Arctic. Ove ‘sunday Island Jan 10, Huntress, NB cloan, for Arctic Ocean, soon; bh 8, Robert ’ulsford, NB, 8 months out, clean, for Arctic ported ‘March 6, £00 4 Sm) 157 1F W, the Hoy a re had io vole rahiet May 10, Win Bedford, 1.4 At F nearly repaired, Ine Androws, NB, with 3 small ep whales and i backfish; had landed the sp ‘and would wail on a eruise next day in Atlantic Ocean. Spoke June 23, Monteza no oll; June 26, Cleors, of do, no oll, t Bay of Islands Feb 6, by letter from Capt Smith, War- ren, of Hotmon's Hole, 100 wh 2 ep, bd Ni Swift, Vincent, NB, just arr. 1,400 «p (roported in’ November, 1850). Capt V nad aoen the Pocuhontes, of Holmes's Holt, 1 fow days bag eg Ald sp. ave, NB, which was reported May 28 ofl unknown, is Moved inva letter from Capt Downes, April 50, off Mada: SCO ap. wrest Honolulu May 20, Hobomok, Calliot, of Falmouth, to . it ia May 19, Antelope, Potter, of Newport. to pee Gsilao July 6. Geo Howland, Cromwell, of NB. from Tombez. Bid July 6, Wm Rotch, Morslancer, of FI, for "i nde. Pineotayat Telands, Feb 2, by letter from Capt Samps clas W Morgan, B, 100 sp. ran Sid from Hobart Town, V DL, March 7, Splendid, Smith, of Cold Spring, bound on & cruise, im March 1, Buterpriee, Sia from G Swain, Nan, 350 ap, 200 eh. April 2 Alsbaine. Coggostail. do ath 6 Adams, Fish, FH, 64 sp; 2th, Emily Morgan, Ewer, 60) op. lighthouse N | dridge, | Lee Ghoo Inland, Mey 28th, Mohawk, Swain, Non, ‘ NB, which std from Honolulu 25, couched om the rest. bi ook Mifcdca tem June 12, ao Int, he, Oreay, Taft, Hamblin, | N Heard from in Feb, ne lat, &o, Ganges, Coffin, 1200 sp; | rted 900 | ere tat w Tongs w by lottor from Capt Shook: | fey, Fomeriane NB. S08 sp, taken within the provious 20 July 25,1 $208, low 6129, Esther, of Orleans, qanl7 Ink 40%, fon 7046, cohr Alatamaha, of Bippic ig buy Ms nt ST 9, lon 38 W, Trople Bird, of NB, 40 bbIs sp May 12, off the Bashee Islands, Ansell Gibbs, Worth, FH, 1100'sp. 5 Ship Cohota, Couey from Boston (June 16) for San Fran- cisoo, Jue 26, Int 32 46 N, lon 47 We ehip ‘Andrew Foster, from Liverpool for NYork, July 14, lat 47 57, lon 18 10 Ship Eiama Watta.from Newonstle, E, for Phiindelphia, Was pagsog Aue, 1, off Nantucket. A large Am clipper ship, with two letters, apparently HO, ip her fore topsaii, and showing a white swallow tail signal, bine white and red, wae seon eteerlog 5, July 15, lat 184, N, lon 89 16 W. Am clipper ship, havi d in towards O}: rn: eet tacked and stuod made out. The ship with Forbes’ rig, steoring S (said to have shown Dutch flag at the epenker gaff, seem June Jat 14 06 Jon 34 26, ix believed to have been the Mippogritie, How: from Boston Giey 17) tor San Francisco. Bri yyae ) Harrington. from Salem for Rio Grande, June 16, Lar distant about 150 miles. Brig, Viotorine, Brown, from Baltimere for Rio Janciro, Ro date, off Pernambuco. Bolir Medway Balcom, from Balttnore for Halifax, July off Pros; br JH Yiapuer, from Boston for Charloston, Ang 2, n Ports, Fishing Rip WNW id miles, re! Aen, June 7—Sid bark Sopronis, Cloatman, Muscat. ARDROSSAN, July 23—Br bark Argyle, for Boston, lig. Cencerrion, June 6—Arr bark Juiia Ann, Kemsdell, NYork for San Francisco, 70 days passage; had not a single case of sickness during the v1 8. CaRTMAGENA, abt July 26-—No Am vei rt. En- BEBE Dory brig Winthrop, Crowell, from NYork Or Saata ar Care Haytien, July 22—Brig Medford, Thomas, from v Boston, disg; only ‘Am 5 Cuonsranr, July 17—Ships Peterhoff, Endicott, for Bose tom, ldg; Oxford, Minot, for NYork fow days; Cornelia Fre 0 load for do; Josephins, Bornholm, uno; bar! Aquila, Nowell, for NYork, ldg; Yarmouth, Bangs, to lo. for NYork; brigs Linden, Rowo, for Boston, lig; Inda, Hobre, une. Fonrrune Istanp, July U—Are brig Typee, Larkin, for Philadelphia next day; othors as betors. Gannia, July 4—Brig Hamilton, Silver, for loeward, uno; only Am vessel GLAscow, July 23—Ships Tsabolita (Br), Martin, to sail from Greenock Sth inst for N york; Thos Couron, Martin, tor 0, Jag; bark America (Br), McKinnon. for do. Greenock, July 3—Snip Dirigo, Doane, for NYork, ready. Haver, July 7—are chip Wm'H Wharton, Gutes, Gul- veston (not NYork). Hauirax, July S0—Arr schrs Triton, Willett, NYork; Harmony, Comainger, Kichmond; Sist. Stewart Campbe! U'Brien, Philadelpuis, Cld Slst, schr Wilmot, Rood, Phita- delphis. Puasnonr, July 26—Arr brig Sophia, Bellord, NYork; Bist, bark Majestic, Trask, NYork, MANZANILLO, July 17—Br bark ‘Horatio, Younghusband, from St Thomas tor Boston 25th. Nevviras, July 4—Brigs Floronoo, Ray, for NYork 3 No Am. versel in port. days; Oriole, Brandt, for do; only Am You ONTO CABELLO, July 22—! Ponce, PR, July23—Barks Magnolia, Bownes, for Maya- guez, to load for NHaven (one of her seaman was drowned on tho evening of 22d); Excolsior, Whittlesey, for NYork soon (before reported for NHaven); Forest Prince, Hinck- ley, from St Creix for Baltimore 500 jd 22d, eve, brig Jas W Elwell, Johnson, NYork. A ri Srigs Crotom, Blye, for Phi , Clark, from Boston, di: sehrs Eureka, Hooper, do do; rt av Prince, July 2— lade} ldg (not NYork); E: KRW er, Mayo, for do, idg; Gre; 0, Kendrick, ao, wtg. iio ees June 26-Shipe Thos Watson, Lyle, from California; Edgar, Mitchell, from Valparaiso; bi Henry Shelton, Allen, from Live: for Phila- ool; St James, Littl yy Haskell from Boston: Salem, ‘York; May Queen, Watson, fn itornla £01 de; and others. ark Reindeer, Roberts, for Baltimore 2 days; brigs Helen, Scott (or Hughes), for Baltimore 10; Bathurst, Dut- ton, for do 4. Sid brig Sea Foam, Waits, Baltimore Remxni0s, July 25—Bark Lucinda Sears Scars, for NYork 15 days; bri 8 Waite, Hutchinson, do 20; Jos Aloion, Clark, do 16; Swan, York, dob; Caroline, Cook, from Bos: on, diez. Riownvero, July 31—Arr brit Thomas, Taylor, NYork. Swan Rive (Now Holland), Nov 30—Arr brig M P Cas- sily, Barker, Singapore. Sonam, June 4—Bark Lawrenco, Clark, from Cayonno, arr 23d, unc; brig Niger, Higgins, from Gloucester, just arr} d oth efor. “NaGUa, July 25—Ship Charles & Jane, Oliver, for NYork ‘brig Harriet, Kelly, 26th; bark Mary, Gilkey, for do soon; from NYork, condemned, ely 8—Scbr Loango, Parsons, from and for N only Am vor Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aug 3—Sld sour S Nelson Hall, Law- ree are Irie’ Brookline, Eli dy Bast} brs F th—Arr bri rooklin ing woo! aatport; schre P tr Ryder, NYork. “Sid Old Hickory (ne ers. Patterson. Eldridge, Boston; Empire, 4th, schr Mary Peavy, Simpson, Boston. ALBANY, Aug 1—Arr ochrs Philadelphis, Susan. Glide, ire, United, and D Vermont, and Richard Law, Boston; B lotilda, N T Willetts, Provic ence; Clo’ loop Eliza, Pro vidence. Cid steamer Albany, op Repabiic, N Beofurd. Sth—Arr steamer Mohawk, Hartford; schr Nile, Boston. Cld steamer Albany, Hartford; echrs Jobn Harris, Fall River: Deuicl Webster, Boston. APPONAUG, Aug 1—Arr brig Joseph, Kollar, Charlos- in. BALTIMORE. Aug 2—Arr schrs W B Darling, Gibbs, Pro. videnco; Alice, Wicks, and Chas C NYork. ‘id brigs ent Randall jal nd Kachacl Jane, a nver, Néal, Albany; Sea Breeze, Harriman, Bos ‘llor, W Indies; steamer Nebraska, Colmary, N Callao via Hampton Be n; schra Michi- ton; Fawn, ork. 4th—Arr ship Sunbeam, Windsor, vi Ronda 116 daye; bark Maryland, Di gan. Blissett, NYork;, Nathan’ D ase: Aid, Lesiic, Mariel via Charlosto erva, McGivern, Fall River; RI.’ Cid ship Martha (Brom), Klockget Sth—Arr ships American, Saunders, Liverpool June 8th; Vandalia, Liutrio, Bremen June 7th; barks Reindeer, Ro- berts, Kio de Jancito Juno 26th; Mary Annab, Keating, Liverpool June 7th; Clintonia Wright. Rafile, Rio neire June 25; brig Seguin, Dubel, Trinidad Isiand 18th, St Themas July 23d, schr Van Buren, Potter, Bangor, Me. Cid bark Eile, Flynn, Boston; brig Carbon, Langthorn, do; sehr WW Wyer, BOSTON, Aug June 12, Downs 15th; schra tins 17th; Emily B Souder, or, Bro: 0 —~Arr ship Daniel Sharp, Arey, London, isahg schre Major (Br), Saunders, 8: Mar Chase, Wilmington, NC; Le va- nah, Goyer, Philadelphia; Martha, Spofford, and Equal, Aa- drows, NYork. Cld ships Henry, Curtis, NOrloans; barks Co- re (Sie), Pirandello, unos Ayres; N W Brid; ‘annah; Pontuc Nickeraen, Gharlerton; in0; 0 (S10). D'allio, Montevideo au Millor, Jacksonville. to load for Lae guna and Nevy Bay; Albatross, Cochran, Philadelphia: Ed- ward, Morton, and Mctallak. Afley, do; schr Marabal Tuhoy, of Mobile, late pilot boat of Boston). O'C |, Mobile v York; Eurotas, Trefothen, Alexandria; Roxbury, Nicker- son, Phiiadelphia, S14 bark, Ameliai brig LW Maxwell, Bh Kellar, Philadel; Buenos Ayres; ath—Arr ships Henry, Gill, and Richmond, Dudley, N Orleans; barks Costarelfi (of Boston), Dickey, Messina May f of Thomaston), Ingraham, Mansaniiie July % Boy Baltimore; trigs Brilliant ( Br), Gresnwood, Ba- lize, Hon, July 13; Marine, Dickey, Cardenas, July 22; Fron- tier (of Calais), Hoyt, Fortune Seland July 24; Billow (of Gardiner), Flitner, Galveston July 5; Commorco, Sonvey, Wilmington, NC; Pembroke, Pike, Baltimore: Foster, Baker, Philadelphia; sebre Oster (Br), Porter. Turks Island July 16; Julict, Baker, Richmond: Cyrns Chamberinia, Baltimore; Sarah, Munson; Wm Hi Mitohell, Mitchell; Lawry; Watchie, Wooster: Vietory, Baber; Georgo Edward, Mi d Edna (, Kelly, Phitadolphia; Elizaboth, Otis, Al- Richardson, Rondont; Florida, Long; Luther o, Chase, and Martha Jaze, Foster, NYork. Signal for Cid steamship Amorica (Br), Shannon, Liverpool vi jehip Winged Arrow (now clipper. L,062to: San Francisco; bark Oak, Rydor, Philadel MoCrillis, Havana; Helen F Ryder, Pain Keok: ; Bevguels, Hiteheeck, Iphia: schrs Sardine, Patrick, Richmond; T ompson, Nickerson, and Quecn, Brown, Wilmington, Del; Barratt, Cobb, and Kensington, Foster, Philadelphia; Empire, Lovell, Albany; Homer, Parker; Wolcott, Boors, and Anthracophora, Wheldon, NYork. Sid steamehip Ame- rica (at 12:10), ship Suffolk, barks Fairy, British American, NW Bridge, [das (from Curacao, supposed for Marblehead), with her inward cargo; brigs Rust readian, for ——; schr Marabal Tehey. “Brig Ma tha Worthington. and sehr How- ard eld yesterday; and Ottoman, on Saturday afternoon. 5 Arr Br steamship Niagara, Stone, Liverpool, 2th nit, Halifax 4th inst, 6 AM, arr up at4 40 P brigs Adah (Br), Patten (late Wright), Port au Prince, 16cn ult; an- ut (of Boothbay |, Philadelphia; schrs Cal fornis, oth ult; Willow, Lewis, Norfolk; Blica Philad ; Captain John, Mc¥ariaad, uy Roundout; Sea Lion, Ophir. Booker, aad Bearse, Vanda, Philadelphia; Brown, Now York: Werrior, Iam, Ne' mers Join Harvey, True, Ha.itex, 40 hours; Eastern , Blanchard, St John, NB, At Quarantine, bark Governor Tinckloy (of Gotte 19. Telegraphed, burg, July. Marseilles; Lucy Elizabeth, from Car- from Messina; Warren Brown, frova Phi- barks Stam! iff, brige Itas i Indelphis; echt Bepjamin Franklin, Loud, from Bath for Po tomacriver, anchored below Ist might’ for a harbor, Cli ships Horbert, Bangs Hallett, St Petersburg; Tirrel!, El- liott, St John, NB, to load for Liverpool; barks Atm and | and servand, © M Folger, Mary, Allen Dawes, Malaga, Baker & Morrill; sey Broush- ton, Aron Cutter, New Orleans; Modena, Bidridge, Baiti- { mo hoderick Dhu, Smith, Fran! t to lond for Penea- | brigs Choctaw, Stevens, Go: and a mkt; Arthur L (Br). Mon S ity; P K ichborn, Ph 5 d, Joshua HMattett, nrner. Kelley, New York, Sld ship) evry, Titrell; barks Ann ‘Inrisea, Pentucket “e | an ‘and Nina, Helon a cord, Nelson, Genzuela, . Thomas and Edward, Henry Leeds, étallak, and othors. Pickering, Philndet- ir Gon W yreneg, Re Cld 24, sobr Cali- phin; 24, brig Alpine, Liavencr, Rondout. forn in Phiadoiy hia, id—Cld sebre California, sre iy Philadolphia, Rati, July $i—Arr sehr J A Kich, Si vannah. Sd—Arr brig Forester, Jowett. Phi CHARLESTON, Aug 2—Arr bark Velocity, Rydor, Boston, elona, Sld ebip Catalan . Batape, Bai CALAIS, Aug Me brige Velon me, Philadelphia; Foch, Bonner, NYork (or Providence); sebes A Sawyox, Haskell, Philadelphia; 2b, Loella, W Baltimore, CAMDEN, July 28-Sid rig Zanobia, Carleton, 8 Mi- Tilden, NYork. ; 26th, sehr Rubloon, : 2é—Arr aches John Tuvis, Crano, Norfolk; Fraitfal Vine, Perry, Port Ewen. Sld #d, schrs Enoch French, Hall, Rap- pebannock: Yantic, Burt, Philadelphia. DAMARISCOTTA, July 29—Arr brizs R Baldwin, Mon- SRE? Viesinin, doth, Ava, do; ebrs Dennis, and Diainond, or FALL RIVER, Aug l—Arr schr Coylon, Amsbury, Nor- d) ole. ‘4th— 81d sche Mathow C Durfoo, James, Baltimoro. GALVESTON, July 19—In port, among others, ship Sto- hen F Austin, Olark, dig; brig Wahsega, Smith, for NYork ap; wont Love Star, Stovens, wee GARDINER, July Z7—81d schrs Sohn Randolph, and Co- Ann Guest, Foster, and Victory. Pratt; do} ona Bai Ohal- pent arte ae tah ‘ack, Albany; Sachom, te dart Hi ries Maitland, Pictou k: Volcan, Monn, Savanna 1s Mar. Jn, 20ch ult for ” NS; sehre Copy, Degaote. \Mitadeiphia for Boston; recil Nontuchot for WKOrk. brigs Calais, Barba. Fi Boston; Sophia (Br), i horner, Pike, NYork; lat 8 PREC, Joly Ware sobs NYork. Sid 24, sohrs urd "Mersiseay wove Mere Godfrey; and Esthor Eliza, Dvot, N York, , Avg 8, 1142 AM—The LAENES (Daly aed an schooners, DF WORTLE, July 20—Arr brig D Malonoy, Jeffrioe, Phila deIphia. brig Tehuantepec, Curtis EW ORLEANS, July 2—Arr brig peo, Cnr NEW . Mary Ell Tamplea, Vera Crug, 19%) im 55! ky and 1 3 ‘m, Wh Soule, Sia a Crus. ee nie steamebl Soars. NYrie, 20th inat; iT Miter, Galt, Rio We Janeiro, 224 Tune; bark £. (Pr) Hubner, 54 days Bordeauy. * Cla ships bil, Ore, London; Windsor Castle, Galdroy, Bordoaux; hrigs Brothers, (B ——<—< Seer shpety ey ere Rare ‘Towed te sea 25d inst, ships Mezart, Uriel, Chas Neal mi d Jou Parker, bark E 4 Kinane THORFOLE, a 5 1—Are barks le, Bancan, ay Cors,” Ho 6 regen. un low Yori in, in d botere reported). Cid J srl Element (ie) Kenney, Darbedecss sag 2, trig doth land (Sm) Trahewe Jamal SEW BEDFORD. Aug $—Art sohrs Yonko Horo, Ohueter eud, James Ki ‘vost, Prisby, 0} NEW HAVEN aug Philadelphia; sloop Tautivy, Ruveell, Albauy. Pauletalgelat Ghactn es aibtore a le] ia; Charity. ——, any; sloo; NYerk. “Sid bark Brothors, Dudley, NYork; ‘Wright Albany: sloop Hove and Susan, NEWBURYPORT, Avg 4—Arr °° r; Jo} for N Yor! ‘Arr schrs Yantic, Burt, Fall River for Norfolk: od tF. fhn Wesley, Sweet, Troy ia 8—Arr schr Genoral Cameron, Ties, Emeline, iM, scbr { Moret, Smith, NYorx. Zion, Lee, Aicxene NEW LONDON, Aug 4—Arr schr Sidney Minor, Heb: Philadelphia; sloop Now Leesan Chappell, Rondout. . N Yori Blivi sloop Jas Lampheer, PRivapeventa , Nickersn: ‘4th—arr ships Diana, Clawao Thompson, Liverporl 4 day lett, Boston; brig Chasce Calais bow, Flummer New York; Georgia, Pett mouth, NH; Emma Harford, Bosson; steai cot, Whitaker, Now York. Cla briz Vetasoo, ton; sohre Alida, Delanoy, Norwiob; Charity, B vidence Ninetta, Stites, ¢ Geo A Allon, Allon Bath; Co; y. Davis.” Sag Larbor: fen, Ingalls, and Kate eath, Moslander, Boston; O: yNoal, NYork. PROVIDENCE, Ancust 3—Arr sobra S Suffolk, Noble, Irets Giaddirg. Albany. sloops tol America, Sturges, New York. cy ; Baltimore. Philadelphia; Ann Smitl Pree ‘0; T Benedict, Dorsey, Ndaveng Pree acide, ol pking Ha+king, ld pod N Sli tchrs Bmoporium, Shro, irs + AP Walters, ® , New York; slooph New York, Gibbs, Rondout, Ath--Propellet Petrol, Rogers, N York: brig Enoch Bonnory Morton. © hrs Mary Anna, Haley, Philadelpois: Louming, Godfrey, do, Warren 0.’ Loode, do: Sobm W Gandy. Townsend, do; Bli town rion, do, Thomaw Potter, Clark, do; H. & Westen, Maloy, do: Meteor, Porry, Rondout. Beiow, a horm brig, with lumber: also, $ fore 3 ame sé sloops. Sailed, sloops Frederic Brown, Gardiner, 07 rik. Arr at Westorly, July 31, schre Admiral, Barber, Phila- 2. Jane, Mall, N York, delphia: AnK PORILAND, Aug 2—Arr schr Isabella, Webber, Phila- de} phia, —arr brig Portland, Safford, Cardenas 18th ult. Old eohr Sam! Gilman (new, 196 85 96ths tons), Berry, X ie Avg 2—Arr sehr Marion A Gould, Graat. ia. Philadelphia; Nancy 3—Sld oO 5 . Sid sohrs Oriana, Dodge, NYorks » Lowis, Albany; Express, Car PORT: Philadelp! 4th—Arr Mills Eldy; RICHMOND, Aug lary Wise, Crook: 4th—Arr sobrs Tryph lon, James River. schrs Banner. Lawry, jee, NYork. SAVANNATL, Ang 2—Are schr Morth State, Horte York. N York. Sid ships State Rights, Paxton, Liverpool; Ster! Benderson, Cadiz, Spain; bark Henry Kelsey, Howes, Bos- on. ‘$d—Arr brig Harriot, Wheeler, Bath Mo. SALEM, Aug l—Arr sohr Atiantto, Nickerson, 4th—Arr brigs Adelphi (of Boston), Gorha: Africa, July 4; Elizaboth Felton, Upto’ 12 (bad ‘hoavy weather N of Bermads Snow. New dor, Dexter, Rio Grand WYork. Gai ); sohrs Susan Chaee, ‘ork, via Marblehead 81d 4th, bark Wm Sohre- ; sehr Maria Thoresa, N York. NDWICH, July 29—Sld échr Stranger, Perry, Phila- deiphi 4—Cid gohr Maria Terosa, NYork, SULLIVAN, July 27—Sld echr Orion, Uran, N’ WASHINGTON, N Indies: Rough and R rause, N Smith, do Farrow, N Yor! Abbott, do; 28th, ork; Washington, 8) Deborah, Robbii di lobe, Tooker, do; F; Farrow, < racks do; Independ ‘ooker, do; Independence Friends, Simmons: Boston; Wakefield do, York Cla brig Aan (is), ‘ork. br: la (Br). dopendenco, Farrow, and 8t Leon, Richardson, Passengers Arrived. Nonvorx—Stoamshii Warren, Thos Kinacy, J § Hovam, Wm 8 Wood, P H Montague, A Leach. @ W Geddy, Huntington, GH Meri A Davis, £ R Galo, J C,H JH Windship, 6. W. Sh Burr, Mus M Mafor, M Haddington and lady, J W Scott Walter H Harriton, J ‘mson, Miss R Hanson, Miss field, Mis Koanoke—Geo Whitfield, J La $8 Miller, John Moet ‘York. 2—arr sohr Adele, Aokt ‘arter, Dalhousie, NS; a ces Tat lo; Mary Smith, July 21—Arr schrs Star, Bond, W shes Lad ‘05 ley, W sohre (aes Pickett. Miss C N Nicholas, e. Leach, Miss M Mra M Le an daughter, Alcx Bell and son, Judge Mr Cox and serv't, HH Dunnavant and lady, Miss Virgt Dnnnavant, Capt 5 L Brooee, Indy and cervant, Miss Croes, LT Robinson, C H Reid indy son and daughtor, Mise Mather and sister, Mies © Young HL Cary and lady, Mise Suck. Ed Skinner lady and 3 childron, Mrs moe bee GL Sesloy, Mr Drown, Jacob Kull son and’ child, JD Keeley, Ja Everhart, Jobn Roberts, T A McKaiu P Bilworth, iy Modler lady ‘and 4 children, Levorty and son, 'T Bland. Hy Kingman. Mi © Darighe, Royos, Mr Yalie and child, P Boers lady and 2 childron, and $3in the ster ives Robina it, W Robinson Dr A G Oliys 00L—Ship Kossuth—F W Robinson, C Rol iH er Clone, MY Mrs 8 Cope, MrsJ Gorels, Mrs M Keeloy, Mrs 8 Heyball, Tavre—Ship Rhine—Dr eee and lady, Mr Leyden. Key West—Bark Margaret—Mr Amos Grinnell, B Clarke and Indy, Mrs J © Bracewell, Mrs J C Clapp, Master W C Maloney. Passengers AsPinwAti—Steamehip Ohio—W D Olendorf, Mrs Olen- hild and servant; J A Heyeman, and se 'M B Reynolds, Mes. Reynolds, J Goldemith and Galdsti Schaub, ky JN Botts, L arch, W H Miller, F Tilford. U Delano, Wells, Forgo & Co's messenger; messenger, Berford & Co's mossonger, W D EL Morgan, A Hilla, 8 L Vine, MS Austin, Ciuk, lady and servant; “JM “Bourne, elicy, fon, J R W Watson van children; Miss Johnson, J ¥ March, M Randolph. Vign N vhappie, ‘Jas W Coburn’ A Michoak, G Curtiss. CB Evans, 8 M Elliott, TC Tanantz, J In L Newman, iSmith and lady S Samuel, M Killelea, © Fisher, Honyburst, GC Wild Brown, P Davis, Adame & el Gado. M Ps J Ri e, 8 67 Mo 8 BP Fowler, ? G Hoflcy and lady, RS Martin, Mrs 8 Martin and Indy aad. servant: I Joseph and ser Mrs M MoGlinn and chiid,C Millor, Indy and five Master, ‘Mr Grappepoh and Indy. Jno Spring, Jno Gaines, 1. Meagher. F Moyers, Wm W: burn, Mt Vettick, Peter Lewis, és Downise, Jos London, M ‘01 » Chas P S D Reed, Henry Sigh, KE Benes, ‘Shera, er Sinelair, David 2 Shi Archibald T, Loekim, Jas Lockim, ckim, ‘ijfeathor, McConnor, H MeFenden, John MoGloia, Ed’ MeGoway, N O Holmes, JC Gorse, E Voth © G Poterson, J E Colbuen, A Hollenao Hi Young, J & Stepbonfon,’ Pauling Van Bi mon, D Nathan, Wm Gouzh, D McDonald. Brown, Rev. J A Webb, WF ber, P Lawrence, A C Braley, Tobias, P Chapma lips, Asron Wolf, P Barrtman, Geo Gilbert, J unis, G Willoughby, GK Lue: der, Solomon Carling, P Gratt lex MeNabb, WS McNabb, Saml Isane Phillips, A Abrauam, Steam and wife, Joh wile, Philip Martin, Samuel Tobias, Walter C Eonedecker, Jno Lockwood, Jas Doly, Mrs Jas ol, Groone, Jno Donovan, 1B itowardy J Beals, Mr Edwens, Mr Kerlan, W. Jamos Marks. C Hulbert, D Kidd, P CH Cuyler, Yr Morri ‘over We john Brace A TP Whitman, Mr Wiss, AF 2M Holister, £ PW: apt J. Yorthington, lady a vervant, Lieut. Hill. Liet Kore, Je M Catlin and Indy. Thos Gardinn and lady, M Philips, @ P Hall, John Brady, Sedasco, Pedro Silva, Samuel Johns, Wm Evans, ills, T Mills, P Lope: PP Williams, H Walter W Kk Mitchol, Solomon Jaocbs, W M Te: im. Brady, jurg, Jacob E McDonala, Wood. G & Pearce, BS A Book, W MoRianey. Julies Dolas Phil- JL JM Alden, Adolph Schu- jady and child, W Ht Pe 'e1 wer, J Myora, Peckham Jobn Brady, W Firstin, Mr Tophiey, WN Gil ie “ie i ne Mr J Frooch, cr lady and ady two daughters and f in Welt and othery, includiay 109 Panama Roilroad mechantes and laborers. San Juan Miss Ann Williams, Chas ¥ Daniel, Miss wife, and five Bulle; os bs, Mrs Frances wile A Hayward, wite, and chil pe Nicanacva—Stcamship Prometheus— Thos H Bostick, be, Me ten; M. Levi and wifo, JO jreenleaf Thomas, Henry M Frost, J D Forbes and Mrs Woloott and chil W Hi Savford, wife, and three children; Mrs Churchill an child, J Livingsto: Eliza’ Jacoh Win Parkinson, Mra C L Stay Neugh and two chilozen, Rumpf, M bach, John Kaiser, Simmons, Piereo, Alex, Drammond, Thos Grifith, H Hufmann. TK Vern al Belduston end wife, J > Lions i, Poter Bousher, John Ledon, LB Watson, Wm White. C Peterson and w et i 1 MeCarty and w on, Mra Mary MeDeo: Harley and two sone, Gilbert Morris Jobn Fle Colne Thos ry, J Davis, Thos Maawoll, ‘Thos Pearson and ‘they children, Mre ‘ad child, Chas W Gleason, Jas Paykiosomy ord, Geo Greon, RW Peck Wm Cornell Jowett, Mrs Unnnalt WA Kraho, Juatns Bowen, J @ ohn MoKinstey, Dank 1, Stanford, Follor, Wm Wim F sylvester, Poilip Riley, joty. Franke T Stophen Smaitin, lien Connor and two children, Mra Hiaanah Seara, ng, Daniel Colne. Liward’ Riioy, P Hicker or Torok, Fea & cia Hiomerwick. Michnel Hoberor. Margt Landegag, A Stevens, Timovhy Moher, Jawes Driscoll, Mise Margaret Calno, Gile bert Walker, Mark Moyle, Jobn Moy! Susan Sharkey, Patricy Ke Tras Bouchard an dos Godshaw, $ Adam Ludwig.’ Jos Rothenball, N Sterafels, Abraham Stornfels, Bernot Motzol, Moses Jagob F Alexander McAlister, Nelson Neli Worrall, Patriol son, Jolin MeDausal Curran, Jae MoBlro William, dag J Kydor, Fi mes, Albers Marian, chow er, A Delon; Patrick Mebonale, Hugh MeKiro en, Chas Kellett, Patrick Riloy. Levi Laag 0, Davtd Coote lo, Thos Costello, Dan Hesoher Bernard kelly, Jaw cin, Mivs R MoGuirey wifo and iniant, Thos McKenna, Jas Jowell, a fo, & Baptiste swobe= dabaw, Mara Fromont, Mattlireson, Borohard dkeind, Josedh nery, Jobn Mead, Willia A Deriemer, Michael Landers, R Ramebotto: , Wm Noilis, Fras Enos, Jasob Kricto: efiry T Pras Cos! Raseoll "Wm Loonoy, Patrick Hayae, Jas Aariey, Heary Gibbs, GD Emrick, John MeCabe, Chas Douny, Join Con= way. EB W Harlison, Patrick Lynsky, l Skellenger, Thom Murphy, and #7 in the rteerage. Liverpoor—Steamship America, from Boston—In the steamship America, for Liverpoot- A Smytherman, and John O'Mara, of Bosto bad, of Springfield; Joseph Clayton, sad Geor Now York; Wm Croensy, of Clinton Oo,, NY} Mra Winans, and two childron, Mes Binks, Winans. of Baltimore: Wm Crowder, of Thepard, of Mobile; F FA) ‘IT Robi and Charles Mae of N Smith, ark: Wm Howser MoGes, of St John; A W Thom Wier, of Montren!) JW, Gwynne aud ‘oronto; Capt Dorin of Mt WH Kogiment: © Do Bsph of Mexico; Antoine Mathe, ntral Am; N Miott, of Port » a; — Jamo son, Wm Lloyd, ; A Andrew, of Sweden; wil A — Graham. Am: A Gaudelanean and danghter, Benot residence not given—52, Pont Pirin, AvwyRAtiA~Bark Madison—G C Ashton, an@ — Lilley, of Londo DW Janke, Ht Langstack, of Bromen; F Vila, and Me of France; Wm Prain, and A Mesers JN Feavors, Mee : dM ae of c z Crocker, J Hogg J Goldwovohy. A ener, Turner and child, W F Jones, Wm Cartwia, © King, Esding, G Messor,M Logans F Merriam, Wm Fowlkes, Monster, W B tmythe, J Scott, P Campboll. @ +‘ BGrotham, F Grastan. A Durhbban, J Ricard B Mo joran, apmen, I” an lor, RE Hughes, C Cons: A Niveher, 316, T Crouch G Hudson, 8 Ropirson, MR Church J Clark mom, Ferdin fon, Sai ae two oblidren Findletor, Robert Dugcan. Hiram D. Phelix BeGovern, Joseph Fehall, ase ip! “ade, Di Floyd, wito and child, Joseph Stale’ Donry Tord a Ronan Mey Beoply, James ‘Thompson, William Vandervor'y tt oda. New Onieava—Steamebio Benjamin Franklin—tewts Ley Mine Ricbarde, Mrs Sonrss and 2 chiWire Loving, Mee Wileon and 2 eulidren. FM gut 4 Trouteogard, Honty Thomson, end My goat toro M A Am! astors te,