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

—_————- NEWS BY THE MAIL OUR SARATOGA CURBRSPONDSNOK Osrtep 8 catia Hores, Sanarogs Srarvas. A ycust 12. 1852. Ble Season at Saraioge Springs—A Pleas’ Bali—Pic Nic ef the Lake—Be le of th Season~ Preparations for the Grand Ball—Private Twin Outs—tlooni—Mr Buchanan, ‘The crowd here is mmenee, and the society delightful, ‘Bot 80 fachionah 6,10 be sure as that o' former seasons ; bat weare fully compenrated for absence of fashionable Boolety by the good freiing which prevails. There are no cliques, and po pretentious snobs invade our charmed ciroleof health and beauty Geoffry Crayon has been bere nearly a month fle looke remarkably well. Mitchel, the author of “Reverie. of » Brohelor,”’ is also here and Wsquitealion. Governor Powers, of St. Lucia, and his @avgbter, were present at the ast bal! There was con- Biderable dispute a- co who deserved the title of belle of the season but the honor bas beep conferred upon Miss B., of Louisiana. Miss P . of outh Carolipa, has many ‘warm friends who advocated her claims. on account oF the grace and courtly muuuer which sbe wore on all oc- casions. Atthe ball meononed above there were one hundred apd fifty ia the cotillon and forty-two im the German quadrilje, Yesterdes the day was clear, aud a ljorious pie pic ©: Mf «tthe Lake House, large t war ereeud U whicb a game dinner was spread, Monk's band fu:pt bed muse for the occasion, There was a great des! of eloquence nad sparkling wit displayed on the ccoation «6G: verno Macey was one of the pic nic After dipner the party engsged in dancing. bowling, Galeres the lake and finally called out. patched uj 20 1wpromptu speech. ‘The grand ball of the sew au next, but is not yet ovrtai ora plain ball = The grounds will be illuminated as usual, and 1 game supper Wil be served Expectation is already on stilis in anticipation of the grand affair. OTrhere are about reven y private carriages here, and among them some handeome e-tablishments, There are | several four in bane turvouts. aod one in particular, be- longing to Mr F . the lord of the manor here, is driven in ital atyle §=The races are now coming and thore ‘are come fast pags on the track. The Lake House, at Lake . igcrowded with guste It is gotting to be quite tashiovable now to make up parties ee for a transient visit to lake George. ‘Alboni bas made a g.eat sensation here She leaves to- morrow, She hax ived every atteation at the hands of the ladies while she bas beenin Saratega, She was at the pic nic which I have already mentiooed, Mr, Bu- chanan has just left ur. dency. There is not much said avout politic Fen‘on. = A picnic war given by the States Hotel, at Saratoga on Wedne: Septed as being a gay fifty partook ot the festivities of the Lake House. lay. It 1s repre- Jenny Lind. and was accompanied by Madame Alboni, who charmed the company with the melodii Preparations are now in progress at the United States Wotel for a general fancy dress ball, on Friday, the 20th imstent. Two hendred and thirty-three vieiters arrived at the different hotel« at Saratoga on Wednesday. Cape May bas alarger number of visiters at the present time, tham was ever befure Known. Arrival of the Steamship SMisilssipp! at St. Jonn, N.B, HER RECEPTION--CURIOSITY TO SER THE VE: oP etd BALL IN HONOR OF THE OF- ' Grrom the &t. John (N. B) News, August 11} ‘Vhe American war stesiner Mississippi arrived in our yor on Saturday evening (a3 aunounced in our last.) baving been despatched by the government to look aftr the interests of American fishermen in these waters, She mounts tea guns, Her battery is cight medium 32 pounders, aud two long 12(-pounders pivot throwing shot or patxhan-shells of two feet and a Exirciroumterence Commodore Perry is the gentleman who frured so conspicuously upon the lakes, during the last war between England apd the United States. [Thus say. the News; but history and recollection tells us that Oliver H Perry. who figured so conspicuously upon Lake in the last war. died of yellow fever near Trin ] He has. therefore. seen « great deal of active This steamer was we object of much curiosity to our citirens on Sunday last feed's Polat, mo:t of the day contained large groups of persons Look: ing ot the Missiseippi through the fog. which was qnit dene during the greater part of the afternoon It was this vessel, our renders will recollect. which conveyed Kostuth tothe United States She was also selected by the American government 4s the pione- of a fleet to pro- ceed against Japon ‘This expedition, however, is avan- Goned for the present. The Mississippi had been lying in ‘New York-harbor for rome time. While in that city we observed her very frequen’ly, in passing to and from Brooklyn She is weloome te our waters at this time, On hlonday morning at eight o'clock, she fired « salute. which was answered by tne military at the barracks. At ten o'clock the Commodore landed and was re- céited by @ guard of bonour, The Mississippi me be of as much ‘ervice in protecting the ¢ our fishermen, as any Englith man of. war, tie ificulty only requires to be investignted by gentlemen oe standing to be under=tood and overcome. he mat ter were left to biu-tering potiticiaus, and bigolted and berotted editors. such as those who have eshibited so much phrenzy in the columns of some of the New York pers, Like the Sun and Times. a recovciliation and un- Berstanding would never be brought aboat. ‘Tho case is plain aad pslpable ; and if we mistake not the Commo dore and officers of the Mississippi, will roon if they have not alrendy. be able to come toa correct decision. ‘We may mention. as an instance. of how a correct know- ledge of this fishery question may be turned to good 1c couct. that the 4m a revenve cutter. which is gen rally stationed at Eastport. proceeded upon a cruize over the’ fishery grounds a week or two since—and the com- wander found that hiv chief business was to warn Ame- Tiesn treeparsers off of forbidden ground. He found them, im almost every instance. jog fish within the i:esty Mmits, near the shore; and cautioned them 26 to the equences, ebonld they be caught. We bop: the Mississippi, and indeed thevwbele ef the American navy. will cruize about our days and harbors. Yor that fhatter we would willingiy dispeure with every verse) sent out by Englond and throw ourreives sitogethrr into the hands of * our ene for justloe would then be meted out, by (hose who would sce for themeclves, to whim it was duc. We are gratified to learn that some of our ieading citizens have it ia con- templation to give the reception. either in the way of x dinn hope for the sake of the lwdics that it will be the latter, This exchange of international courtesies we are proud to flow much belter this. than unkind expressions and «o exebange of bot shot, and ep liing ot blood §=War between England aod America may do well enongh to talk frases Dralpies sumphs—not by men of sense [tis worthy of mention. that on Sandsy last. the harbor of 3t. Jobn presented an Aweriean casio of character. ‘There were twelve large American ships lying at anchor. with their eneigns flying at ¢ well as the war steam er Mistiseippi. Jon waves in port that de, P ‘ mn ruled t y. While upon this eubject. we may montion that the case Of these colonies ix a bard one The effect of a little ex- citement bas been Mr. Crampton has told Mr. Web- ) remain & d letcer for the American government. Mr. Crampton ia willing io ret a-ioe altogether. the treaty as Sirendy understood and allow our weigubors greater Privileges than they have ever yet enjoyed In the meantime Biueno-e ix compelled to jook on and gramile, wilh $ The next news. perbaps. wili be that Kagtand is willing to yield our fieberies into the bands of the Americans, without offering us a guid pro gvo in return, What eay our government to this? Do they intend to remonstrate. or. a tual, allow the country to ve trampled upon without saying a word ? We bad the plewure lust evening. of seeing a list of nines of the gentlemen of this city. wh giving the ofloers of the Missisappt a bail. at the St John Hotel. to come off to morrow (Thureday.) evening ‘The liet embract ses of many of our ieading eiti- rons—(here are pe The repimental band from Frederickton is expected to be present. We Like the plan of going to war in a ball room ebout this “fich story Let cupid do all the fighting and the ladies the conquering A wumber of our citizens have paid a visit to the American steamer i--ippi all of whom epeak in the bigest terms of the gentlemanly treatment they hare te ceived from the officers on board. 8 purpose Brooklyn city Intelligence. Cowtempnaten Chasce ix THE Fine Ditnictag=The Bourd of Offieers of the Brooklya Fire Department. eon porod of the engineers and foremen of the different, tir: companies, at a meeting held last evening. prepared th following report for pre-entation to the Common Counc! praying for iteadepticn They recommend that the an- xed arrangements for day duty (from 6 A M. to 60 MB) be approved. vz:— i First District —Engines 1, 8, 4. 6, 7, 18, 14. and 17. Bore Lond 2, Look and Ledart land 2. cond District.— Engines 2 14. 14. 15, 16. 18, and 19 land Hook ond tadder Land 4 bird District —Engines 2, 13, 16, 16, 18, and 19. Hose Look and Ladder 8 and 4. urth Distriet.—Engines 5, 6,7, 9, 11,12, and 17. Hose Nook and Ladder 2 und 3. fb District—Engines 1. 8.4, 5. 6, 7, 11, 14, and 17, Hore Lond 2. Hook and 1 Adder 1 and. 2 & xth District —Fnginer 1, 2. 3. 4. 16 17-18, and 10. Tove 1,2, and 3 1 iand4 & venth District — — 5, ue and 12, which com- paoier are torun a complement of hove, say eight lengths, Lick #ud Ladder 3. 7 eight lengths. ‘The committee also recommend an alteration or divi on in the Fourth district, say tbat portion east of Ray. mond street. (the entire length cf said street.) to be Knoen and derignated ne the Seventh district me thee for striking alarms in said diet ent. with the exception of the Piret. w d by striking ‘one’ ut intervals, and in a geno: sie m continual ringing How, 9 Ronarny — The house of Mr. Nathaniel Gilavon No. 166 Washington street wae rebbed of » number of eeleable articles eome time during the past week while the fomily were abeent In the country On coming home let ev fog the occupants found that every drawer aud the howe bed been rapenc It is not yet krowp bow much wa» taken. but there ie no doubt that era) hundred ollers worth was stolev. The entrance ate to have bron made through the back door. ® Bownay L 2 Law—Mrerive or tHe Geaman Crt, = A me of Che German citizens of Brookiyn wae Inet night, | ne Olty Hotel. to take into eva- Aderwtion. the ordinavce lately enforced. prohibiting Bundey trafle The aweting numbered about Gfty, and As preriaed over by (buries Labross, Keq.. and «pecches Were made by several coo tlem A terion of WERE BGOptEd. avd commit eos of two fro Were apprinied to eirevinis petitions prayng for the re peel ot raid law = Th. proceedings wore conducted im the Ver aed languag? vernor Marey, on being ‘omnes off on Priday nicht whet ber it will be a fancy dress Thee are many regrets that he did not receive the nomination of his party for the Presi- s) wad bat little soandal or gossip of any kind afloat in Saratoga this earders of the United party. and over one hundred and Afwr dinner the party took a sail on the lake in the steamboat of her ‘Vhuredi which we ha feted ina daily increasing supply of ripened frait. and dition of moon Ansther Steambeat Race. TO THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Your, Briday. August 13, 1668, Today » most interesting race came Of, between | the Francis Skiddy and the Alids, beth creck boats om the North river. The time of the starting of each boat from New York is fixed at 7 o’clook A. M. The Skiddy being a little nearer Albany than the Alida. in consequence of being & fow piers above her, the Alida was fairly entitled to am- ticipate the time alittle, starting from her dock three minutes before 7 o'clock. by her owa clock, in the engine | room. and about five minutes by the watohes of several persons on board. We went along nory_quletiy, at the rate of about a mile in 2:59, the Alida having the start of her antagonist, which she kept for twenty-five or thirty miles It was however. be eg that the Skiddy was gaining on ber fast, so fest. that she passed her with appareat ease, and kept the lead, making a landing at West Point, which the Alida declined, The detention of the Skiddy at the Point enabled her antagonist to get somewhat in ad- vance. the next landing bing Newbu a The matter now became highly interesting, and would, I think have enirely satisfied ‘the most fastidious amateur of steam. boat racing. The struggle, between the Point and Now- burg was fine, The Alida was in advance. but the Skiddy kept gradually gaining on ber. and for want of a further distance to run, finally, very near Newburg dock, got alongside of the Alida, @ trifling collision only tuking place. by reason of both boats coming in contact. All this was yery well, but on a nearer approach to the dock or landing at Newburg, the Skiddy crowded the Alida, which was inside. so close, and both boats, having fome speed on them which it would not do to slack too suddenly, the Alida ran foul of the dock, carrying avey some fifteen or twenty feet of the guard timbers ai knocking ina part of her wheel guard. What other mange was done, I did not particulary examine. By ap ex- pert manceuvre. and directing the passengers to move to the opposite side of the Alida, her guards were per- vented trom getting under those of the Skiddy when the boats were alongside of each other. The Alida rolled her wheels out of the water, but. she being ® stwunch boat, there was not the least’danger of upsetting,although some of the ladies on board expre-red their apprehensions about this, inthe usual way that frightened women are very apttodo The Alida. however, reached the landing first. What added greatly to the interest of the affair was the loud cheers of some twofor three hundred per- sonson the dock at Newburg. probably the favorites of the Alida As the engine received no damage, she soon came off again with flying colors The whole affair was conducted in the most gen'lemauly manner, Nota word f remonstrance was ured by any person on board, to my knowledge. We reached Newburg at twelve minutes be fore ten o'clock. running sixty miles, with one stop. in say two hours and fifty miuutes. Having business at New- burg. I walked ashore ONE OF THE PASSE OF THE ALIDA ‘The Montreal Sufferers and Madame Athont, New Yonk, August 4, 1852. Madame—1 have just received a communication from Benjamin Holmes, Keq . chairman of the Executive Com- mitwee of Montreal, acknowledging the receipt of your liberal subscription of $200, forwarded by me to him on the 27th ultimo, for the benefit of the poor sufferers by the fire in that city. I take great pleasure in expressing to you the best thanks of the Executive Committee, and of their fellow citizens of Montreal, for your prompt. generous, and timely donation. With great resp obedient servant, WALTER R, JONES, Treas United States District Court, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. The Court makes the following order, August,12. 185: Ordered—That a speciat term of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. be held at the City Hall, in the city of New York, on Tuesday, the 14th day of September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day, for hearing appeals in admizalty, common law arguments, and equity Notes of issue must be tiled on or before tho previous. IW.N Police Intelligence. The Recent Shooting Affray in James Street —We published yeeterduy on account ofa shooting affray. which took place in James street, on Thursday evening. between two Ger- man sailors, named Fred. Straus and Benjamin Waltiere, in which the latter was shot in three places by Straus, with « revolver, Officer Reader, of the Fourth ward po lice, took Straus into custody. and yesterday the prisoner was committed, by Justice Bogart, to the Tombs, to await the result of the injuries inflicted on Waltiere, Since the occurrence of the aifray, we have ascertained further particnlars. It seems that Straus and Waitiere d been chipmates, and were boarding together at s. Mahafty’s, No. 90 Jarses street. Alter dinner, on they were sitting in the room. amongst other thipmates. when some words arose between them, and Waltiere said that Straus was a coward. In repiy to this, Straus said that he knew him (Waltiere) to bo a d——d coward. Waltiere then jumped up, and seized hold of Straus by the hair, knocked him down on the tloor, and beat and kicked him aboat the head ina very sovere manner cutting his face, blasking his eyes, and otherwise injuring hia bad}, The friends of both parties parted them. and Waltiere threatened t fore 12 o'clock that night. be would knock Straus’ hend off, Smarting undr the injuries received, and fouring a further attack from Walticre, Straus that afternoon prepared a six barcel revolver, for the purpose of dezeoding his person, which be loaded. and then returned back to his boarding house. On entering the premises, the landlady said to him that Waiticre had sworn vengeance against him, and he had better keep out of his way. Straus then was about leay inp the house, and went on the stoop, when Wailiere ca fica across the street. and with threateni iushed towards Strans, evidently with a full wnivation of meking another violent attack. when drew the revoiver, and told him to stand off ‘or he would fire at him. He did not stand back. but stili crowded on at Straus, and Straus discharged three of the barrels in quick succession, the slugs taking effect on ibe perron of Waltie: One cf the barrels was loaded with two slugs; these two passed through the right arm, coasing alvo a slight flesh wound on the side, The other two eburges were of irifingamount. One caused a flesh weundon the underneath part of his chin, the other « «ht wonnd on the left arm. So near was Waltiers to Straus tbat the powder from the pistol burnt his (‘Wal iiere’s) face. Luckily, however. the men present inter. peed, eized hold of the combitants. and secured them until the a he of the police. The injured man is now ital, and up tolast evening. the hous +d him doing weil. as the wounds were pence. ex—From an early hour yesterday eather was warm. with a soft atmosphere very hot, and clozed with a sultry, aud ressive evening. The thermometer, at the Her ald Building. ranged as follows :—At noon, $3 deg : at P.M. 834, deg ; at 5P.M.S2deg. The effect of the ixneficial alternation of mild rains and hot weathor, xperionced fer some time past. is mani » vevetables, to our markets, and in the improving coa the wheat and othor crops. in quarters wisere a conty product was dreaded, At tea—night—the air is cool, With e dark sky, and an indication cf some showers before moraing. A Horse Kiniep on tae Hvowon Riven Rarixoan.— terday morning when the exprest train on the [udso er Railroad was coming into town. and jast as th locomotive came up Thirty-fourth street. a horse, attach- cd toa cart near the track, stepped forward and before the Iecomotive coula be stopped tbe poor animal was thrown down upon the rails, The wheels of the locomotive passed over both of his fore legs, e-vering them just below the knees, The agony of the poor brate was great. He was cxtricated as quickly as possible, and his owner had his threat cut in order to shorten his misery Trav Dirt Prue iy Twenre-rourtn stare, sean THE Sher avenur It is #a‘d that a macs meeting is to be held in the neighborhood of Twenty fourth street and Sixth avenue to deviee measnres to have the heaps of Sich removed from that spring. and it {a de mow for what parpdee they are preserved. The atising from these mud heaps is peculiar and disgusting. The attention of the authorities and of the public has already been called to this subject. but as yet Bi has been taken of the matter. It is deemed bly prejudice uid remain whe 1 to health that the filthy mass ¢ it is any longer. and hence the call for the meeting as above mentioncd ‘The street inspector, and other oflicers, who: removed, might learn business it isto have the dirt mething to their advautage by attending the meet Times -A fire bro! tat2o' ee ree in astable situate in Thiteenth st Ninth and Tenth avenues. the property of M et was en. . and a veluoble horee belonging to Mr ied, ‘The flames from the above fire communicated to the carpenter's shop of J. W. Russell which was adjoining. aud it was damaged to the amouat cf $260. ‘The,original fre is euppose to he the work of an neendiary. Foxruat oF 4 Poricy Orriern.—The police officers of the Sixth ward, and many leading resident citizens formed & melancholy array on Thursday evoning, in order to a'tend the funeral of Officcr Munford. lave of that district. Captain Brennan, and Assistant Captain Fierty baving their stars ehrouded with erape, beaded the pro cossion. which pawed from the house of Mr. Munford’ father to the cemetery, where aporopriate religious exer- cires took place. Officer Munford was 2 most efficient member of the police foree Missionary Annivars.—The packet ship American Congress, from London, landed the following misston- aries at this port on Thurrday:—fey. J. Newton, mis siovary from India, and lady; Mies Margaret Newton; les Franeis, avd Edward Newton; dfiss jer, from Tudia; end Miss Harrlet Livermore, from Jeruanlem. Acciwrnt ro Carvatn Scartirrr, or THe F. TRENTH Wanp.—As Mr, Scatliffe. accorapanted by his wife and two ebildren, wes returning from the evuntry. at @ o'clock on ‘Thursday hose companies and an engine company met them at ight, in & wagon drawn by a spirited hore, two he corner of Kighty-sixth street avd Third avenue. The firemen were runing to @ fire alarm, and pasting rapt ly. The horse became frightened. and ran down the nro. ‘ine at full epeed. le beeame quite unmamageable be shafts of the wagon breaking, all four were thrown with violence to the ground. ant mach bruised and in- sred They were conveyed home in « curriage by the Mleers of the Rwelfth ward, A Pouxpuso—Deatn.---An infant of apparently five dey® old, wns found at a late hour on Thareday night. in be erea of houce No, 22 Bast Sixteenth street. oooupied by ‘harles Patnam ‘The officer of the Kighteeath ward by hom it was found, brought it to the station house, where died at balt-past four o'clock yerterday morning The Coroner was notified Axorien —Che body of an infant was found. at a yery arly bour yesterday morning in the North river, at the + of Forty ninth street. by an officer of the Nine- centh ward.” The Coroner was notified, ed tates mail steamship Her- « 7" ‘igaine for Bremen via, Southampton, and he British vorew steatmehip Gisegow, Capt. Oraig, for Glaegow, will leave to-day Cotron.—The market See firm, of 3 000 bales, Frricurs.—Rates to Liverpool continued dull; 2.000 ed at 6d, but we could — cotton were no- id 38 a 38. 6d. for London. about 350 tons. ol cake wore en- gaged, at 17s, bX and 10,000 rongh hhd: and light pipe A Britieh vessel was loaded with grain for minal at sar abd for the eae freights in good | demand, at 45c. a 850, por {here was po alteration in rates for Havre, Provisions remained very quiet—the operations having oniy reached 200 bbis. prime aud mess pork at sir a $20; 160 bbis. prime lard at 11440. per 1b.; 350 and new prime with new mess beef at $8 8 $9. $11 and $14is w a a few hundred packages Ohio and State but- 120. al! ud 180, alvc.; with fair to prime per Ib. Woor —Sales 75.000 0 ibs fleece of mixed and assorted qualities ate general range of 34c to 48¢ ; 5,000 Ibs su- ule d, 40¢ ; 8.000 Ibs, No. 1, do., 34e, cash ; 100 unwashed, lic; and 50 bales com- mon Smyrna, 140, eix months Family P Provision Market. PRICES AT FULTON MABKET ON FRIDAY, AUG. 13. MEAT MARKET. Beef, ye ve tgp’ "s.prib. ate ik enemas tee Was Woodcock, pr brace. 7s.a $1 English snipe......43.06:, GARDEN VEcE. New potatoes. pr m’ sure 1s. Eutaiom, pr bush. er ‘quarter, te ‘a $1 ead & ft..pr set, 50c. *ncleta, 2 Cabbage, per 100, " toquallty.icstcce Cucumbers, pr 00.10.0145 Beef tongues, eacl Bacon, per ib., BUTTER MARKET, Orange co. per Ib... 2 Squashes, per basket. Ba tomatoes, pr bekt Turnips pr doz. Ss bunches, Bs. Cheese per Ib E S'n corn, pr 100 eats 93.0108, Apples(good) prmoatSe a2s * pine, prdoxz 12s,al6s Citron melons, per doz... $2 Pears permeasure., Blackberries, per qt “ Whortleberries, . Peaches, pr.hf peck 43, Cranberries. andres te . Lempns, per hundred. + Oranges, per doz, Perch, per ib. Mackerel, each Opsters, per hundred. Brook rout: per Ib. & ads, Smoked salmon, do... 1c. Pickled salmon, do ..,12e. 2s, Parsley, per bunch. Leeks per bunch. Onions, per quart. Cariliflowers pr.hd. 18e.0%8. Artichokes, each.. Rhubarb. per bunch. Asparagus, per bunch ee. . Cresses, per quart... hundred, 63. a 41. , per half peck. 8s. Potherbs, per bunch. Radishes per bunch. 18, Watermelons.each,12c 22h0. We have extended our market table so as to embrace in it the prices of all the new fruits, &c , which are ma- turing in the fine weather. The supply is abundant, aud of excellent quality. both in the Washington and Fulton markets. Stock Sale: PRILADELPMIA, Angust 1 there & Co, ) First Board— E07q3 000 do US. BOG: Fowls, per pair. Baie each. Tame pigeons, esc Reported by Barker, Beo- Roading Railroad, "1.000 Moyamensivg bs, 3 TW Norristoga Rallcond. 40: 10) Navigation Profered, 23% ;9 Manufacturers’ aad Mo- Ponnsvivania, 116 Reforen Morris Canal, 1836: 400 4 5 100 100 Schavikilt Pre ong Island Railrond, Shay kill Navigatio qs 186 Senuylkill 60 Reading Railroad 43%, ah of 5, rm “ ing Baile ned; B56, 4634; 500 100 ‘do, ‘Second Boord—$2,000 A! £000, Pennsylvania 6's, 97 25 Reaag, alte hs Ta ae Reading x 30 Long Island Rail- Telegraphic Reports. New Onteans, August 13, 1852. On Thursday bire.y 100 " migaitog cotton were gold at 944¢. had no effect on the market. Avnasr, August 13. 1852. mount of produce received during the last three as follows:—Flonr. 37.000 bbls ; =; corn, 44 000 do.; 5 a Wheat—Salcs, é nga county. 107¢. ( ) bushels Western mixed sold at 63 ge sales. 10 006 busbels, Corn is better; Feed is in good demand. and bio vr; sales, 40.000 bushels, at 14140, for coarse, and 19 a ‘Oe. # r fine shorts, and 20,000 lbs, ‘fine middling. at 110¢, foarte nana) 3a Bork La with suse) at Bark Miantinemi, Cetline, Ww Brig Joh» alfred (ee Pittston, Me), Ballard Zouy 2h with ugar and molasses, to ine 57 10, tem 7 fw brie Macaal Ney Co steeri suger, to order. wish sugar, to Maitiand Phoips &C°, vessel to Bris Gar pane. eo). Pagig ad Palorme, 75 mase, to mith & Sons Schr Concoicao do Marie ( Port). D with marble, oil, &o, to Grinnell Schr Heroine, Reynolds, Rondo Solr Irene (n¢ ct Schr Undine, Peatield, Portland, Co: Schr Lawrenoe, Johnson. Portland. Schr Victor, Crowell. Boston, 8 day Schr Charter Oak, Kal Sobr Plymouth Rook, 8: Sobr Gertrude Horto Sleop Henry, Cole, Pi One ship, and one brig, unknown. Satied, Shipe R B Forbes, Dot man, Acapuloo; bark mary Morris, Prottes ‘Wind at eunset, SSW Telegraphic Marine Reports. No arrivals of importance to-day. Clowred—Barks Cubs, Malaga; Rothsohild, albany; MM Klotte, NYork. Arrived—Schr Seaante, Eirey, Millstone Poiat Stn—Arr ship stitution, Winslow, of ani unknown, Arrived—Brics China, Studiey; Parchouon, Coombs, and J K Atken Ryder, poets ae Fairhaven: sclrs New Republic, Bal Ae Smith, Harlem; Eva, Pattingitl, Eastoort; N urber Lynn; T M Mayhew, 8} ncer, Cieafue, Br) Goudy, 8t be y Orient Rovebrook, NYorky Flor a erd, Routh Norwic Lowlsy, Rowers, Sal P Cloared—Stoummship’ City of Glasgow. Wylie, brian Caroline (Br), Gray, Shediso, Nib; Soa Portland: Acorn, Coom Boston; A Dun vie Disring izhton; M Hand, Jayne, Newport; ras Grcenwioh: Superb, Routh, Harlem: Gaseabons, | gon, Salem: Charm, Berry, | Janes Wallace, Fosvor, Bart, omer, Fail River, Attavapan, Waive | Noble, Iretaud, Boston; Elion Barne. Dill, NH Dirney; |Newburyperts aun Gardiner, “Moss, Ringgold, Mott, NYork: Motes Brown, Halt. | Eve, Garwood, Newport: Alc a. 5 steiner Konnebeo, Clark, NYo>k. Miscellanc« | Ban Aanox J Harvey, ay Phi iclp! got ashore coming down tho Mediter anean, abo to the W of Malec: got eff by throwing some ot tho esi | Br Brie Srenva (of St John, >verboard. St Jobn, from Savannal while scudding under ad nighte, ys and commence: then out away, but the housa ont of water. When rescued, C: although t) had colere fiyine in digtross Harvey laid = for thn “went ir Geo Hobbs, of Eastport. Whalemea. sext, for Atlantic Below Sth ship Hector. 8» el ted Des 21, with 2100 bis sp oil td frou do 13th, bark Catalps, for Pacific. Arr at Nantucket 10th, ship May iJ. 500 bbla Virginia, NB, 102 ys out, . enn. © NB, landed 60 ¢ +13. by the Rev. Dr. Bond, J. G. ; eldest daughter of the late Capt. nf, Howland. of New Bedferd Mass Now Bedford and Baltimore papers please cop: Newport, I, on Thursday, Avgast Jackson. Capt. Jous Tayion 2. youngest daughter of Capt. Be formerly of this e' On Thurday, Avy M stay Dauning. Go Thursday morning, August 12 Macvaten, relect of late Noah Wetmore. 1n the 70th year of her age. The fiends of her family, aod those of her son, John I, Reower. ore respectfully invited to attend her fancra from the Keformed Dutch Church. Broadway, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o'el From assassination, Wittiam Tock His remains will be taken feom Mr. Weakley’s. Ni Elizabeth street. on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock friends, and the friend 5, are requested to aitend, without in Ninth steec f Petervoa En gire Company No further.invitation. In this city. Mrs. Baimert McCasx, wife of Henry Me Jann a native of the parish of Aghagullon, Couuty Antrim. Ireland, aged 64 yea Her friends and acquaintance to attend her funeral o'clock, from her lat cst 13 Penptxarn, only son of Christian warzwaclder, aged 1 e friends and acduaintances of invited to attend his funeral. p, 41 Henry street, this (Sunday) nee of his parents, afternoon. at 3 o'clock On Friday. August 13, weeks. Lita Hevnierra. daughter of Hubbard, aged 1 year, § mcnths aud 24 d Hor remains will be buried from Mr. Brownley’s sharch, Port Richmond, Staten Island, this (Saturday) afternoon, after a painful iliness of two Chicago peperniptease cop: Cn Thuredwy night, let of the late Jacob Gideon, cf this city, in the $24 s of the family are attend her funeral, cond house northeast from Third avenue will take place at Harlem On Friday, Augast 13, Groror The interment E, Romsox. youngest nd A. M. Robinson, agod 2 years aud 1 cou of Charles H th * remaing Nig be taken to Staten Island, on this (Sa- wa RITIME UN ‘TELLIGHNCK, Movements of Ocean Steamers, Hack Wartior, NAC FOR NRW-VORK—T118 DAY. “port OF NEW YORK, Avast VAT 15. 1868 Sine y, a Medymee. lis Post, Char. Cleared, Steamship Glargow (Br), Cral Sictmahip City of Nort ‘Ship Tramball, Smith, Quebeo, R Bark Msrie ie adie (Br Brown, Galveston, J @ Brower Cor Madeitn, JC C Lomoling Bi ‘euvites Thos Owen & So: im { Br). Vignons. Plotou, NE cosvter, Lockbart. Win’ or, J 8 Whi Wilton Th Shr alarie, Crary, Wiley Role Hudson, Havoner, Piles Schr Cornelia, You Sicoy Harvest, French, Brevitenes, wport and Bristol, Brig Chilian he Brie Oronceo, Lew ne compen tom, NC a ier rr a) Set of war Dere'ur, W Green, o ander, 24” with 08 reeruits, Mpengsingatae a (pkt), Lawrence, Liverpool Ju mare and 820 pastensors to D & Shi ar (of Bath), j fn Livebet, ts di with iP ie (of Ba , now, Liverpool im 2553 pessongers, tod Ogden, do At Munganpi. caghusetes, Nai Soou—( By ti 10 ap 7: with two narrow streaks. rar July 12, Jal phle_s or Fishing Rip, schr Hamilton, of and from Nantucket, ale, fast tom whal No date, & (by bark Sarah, “fe iSrgiaoe cea Maita, Smith, NB 4 doya out, ell well, ote Inly 19 Tob 3 ehh J, Jab 26 51, ton 87 ho reported having spo Traro, clean, poken. Jon 68 49. vit, inv 40 27, lon 47 20. ing?, rat 4225, lon 65 Brig Capt ‘Tom, Sm: AY pita, Ja} Antonia in sight 4519, lon 87 67, Foreign Pocts. Angostuna, abt July 24 (not Aug frou N¥ork, just arr; Angvstara, Garvey, for do Lony, 8t John, NB, fer Cork, Barner Jordan. for Philadelphia. do; brle Condova, Du York for Bremen moe came day. Six. Boszeley. NYork. Salom, uno. livrt, July B—Arr Arn. Delano, Richibucto. HALIFAN, Aug S—Arr schre Emerald, Know Forest, Perry, Piiindely x. brig Conc lena. Mot POO%s duly Trieste, Nulaven (baa beon reported at Ponce wth). 8 nig same day for NY. Yorom, PR, abt Aug 2—Da: ven, pext day (het Bali ord tor ivi ‘en Tiromas, July 2—Bark Sean, Holmes from Domarara fi) Porto Rico same éay; Br Vrig’ Diana, M'Phervon, from Boltimere. ty donx, NB. Ave 9—Arr brig Comette, Barnes, Phite- rt, Lufkin, N¥ork. ld 9th, deiphias 10th. ships Looht siip Emma Fie de, Thomo Parmina, about Aug 2— Barks Man Snow, for Boston, 10 day faveroe pF Hoi ALEXANDRIA, Avg 11—Arr sohr Connecticut, Setesiit, NYork. Below. brig Andover, Hardy, from Bostoi ship supposed to be loaded with railroad iron. Sia Tiehyt ed Me AABANY Boston. By joston; Henri; a. Pegons Standard (Br), Newm Iph (Br), Smith, Antigua 15 days; it, New York: Julia Hallook, ), & Brew on bark, with passen iru Eb! Ts. Wi ‘ork. LOSTON,, Avg 12~Arr Meroh 17; ‘telinpurtalmn "Ren, tiverpeol Jun via Cais, 24 ‘ules me Gipey. La wine, Leghorn M. May 15: Elouthers ( 1 (Br), Darke ri | ee Barvey, True. Palifax, ore hoar y oid barke ‘Stringh k ia Smith, Belei que (ont anobored Vovataroph Bach Ait Us inorer Catharine & Wary. & aud others, Also from ¢t Miandoe, Aug ~Gld sehr Em\himy Quail ibe aay Vol UNE" Pre. NEEANELAN, augd—ta pect big Washington, fr Nock, PEAGL RIVER, Avg ll—Are schr Virginia, Wrightington, In the bay 1th, sob J Rasling, from Philadelphia for ULDSBORO, Aug 4—Acr brig Kosouth, Allon, Machiss | Yo ett Ave oh ll—4rr brig Hollander, Pouslant Frectly reported sla from Caaisfor LT Art steamer Sachem. Thrasher. N } 1d sohre Mohawk, Ciseks 30, Ay Merys Jel Livingston June fig bowed We with’ pee. | e ork. wi'S ace sake Now York Packet, NYork. ohn oun, Rhodes, New 5 Sta) Aaa aCHIA8, ‘Sid bth, prom NA Chandler, L; NORFOLK, Aug 10 Arr bark York, in Bampton Roads, bark Am obit Callao. 104 en with guano tor ord-ra; vbertsor 0 days from Valparaiso. ith guano for orders (The sition, appeared under the Lond of Nor schrs Henry M Smith, Jonking, Belford: F. Portland: Orion MaLangniia, “Br ship Catheriney aR. Aug ieecla gohr En Avant (Br), Dunbar, EW BAVEN, Aug 12—Arr cchr Alexander, Baldwia, v LONDON, Avg 1l—Arr steamer Quinneban oe, iA Hog for NYork; schr Henry B Gibson, jadel phi PHILSDBLPHI NYors; hark Paes, Thowad Renner, Nickerson, ‘Roston; Bitra vinoetown; Lady Su: ell Penobscot, Whitaker, NYork; Oneid Tenox Lenox, Albany Telegraph, Fish Beisvols hor ow Excelat r(of New Haven Ny aeg Fag PR, De from sad 0 Oregon Pasiaae man te bale tiore ners oe i0'ion 74 ar Br berk Biemect, from #York vis Norfolt for Bart 1098. The M has experienced light wiads aad calms dariag the Loweraft ard Saloon Boo; cues ad Ferg > *iberd William (of Boston), Phillips. Jedf-rsoe, 9 days, with ar a eff lupter, to Mone 7 muvise, voueel to master” le Brig Valk py Marcia, Palo o, 70 days, with frait, to tt TL Roavh & vet, 104 “ays from en bal beiag io o the iqrenee from ns rt Pesama, Gwouty-tour tours the exobare. whisk veetee ex>0: from $10 to $25. to be be borae by cho pasromaners. PAGUFIC MAIL STRAMAMIF COMPANY. The public are informed thas, unc: of thie company, steamers ins; partment, comuan Frings the oived o—_ Maile, immediate! the Brig Leonore ouuR Geerkens, Trinidad, 15 days, with rig alvano (of Norfolk Va). Pugh, Mayegnes, 13 13 An 12-are Soamor Kennchog, Cte iirig Jessa, Bakes, Aiavausaa, 13 days, with eugar, $0. Nes- aLof laa the Istaud {oth days of ach woura, aad a aioe. A cesorvo boat will be kaps Ashmead, Corso : Wm Loper, Lake; 1 Poincare: Hier te, Phila a for pity a Phitadelphin for Pawtutker rig Ens Bon. romayy ty! va echrs Jus Ses riage SR Baim and Mu tise, Hewitt, Philedelotia; sloops Ants dout: America, Sturges And Intent. Tooker, ORTLAND, Aug 10—Arr bri He Cla 1h, brie Hi i 4 ‘The new steamship Columbia will ply betwe eS CA rte in Ore 01 at She formar passengers from foe vitient delay with the stoawer from San F gheaaae by the Uni ‘ork havo proferca: Suran Soule, Hever ‘nia Green, Havana. \—aArrsebre Merchant Couch, Stent Leroy, Lawrence, do. » San Francisco; lagi inal AG Whitmore, tohe Courier, Rogers, Bos Arar city Point, ship Savattie, Hal SAVANNAU, Aug 9-sid bark Peter Beall Hoey, Now SALEM, Ang 1—Arr brig Drace, Ropes: Gambia, July 12, tebra W Bickcrigg, Wardwell Alexandria for Portsmouth; WP Bucknam Smith, Baltimono; RL M Economy Hampden for Nantuoket. Afvien: toby Atlantic, Nickerson N York, WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 10—Cld sohr ES ae Watts, NYorky J De Hoset, Furman, do. pes Staves mail stenmers oommedation on board fate ar Bosron, august 18. Ocean; brig Lov, Pernambucy; sohre Elisabeth and Convert, Herald | Marine Convenenarere, EvGartuwn, Aug 8, ey HLTNEY eas it strect, corner of Warren, Now MAIL Ce iee, COMPANY ‘thd the memes shin C mgeors Arrived. iagnolia—Cant J Wood, Capt D _ rave, H Prats, K W Mengnal, M 1 MF Storeda, K Pook. D Torres, F Costen, F inez, E Devieax bor? tal Maxasune arse New Onueane— Bark Mi Indy, cad ebilds Mre Haralet NI 11D ‘aiitede fe tueret. to ane Oe fitting tor Pacitie, towed to this p MT Ronit De D A Gr steamer Telegraph; sloop Laura, from Nantucact. 10th—Arr sohr Lucinda, Ingalls, from Norwalk for Ma- chins, and two schrs below, at anchor, destination, &¢, pt Thos W Rei LLINOLS, the tinomi ‘dehitd, ) Mastor Tlarelot, Bus In port—Scbr Lucinda, and others. Wind strongfrom NE. Prmave.pura, Augast 14—4 PM, rt rid, 2 J. 8. Navy. Cotanniee oil foont steamer PANAMA, will be ip Feceive the Illinois” mails, and Fr No offorts will be companies to send their pasven: rafort, and safety. Rates of ond cabin vamos 4 ded at ‘Trap sit of the Tethnmus Somors, Milton; Jas Wallace, Foster, rie Rives: biaderd Newport; Woodwoll. jobie, Ireland, Providence, Attsks: it, Plymouth; N Bishop, Kolly, Dighton; Gasaan x HE ale AND NORTH AWERICAN | Pee heaaeri ckeas Aspin wali: —I Ty Sted porease salvo dow Vance, NOricaus, Potter, NYork: A Gardiner, Mose, Richmond: Odd Fe “ARABIA, Sith fayie Nowark: JH Risley, Baboock, Wa rae oda Stace itch. Theso nate meek, st sah at mainmast hoad, een on the starboart acs ‘on port. Pier ranclaco 9 ly rr CHARLES. Ks rw 177 West street, corner of NTNEY, at the ‘arrem ian, do; Fellow, osebrook, Lynn; Fonda” Dickinvon> HROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, an REDUCED rates—New York and San Francisco The rew and splendid stoamshiy gers, Salem; Parthenon, ‘Davies B Boston; N Bishop Koliy, on Faller, East’ We: ‘Seta ‘Thos Focuer, Nicker jeaton; Catharine, Collins, do; Budd, Saich Harle . 2. age from ‘York ov” Boston to Livervoot. Visas on bin’ S00; novond cable: S10 m No berth ‘secured until Freight will be charge personal expenses, erionced gurgeon on board. ters and newspapers must pass through the Post Line. p UNITED cee for Aspinw i, iy wry Bay, on 7 en on ee, beyond an smount for 1y thereafter proceeds to Sisco directs whihest stoppeas as Interineclate(pertar Torsels, In Socommodations ‘and safety, aro ues x ‘any on this ronte, » to each vessel. Books now coe Gone ts ea eae 08! ibert; 1 disombark 4! onpuide Pavema Railrood,now ly, the risk attendant taut in bonte at Chagros, and the river navigation Dific oor freight or passage, ia frov , No. 4 Bowling Green. Warcurs—By order of the Bflto of foreign manufacture, bearin; English manufactarers, will be land in trarsitufor tl in consequence of whi od at Havre for without incurring the risk, nglirh Custom house French, German, and other foreign goods, received and drought in common with British lading ere given in Havre for New York. a PL STATES MAIL STEAM , Capt. kera Nye.—This depart nith ‘the United Seaton m Zist. at 12 o’olcel Oi the names or marks of eroafter admitted in En; United Staces and oth-r countries: French and Swiss watches may be w York or Boston, vie Liverprol herctofore, of being seized by and remained about an hour anda hail B). Kennoy. fa'lea in with by bark Aaron J Harvey. waterlogged, was bound to July 37. She sprung @ leak on 4th. cafed tore top-ail,whioh kept all, 104 We 13 by the United sist and t ing heavy weather during the inter- Strack the vessel on her quarter, fillice: at6 PM. anosher heavy ssa strnck her, shifted the carzo, and oarried away the main goods, Through bills of ees cITy LINE.—FOR SAN FRANOI800; VIA and San Juan.—The 6] RRA NEVADA, commander, naater 19th day of Au North river. This stoam tions. and is ‘szaquailed fn ia me or pasengy, arog ke ANDERBILT LI jo-p_This steamship. will | an for Buropo, positive from’ hor berth | vropr till paid for. neq) Scoommodations to Wt ‘DB. COLLIN! ANTI ° heats ablp, BL mn, Wilgon, ith her bowsprit in the water, and wall ‘dren. on Th rds settlod dowa afc till hor even with the water fore vod aft, and no gthing ae the top of leave for from her dock, For freight or passage, for elepance and coi pry CO..58 Wall street, ‘The eteaship A ceed the PACIFIC, and sail September & TEAM BETWEFN NEW YORK aND GLasoow.— ow and New York Steamship Com’ anys 1,962 tons— 400 horse had nothing to eat for 48 hours, and the’ saa antion con- tinually over them. A ship stond for them the day pre- Zions till they could seo her hull plainly, but sheered off = “ LINE—FOR SAN rtaianae dae shortest and Nosed opel “Thy por line bem all nicht for tha weather to moderate, new brig, two months and a ha’f old, of 214 stenmehip GLASGOW. Craig, commander, willeail from New York Svtuctay. 1th of Angus: eniooa tints rooms), cond cabin, $50. Steward’s tes inc] Bern Frienpsurp (of Frankfort). BP Wardy, master, is raid to be the derelict sohr called the “Frankfort, was towed into Monhegan 7thinst Shy satlod from Bast- gr 6th inst for Boston, with hemlock bark belonging to 9413 erelook, at noon. Fires oxbin orte direct, oo: the favorite stear ship *PACURIC. 1.600 cons, over the Nicaragua trausit route. having but: bepivoite nA of tana These ase boa are transportation. accommodation iL RA! MSHIP Hm HERMAN® N., Commander, Nan sail fo Bremen, tovehing a Southampton to land t Sorel gus ats o° Tn) frst ens in, ‘main saloon. Ip Grst cabin, lower saloon, .) Std from NBedford 7th, new bark Clara Boli, of Mattapoi- Ts UNITED STATES MAL aon, of the yoar mach more ht by any other routo, ay infor mat Towent rent rate, cs pA ce: re si from, Pacific Ocean, last paesenger® for ‘ey Fi all, Stoke of Maceafacen, March tL, GE 90 84N Fi PRASTEGO IN x TaR sc endian ket WILLisM PENN. ai Rast river. Fi dtound. Apply io Be Arr at Nantucket th, chr Palmyra, Atlantis via Holmes's experienced surgeon ia abiached to'th the Post Office. or fretght, appl » Agents, 26 Sou aaa BETWEEN PRILADEL ool and Philadel cir new steamship jole a Bay of Islangs March 21, Washington, Biwards, Sif, WOR AUSTRALIA —PIONEER ‘LINE or PACKETS EH for aon ah clipper ship OCB. LE, jomes, six monthe old, eh And gvaranteed A 1 at all the un Béprenner: as tho sere sh ship or wai re ne puffi: accommodations, Se. of the ven ‘hips Rees inon dias, alroady despatoh Touched at Fayal previous to 15th wit, Staford, Francis, UC! phia and Liverpool. camelip Company intend sailing t FROM PHILADELPHIA, City of Manchester, j City of GClasnow % Fob % LA lettor from first officer;Ma: h ‘a ‘ta modern improvements, ‘writers, will succeed the ine, and sail phd Hiariton, at Boston) 10th uit, lat 35.49. lon 40, an Am whaling bark, stecring ESE: was painted black, lon 85, Planter, Poaso, Nant, 50 Cry of Glne ose b fatter bi fe, built tor ohed lat ean Bestia cad Fy JOHN OGDEN, The Ocesn Bagla has capacity for ov it has been determined to limit the number to F190 a4 a a view of iving abundance of room. Tho ship will City of Glargow, Civy of Manchester City of Glasgow City of Manchester, City of Glasgow. . Races of Parsago from “P werner rg it Jon 341 Planter, Nan Imes out, 50 ep. orvo, of Orleans, with 15 bia na few days previons Eechol. ise 29, lon 3915, Lasean ses ot Matte 20 wed ” “"cWedneedagy: Sekt 20 “3 Wall mee - Wednesday, Oct, 27 hiiadeiptiia:—Ssloon’ in aftor in midsbip state rooms, $s including provisions and steward’s feos. A RDSON, 41 Bxchan or No. 9 Walnut street, mber of third eines f passengers will bi iladelphia, and $30 7 Shannon, from NYork for Liverpool, 7th ult, int 5044 _MRDICAL. A PURELY VEJETABLE eats ae ail Cuter bask Mistoeny.feom Boston, for Siayron,” Uih'tast, 140’ | “Bork P: ymouth, He NYork for Civita Vecebia, 28th from Liverpool—found EDRATED ‘BALSAM— sition for the curtain and «| “ es of tho Skin and Sorot aster for the a op css ae. (Obdenticne ¢ the ry ne repared only hy the Inventors, (pga BIOLPP, New York. Peincipal depot, 380 Broadway. LEROY'S GALENIAN DISPENSARY, AND me street, moar Berk Ocoan Wave, hence fo eof Good Hopo, 10th IN CLIPPER LINE ee eee pe, 108 VOR AUSTRATIA—DOLPHIN CLIPPER LINE— For Port Philp ana Sydney direct —Tho ontir Al clipper DOLPEL mn, George dy, comsusanet, will. tall om Sor Srt sorsee eth tes diate despatch, for the above port. The accommodations in thir beautiful vessel are unequalled for elegance, and fitted upentirely for the comfurt of familics or einsle, pers heving largo and small state rooms, This is the only cy rt, and it in conden Hey, penn ggg onfaegos for Philadel- or iz Masovio (Br), irom ‘Giaagow for Boston, 29h ult, tat Vegetable Treatment, Broadway. Office open from 4 6 9 P. R. LARMONT CAN BE CONSULTED AT NO, 44 Reade street, corner of “roadway, from 9 A. M. to 2 and from 7 to 9 in the evening, Sundays excopted. R. WM. WARD CAN BE CONSULTE! ro Ht CER- tain success, at the old established offic Canal stroet, one door from Broad medicine store.) Price of his rei R. WARD & CO., CONSULTING SURGEONS 4 Physicians, ovre muitivnd Peneary and offices, —Briys Kite, Pareen, che | now up for. th it Sullivan, Chase, for do, nne, BREMERHAVEN, uly 23—Arr brig Carl & Edward (Brom), Boese, NYork. niicsticn will be nec 163 Buisror, July 20—Are at the Pill, ship Albort Franklin, A ocpy of the fe dee, tari can be soon at the office of the subscribers. dy will be happy to receiv. roference to some of the Pins PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY, athe new clippor ship WILLIAM PRON: K Babbidge, master, now loasing at pier No. mely Accommodate a fow moro p: gers, if application be made immediately, to Wm. T. 13 Front street; Russell & Norton, 31 Old slip; or to Eliot kell, 146 Pearl strect. TRA M TO AUSTRALIA—UNDER ARRANGEM with the Motbourne Gold are favorite an: Daruovsre, Aug 2—Arr brigs Leadbetter, Palmer, and | ae m eh ot Lo 31 Sneo. 3 , Inty Sl—Arr ache Sneo. McKay, Borton (and ay oie and can give ou: eld 2d inst tor NYork). Also arr 2a inst, brig Hartlepool, Th, x608, July 27—Sid brig Win MoGilvery, Hichbora, his. AUSTRALIA, ea alwont dai tl Cansl street, one door tom Brosiway adway R. COOPER, NOM DUANE 8 Chatham Aad Wiliam PO or the Now York Swat rt, barks Franklin, Gibbs, for Boston, Ia: Ph iadeipule digg; sone Thos M Mayhow, Spencer, for do, Y € one , July 0—Arr off, steamship Washing'on, Fitch, N See my Cards, in A Demarana. Julv 16—Berk Princeton (new), Secloy, from and for NYork 1s¢h; brig Sarah. Griffin, from 'Norfoir, eobr a & Marga:et, Webb, trom do for St Tho- R. Bae NO. 19 DUANE 5 OTR EES consulted at hi ga office. and Goncral Mining Assoois known steamship SARAP jon, eomaman de » Wm. C, Thom; ort of Liverpool on the Ing at Queenstown iprinelpal ports of No. 19 on tho w or side . JOHNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STRERT, known for the Inst 23 Practitioner in New York, devot office practice. Frnwaxno Po, about July 1—Brig Mossongor, Debaker, of | bourne and Syd bey: he ‘Australian gold resions For raten of farey &c.. and other information, apply to J. SON, Agents, iM Brow #8; Now York by tho jtime to moot the Sarah Sante w yen. ee as oe most suo im, as usual, Hours from 7 A. M, te 9 P.M. ae ed OF TEE “MEDICAL PRIKND, pane wich his urual very 6, Canal strect, one o—not adrug store. Hours from P. Prio ato. Parrongers Hvaving Si Oinbo, Hor iéson, San Fr August 14. will be Ent for ldg 2th, Jonny Lind, Mosher, W ORLEANS DIRECT.—THE NEW DOUBLE teameship W inl pan Ee NN, Wi very for the above fou os, July 2—Cld Washington Teving, Smith, Port Ph M Anna, July 2i—Are bark Apollo, Ingham, Havana for ort aireas "on Frid ILLS TH Bros T CERTAIN RSME forthe cure of Dropey Manchester, suffered plaint; bis body and logs were May Acuer, abt Aug 1—Privs Nonvites, Griffin, Guayams cays, to load for Nflaven: L & W Armstroag, Frisbes. tm i earn For ONT B LINCOLN & 00, Mearurcment coods, 260. per enbie foot. 2 ppers ainr, Whittlesey, for N themeolves with the steamer’ rt NYork); brig Forest duly 2— Republic, Baker, for Cecilia, Wood, Philadelphia; rk. = Bric Gambia, Franoks. uno, °. nae Nanulve, Howe Goustentincple, fe quested to enpp Inding, (a# no othors will be application to the slerk on bo ed only on board. me time in tis. peat 10! y of medicine usually cnre of dropsy, yet all proved necleas and hi nounced incurable. Thich soon had the effect of ned,) which may be had on No froight eset ved lading signed after two o'clock om the day of ai ip Benj. Frenklis. J Teal. commander, Mon tember 6 four o clock, P.M. Pills wore thon resorted 68, eroytng, his healch, sod re- 80 that mow he is perfec hy taking these wonderful Pills st matting throu, pegs the Beith parieee it Mr, MORSE'S. “Xe, 84 ‘Sank (ALABAMA 8 K, Robert W. Shufelas vie teotive froig! 080 0 Ay! ‘0 each, Whol e, Now York, and at the proprictor’s, Pent nder, will be read aL ‘Ang will enil for the above: ort treet, oy worse Ties, Ce ay Movie tree free yeh een ae ode, OHERON ee 8 EB MARRIED WOMAN’ een po Dr. A PRIVATE MEDT ete ae fampboll, fram brig Cordelia, eeete: CROC LADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STBAM NAVI- © of cn new ation Company's New Lir Ond splendid side-wheol steamship STATE UF G nerd John 4 eave is now run: be ed ‘which’ thou! te aes to, them eather wr badalag into Womeaheod’ ar thes ee ofyeare—in mature contemplates (iret sbip of the Ii Ving berveen the. tr x Savannah on the Tonto wing Y, wo 13—Are steam Alba HM aoa ae ‘on0e, sohrs ane, yO N Bedford, GUSTA, Aug 5—Arr echr pola Borry, Phila PIPNLTIMORE, Aug 12—Are brlen J Nickerson, Nioker- Trinidad’ 15 day ‘hrs Sarah Elizabeu okley, Mobile. Belo 5 et and from’ § ‘ altornats Wednesdays. ‘Thio snip. baw nip Rg st striot regard 7 safety, is TD eeemee nce and come ri tien of her atte ment of which are wnparalloled,) a te Dayton, bs Et Lee ee Peps ron ate ¥ Dean Sin—My wife on peroe; some these years ortaers, int comme eneee bin} monthe Whi is ty ae tine meet mea ber by hor c jon ono risth of the pas. i omen ay aor Stern 4 y ‘ in "rey Pulling hee vertiold, St Petersburg; ache Alfee, | £0) «rem: rte Chaieaton | Agents in Philnde orves; in Savannah, AOR (CHAREESTON, —SEMI-WEEK Lin) ew. a. MON, e he mn h Biv 4 Capitol, Magou Resse ¥ land, Stone, Bangor, fast-going and a8 SF Prose fo yous vd ve a) for passage, (havin comnting-room of South street. Tho groatoat speed. odations. and most loxarions fa steamer. tenders this mode of ing will be slaned— ‘ mamoaations) att my wife ‘rout have boos TON /N of course poiteren it ee oonvee sericne subjects tronted of ns thor ere of & aaters, etrio for the married, of th es contemplation 222 Bree by 2 No 2 astor bn wb the Publier ing othe! ir Mer: ~ felon Marie. Blt, O Aime is Rapid, Veata. M&S C J mmeroe; Taration for Ronda, bari PYTBRSBURG AND RICHMOND— i shin ROANOKE, Ti, Par rt ou Saenrdey, Au ‘Bitte of Indien © + OF peatere. apply on boned, LAM db PLEASANTS, No, 63 Kront street, none Old Sil