The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1852, Page 4

Se IMPORTANT FROM CUBA. anew The Revolutionary Mvvements on the Ieland—Namerou: Arrests of «reoles= Threatening Aspec: o! Affairs—Treaty with Emperor Soulouque, of Haytl, te Ruin Cuba, Our Havana corresponde’ ce, our files of the Diario de ta Marina, and Gaceta de la Habana, and copies of La Vor det Pueblo, organs de a independencia, brought by the Crescent City, reached us yesterday. ; One of our correspondents «t !avana has sent ws * copy of a letter received by hm from madrid, which states that arrangements are to be made with the Empe- ror of Hayti, to land an army of negroes on the island of Guba, in the event of » revolution, The Gaceta de la Hobona of the 12th inst., gives am ar- ticle on the affairs of Cuba, of which the following is summary Phe Now York Sun published, on the 26th of July, a from Cuba conveying some information relative to the clandestine journal called La Voz det Pue Blo, written by pirates and partizans or a new iavasion of the island. The Gacea de (a Hadana wrote @ long and most remarkebie articie upon that correspondence, which is treated a8 an infamous jie s firebrand for the purpose of enkredling civil war, The Sun has soon forgotien the issue of the Lopes expedition, which ended by the im- prisooment or death of ull its followers, Such impos- tures would excite Javghter if the gravity of that ques- ion would permit it ‘ ‘The insulte nd calumnies thrown upon the ladies of Cuba ere euch that we are ashamed to make a single allusion to that part oft Frespoudence ot the fame of their noble sentiments, and the honest conduct of our ladies. are #0 well kvown that we need not deferd them against these infamous calumnies which appeared in that paper. According to La Voz del Publo, nearly ail the inhabitants of the island ave engaged in that con- Spiracy, including even those who serve the adminis. tration r At least, the only thing which the Sun and Pondent Lave truly reinted, is, that the edit Voz, who write their pub on, are conti pored tothe los: of their life In that only th right, for the govermment of the island, and the re sentative of our Majesty thy Queen, are deteraine: make the nations! integrity respected, and in order to attain that aim. they will be always inexorable towerds all those who will conspire sgainst the institutions with which the inhabitants of Cuba are so much pleased The clancestine publication of a small paper o Ta Vor del Pueblo, written by some remaants hordes of Lopez. was the basis of tif correspon published in the w York Sin, The Diario dele Morina of the 13th inst., after having re- produced the article of the Gacefa, makes the following remarks :— We have but afew srguments to add. The Ts of the Sun, a journal intended only for the reading @f the lowest class of the population of New York pretends to find the opinion of Cuba in ananonymous Paper. sccretiy published by men without brains, and who do not observe any forms ofgrammatical style. But this folly does not surprise us, for such minds are de rived Of all the intelligence which distinguishes our il. iustrious and rich society. If some of the other papers Which have claims to good judgement, as the Courier an BPanquirer, wish to be the echo of such false histories, our compassion is ready to be conceded to them. Without condesending to disouss with these papers, we must rewind them that if there is any sentiment, which bas s1 ‘ways prevaiied in the bosom of the Spanish race, it is the eternal hatred of foreign domination exercised by an- other raceas avaracious, as ambitious and intolerant Before that barrier, the endeavors of a horde of virates will nover fail to be dispersed. A government like ours, established upon the iraditions of several centuries, possessing innumerable resources, and strong in the un- animous support of an energetic nation, which counts 15,000.000 of inbubitants. despises such enemies, and is al- ways ready to punich them. if it be provoked. Every jard knows how to conduct himself in the sure road honor. and will defend always, with the greatest energy. the holy cause of uationulity. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE Navana, August 14, 1852 Interesting from Cuba— Numerous Arrests by the Govern ment—The Slave Trade, ‘There being no steamer direct for New York on the Sdinstant, forwarded your despatche: via New Orleans, and a letter by a brig which sailed hence for your port on the Tih inst. Icannot help thinking that something is about to be attempted by the Creoles, from the numerous arrests which occur daily, Surely the government would never condescend to no- tice, as they have done. the mere philippics of the New York Sun, or publich such an exfraordinary editorial as the enclosed, (from the Diario dela Marina), 80 full of menace, did they not fear a conspiracy of some kind on foot. Arrests and the searching of houses are of daily ocour- renee. About seventy persons, up to this time, have been taken up in Havana ! A quantity of powder and ball cartridges were dis covered last week, in the Calza da San Lazarro, and at Rogla, in the houses of psrsons of no erest.rote uThiy Way oppoee the government. and the least attempt at in surrection will certainly lead to the destruction of those evgaged in it. Nous vervons. The only novelty in this line of policy to which the Cubans must now have become accustomed is, that men, who have bitherto been considered exempt from such treatment by ail tormer captain generals, are now, = order of General Canedo. if suspected of entertaining ideas inimicable to the government, arrested as well as men! Of course, as the suba!tern off With uolimited power, many p ms are arrested under the most frivoious preiexts. their paper d, and themselves thrown into prison ; and although in some instances, perties have been almost immediate! Liberated ognin, (i. ¢. in two or three days faction of being #0 speedily restored tot is hardiy a just compensation for the f. appear to be clothed such sudden pro: i throw 01 D wbich their pap rent to overhaul tt covering treasonable most valuable document 1 off by police authorities, who é ven allow you to take a note, much less give yous for them. and consider them. selves by no weans respoustble for euch asmay be lost by their ‘own nepligence Acsactipation: and robberies, attended with unheard Of attrocities have recently prevailed to a great extent sbout the suburb: and in the city of Havava, All this arises from the inefl state of the police, which hi become very lax ines the departure of General Concha whom all classes of the eommanity laments the only man ever rent from “pain to govera Cuba who interested him. self in the welfere of the inhubitants, and who under- age best the true interests of the people committed to ie charge ccip wernment heve not yet discovered the secret ‘om Which is weekly issued end secretly distributed i yr* & copy of which you will ere th « Nothing of importdnce Liss ocoured heve y Iwas unable to procure a copy of La voz del Puebla Cutano in time to cena it to you with my correspondence via New Orleans La voz Continent to be publis secretly izsved among the C: the Captain a file anlis very much morti dLcover the authors of the paper tual. worst time of General Viva's ad- stration war the police ot Havana so inefficient as at the present time: itis quite unsafe to be out after dark and assassinations and robberies, the most auda- ciows are rife at Havana. > That you may not be mistaken with regard to our new Japtain.Generil. I inform you of the fact. that about 500 negrocs from Afries have been landed at Ortigosa, in this island, and that two ounces ($34) per head were paid for winking ut the business, Havana, August, 14, 1852 Prohibition of a Portion of ihe Cuban Press—Organization & an Inguisitorial Commission—Important Arrests, with the Names of the Principal Prisoners—A “ Pronuncia- mento” dreaded by the Government. ‘The goverment has attached so much importance to the opinion of the paper. La voz de! Pueblo. that they are using every means to find ou! the writer: and pl.ce of publication. For this purpose they permit of domicilia- ry visite of the police, in order to search for private pa- pers aud correspondence, which these officials seal and carry away. ‘The enclosed form ef return is furnished to the police, to be filled up with regard to each person under their sur Felliance :— Ocewentar Deranturnt GENERAL REPORT Of the perrons ordered ‘o be under vigilance of the police, Yorident in the ward under my charge, this date. or Hapana se Z fs Dates of orders i? 5 & of cent F 3 : 2 oo ih 12 tet 3 3 : 4 fe; } es ee ee ee are then submitted toa ¢ ommission, which is Charged with their examination. The owner {s called up afterwards, and, in the meantime, he runs the risk of Weing made to answer for the contents of which the police may have introduced, In the hands of this inquisitorial jury the most impor. tant and sacred secrets of iamilies are exposed to Public Ught. Neither sex, cireumstances, nor affliction of mind, are reepected, and houres have been searched, as alvo the Grosses of the lady inmates, at the very moment that preparations were making for the funeral of a member of the family. Persons are carried to prison on no other charge than the mere possession of an insignificant paper. Th« following sre the names of the persons who have Deen imprisoned. as far as I could learn any paper Lie B. Orisio, hina 3.B Castitio, A. Quintere and his son, ¥ Banvedra, F. A. Quintere, BE. Babin, 4. Y. Medina, $ Rodrigues Four ladies Valdes, gi One lady Da: have found im one house fifteen thousand cartridges, and some loose powder and balls, whioh, it paid, were prepared fer a pronunciamento on some of the island. The owner ot the house is Mr. N. Vi and he, with several women, has been put in prison. ‘Anotber house, where gunpowder was desposited. has been searched by the. pallens and the inmates and gun- powder carried away, Owing to these domiciliary visits and arrests, there are upwards of a now in | ison. The real editors and printers of La Voz del Puebla, ave made their escape, and the paper will be suspended in consequence Even the Spanish paper—La Cronica—has been prohibited in the island, by order. In vain did its editor, Mr, San Martin, go to Spain to seek to ob- tain permission for its introduction, asthe governmont insists on its prohibition. San Martin returned and in. formed the supporters of the paper of his failure, and they have supplied means to continue its publication in New York for six months further, upon a totally different course, pamely; to demand earnestly and openly frem the Spanish government, ample political concessions to Cubs, as the only means which prudence and policy should 6 for preventing, or at least checking for @ while, the revolution and independence of the island. Havana, August 8, 1852. The W ron the Dogs—The Canine Petition to the Captain- General—Services Rendered to Government=The News- paper Voiceof the People=Arrests. Isee you have no regular correspondent here in Ma- vana, and 1 have half inclined to become one. Quite a joke was played off against the government here a few days ego, by some wag. which has caused no littie amuse- ment among us, They make an annual war here against the degs, and as the Spaniards must do things differently from other nations, they administer poison, in the form of sauseges, and scatter it along the streets early in the morning The dogs, it appears, concluded to get up a petition to the Queen, having been formerly employed in her Majesty's service. I give you a translation of it, mont Market firm. astern were in active demand, at $20 $2 Tan Noth in 1,500 additional occurred , + ac buyers, at $475 per 100 lbs.—equal to wa wonice Paste.—A sale of 182 cases was made on pri- Morasses,—We heard of no important sales. The sup- ply was fair, and demand limited, at languid prices. 01.8 —Upwards of 3,000 gallons of Linseed were disposed of, at 64c. per gallon. cash. Provisions moved to the extent of 350 bbls. prime and ess pork at $173 a $195; 100 pkgs. smoked hams ot 12¢,; 120 do. pickled shoulders and hams at 8%. % 10%e ; 300 bbls prime lard at 113g0 ; and 260 bbls. city a country, with city mess, at $9 $103;, and 14 a $17. 7 Rice.—A limited business was transacted in prime, at $5 26, per 100lbs., cash. ote were 100 boxes Castile taken, at 9 ¢. per Ib, Srraits.—Among the day’s operations, we noticed 750 bls. Obio and Prison whiskey, at 28¢. a 2334". and 23}. a 235;¢, per gallon, cash. Svcan.—Sales were made of 200 hhds. Cubaat 4/0. a Se. end 150 boxes brown Havana, at bc. a 53¢c. Market firm, Tariow.—Some 18,000 Ibs, prime were purcbased, at Oc. a 93<e. per Ib., cash. Tosacco.—Since our last, 145 hhds. Kentucky have beon sold at 53g¢ a 83¢c., and 73 cases Conneoticut, at 4 jie. a 18%0, ; da bales Yara, at 3740. 5 107 Mayanee at 220 ; and 120 St. Jago, with 46 Baracoa, at 1810. Market unchanged. Stock Sales. Purianerrmia, Aug. teeter by Barker, Brothore cy First 8 it 000 with the exception of the signers, whose names I have found it dificult to Anglicise:— ion to Her Most Cathol Majesty, Donna Leabella uf Spain and the Indies, by Mer canine swbjects nthe * Siemple fiel, Isla de Cu the undersigned dutiful subjects, lay this humble petition of our grievances at the fect of your Majesty, and implore your royal protection. Yoar petitioners stioweth that, ha¥iog beea employed without pay, or even rations, in cap! uring the baad of bloody pirates hoadad by the traitor Lopez, during the last year, in which wo did your Majesty most 'merit.rous servico—sntering the most dangorous places. climbing the highest mountains, psnetratiag swamps and thi ives continually, and onr forte: lia the crown of your received from the govern ve services, Poisoned sausszes by which ‘means many of our rsons and daughters, have been suddenly taken while the other anbjeots of the army, having doe but email cervies, have received large rewards in money, , Litles of nobility, to which we have mors aim. We humbly ‘submit our co: that justin f the Siemple 8, J a reward of the. right to lay your royal clen ency, and pra us. Dene st Habana, capital Cuba, this 20th day of Juno, 1862. Sicned by Captain Tiger and several otder officers and soldiers. ‘This was printed and scattered about the city, and His Excellency the Governor had the pleasure of reading it. “His countenance fell,” and he was in a terrible fury— declared that be would give $20.000 to find out the author of it; and swore by Santiago (the patron eaint of Spain) and all the saints. that he would garote him, and that that punishment would evem be too goodforhim. O tempore! O mores! Scveral numbers of a newspaper called The Voice of the People, have made their appearance here, which, of course,” isrevolutionary in its tendency. No one seems to know where or by whom it is edited and published, and every means bas been used to ascertain, but as yet without success, Within two or three days past several persons have been arrested, implicated in some conspiracy against the government, is ie suid. Some of them are men of note-- two lawyers, and even two or three females. By the next steamer I will send you particulars. i CARDENAS. OUR MADRID CORRESPONDENCE. Mapnip, July 25, 1852. Denouncement of Newspapers at Madrid—Suppression of the Barcelones by Reyal Order—Imprisonment of Some of the Deputies of las Cortes—Reported Government Couspiracy for the Destruction of Cuba—Determination to hold the Island in Bondage. About the coup d'état they are preparing by partial measures, The Barcelones was denounced and submitted to jury, who acquitted the editor; notwithstanding this, the government has suppressed, by royal order of the 12th, its publication. There Cortes, som no guarantee eyen for the deputies of the cf whom are retamed in prison for forty- eight hours. and their papers and private correspondence seized. without respect or consideration. Senor Vazquez {ueipo, Director of Ultremae. is of opinion that the complain for ihe ployces of the coloninl government, when the Spaniards mneral of the Council Jubans ought not to acts of the Captain General and em- under a constitutional government, bave to bear such dealings, whi 1 he ewys, are racticed everywhere, sane LUCENE state. that Spain may lose: the island » government will have the pleasure of secing it destzoyed by the negroes of Hayti, with which govern. ment negot Spanish navy of Cuba may serve for their transportation, and, at the ime, the emancipation of the slaves in Cuba will be decreed, Theatrical and Musical. 7#e.-—-This evening, Macalister, the great benefit. when he will introduce all ary feats; and it being his last appearance that be is a great favorite, there can be ittle doubt but the Bowery will be crammed to overflow. DE. Broapway Taeatne.—Anderson, the great Wizard of. the North who bas been giving his wonderful feat cromancy to crowded houses for the past four weeks, will nde his engegement this evening, when a’ pro- samme. containing most of his surprising performances will Le presented. Mr. Eytinge takes his benefit on Sa turday evening. ‘he entertainments at this prosper- mumence with the one act come 0 Rake,” in which the leading mem bers of the dromatic company will appear, The conclu Ging feature will be a grand divertisement by the French and Spanich dancers, Navioxat, Turatne —The amusements given every ovening at this establishment give universal satisfaction Couldeck. an actor of great dramatic celebrity, has been performing a round of his favorite characters. This evening the entertainments consist of “ All that Glitters id’ and the comedy of “ 1 Up,” in which k and Sir William Don will be the bright dy of © The Marr —The attractive feature of this beauti- t is the voealization of the French Ope- Mad. Fleury Joliy seems to be a great fa- over the ns are going On to this effect; that the dis every night received with enthusiasm She appears thir evening in the opera of “Ne Touchez pas a Ja Reine.” which has beeu very much admired by the musical dilletanti. 4 Amentcan Musnus.—Whito’s Serenaders continue as popular as ever at this establishment. They announce a very attractive programme for this afternoon and evening Cunisty’s Orena Hovse.—Christy’s Minstrels have ided a good selection of Ethiopian amusements for evening. th Woon's Minsrners —This popular company will re- peat their new song of “ Poor Uncle Tom,” this evening. ‘Their hall is crowded nightly. Marine Affairs. The new pilot boat, built by Mr. George Steers, for a company of Jersey Pilots, and named in honor of the builder, was got under weigh yesterday morning for the first time, at the foot of Twelfth street, E.R, She left, under command of Mr. Stecrs, who, in company with a few friends and acquaintances, will go as far as Whites Stone, to test the sailing qualities of the vessel, and for a pleasure excursion, . Ereamsn Sienna Nevana, Captain Wilson, ¢: yesterday afternoon for Aspinwall” is moe Iurontant From Buenos Ayres.—Advices from Montevideo to 26th June have been received. Political matters wer? in a bad condition at Buenos Ayres. Gen Urquiza bad dissolved the Sala, in consequence of their op- porition to the treaty entered into by the governors of the different provinces, and be had assumed the supreme control, and placed the province under a military sub- jection. It was Lay ag by many that his reign would be a short one, as. from his increasing tyranny, be was mak. ing many enemies. 2 EEE CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuvnspay, August 19—6 P.M. ,Attips.—-Some 150 bbls. pots and pearls were sold at $4 76 a $4511; and $5 60 a $6 56.45 per 100 Ibs. Bersewax.— American yellow was scarce, and firm, at 27 a 2730 cash, per lb. Breapsturrs.—Flour advanced a trifle, comprising 17.800 bbls—sour Canadian, superfine do. at $40 $4 0654; ordinary to choice State, mixed to fancy Western, and common to good Ohio, at $4 06.4 a $4 25; with common to good Southern, at $4 311, a $460. Rye flour and corn meal remained scarce and firm, The transactions in wheat reached 40,000 bushels; Western. at 92c. for red; 96¢ for mixed, and 98c. a $1 for white; 15,000 Canadian mixed, at “4c ; 4,000 inferior do., at 70c, and 5,000 Upper Lake, at 70c.; those in oats, seve- ral parcels Western and Northern, at 430. a 453¢.; and those in corn, 28,000 bushels unmerchantable, with mixed Wertern, at 68c. a 600. and 70. per bushel—indicating a b pagent grain market. Mye was scarce, and held at from 78e. a 800. orron.<The demand continues rlack, the sales to-day being 600 bales. Prices are well maintained for the bet. ig: qualities, Sorrer.—About 170 bags Java hands at 1054 810%; 600 Rilo, at 8%'m9'40; and 100) do, (oy auc, “= at 514 a Gomaverage 8 3-5e, per Ib. is-—Cod and mackerel were unaltered ; 1,200 box: Sealed and No, 1 herring, brought 60 and 35c,, respec- tively Favrr-—Since owr Inst, 500 boxes bunch raisins have Lp tieg Pekar 8 $215; 900 layer. at $2 90 x $2.37 36; Zante currants, at hem at 1534 a 160.; and 850 casks Frerours.—There eonth good demand shipments of breadstuits roy A Ut, che clore were sgain bi About Were engaged at 83¢d.. in bulk for der nt 6 Dagged by the ves arian flour were Kiwed ub 46, wud G00 Uo, ab indi Uobtow token at #s, Od. per pale A Nenpotitaa pon pindemed the operations $3 43% a $3 50; & Co.)— oar Allegheny’ Cit 91, Sohuylkill Navigation 6's, "82. b5, 76%: do, 76545 1,000 Lihich 6's, 0434; 600 shares Schuylkill Navigation Preferred, 24; THO do, 24333 100 do. b6. 2434: 200 do, bd, 2434; 460 do. 24445 10) Vickehurg Railroad, b5, 18; 156 Schuylkill Navigation, 15); $2,000 Schuylkill Navigation 6'g, 82, D0, 75 1.000 Wit- inington Railroad 6’ 95% shar. ica’ Bank, 82)4; 100 Long Island Railroa 700 do, 11K; 100 do, D5, 1A; 200 Girard Bi $50 "Lehigh 6", 49: thares 200° Morris Canal, b5, 1834: 1,000 City Gas 5's, ‘65.90. Be tween . 1134; 100 do. 11255 Sana 334; 80 Kentucky Bank, 100. Union € in 1i1ds; 100 Schuylkill ‘red. 2449; $3 000 Ken- 5,000 Schuykill Navigation 6's, 'S2, 7634 2 shares Sohuylkill Navigation Preforred 100 Susquehanna CG: 7634; 108 6 Railroad, 46! 9; Samdea and Amboy 000 City Bank 6's "88, 10455: 3, p 10456; 100 huyiki'l Navigation Preterred, 2414; *100 Girard is, 76%. After 18080 ay kill 0. do, 1334; 100 4634; 200 do, interest, 30,— $5,000 Susquehanna Canal Bone n Preforred, 85, 24453 BS int., 76; 50 Morris Canal, #5, 20) Resding Railroad, 3 duys, 46%; 60 Sohuyikill Navigation Stook I Market steady. Telegraphic Reports. way Oxieans, August 18, 1852. The sales of cotton on Tuesday were 200 bales, and to- day they have been 300. Middling is quoted at 93¢c. and fair at 12340. The Canada’s news has had no effect on the market, Tobacco and sugar have both advanced one quarter ofa cent per Ib. Whiskey bas largely advanced, and is now at 2ic. Bacon sides are firm at 10c., and thoulders at 83¢c. Crar.eston, August 18—Noon. A very small business is doing in cotton; but prices are firm ; two lots of ten and thirteen bales only, sold this morning. at 9%c.a 10%. Buyers confine them- selves to actual wants, and only for completing imme- diate engagements. . i Cnantrstox, August 19, 1852. The sales of cotton to-day were 135 bales, and for the week they foot up 1,165 bales. at prices ranging from 7% a12c., the market closing firm and tendency upward. Middling Upland is quoted at 11a 11%c. The receipts of the week have been 3,250 bales, and the stock on hand is 7.750, The pay b? at all the Southern ports have been 686,075 bales ahead of Jast year, and the total stock on band amounts to 79,070 bales. Acnany, August 19, 1852. During the past twenty-four hours, the receipts have been—of flour, 3,210 bbls.; corn, 13,925 bushs.; wool, 49,862 Ibs, Sales were made of 22,000 bushels of corn, (part to arrive) at 68c. for Western mixed and round yellow. Other articles are quiet and unchanged. Married. On Tuesday, August 17, by the Rev. Samuel Wills, Mr. Groncr H. Scrimaten. to Miss Mancanerra J., daugh- ter of William A. Burtis, Esq., all of this city. On Wednesday, Angust} 18, in Brooklyn. by the Rev. W. T, Webbe, Mr. Jonn R, Wixtnror to Miss Exizapetn I. Brows. On Wednesday, August 18. by Oscar W. Sturtevant, Alderman of the Third ward, Mr. Ponce Manie to Miss Many Anx Bray, all of the city of New York. At the Spanish Legation, on the 10th of August, by the Right Rev. Mr. McGill, Bishop of Richmond, Josr. Mania Macatton Y Camruzano, of Madrid, present by his proxy, the Spavish Minister, to Acnirrina. third daugh- ter of Alexander Norman Macleod, Esq, late of Harris, Scotland. ¥ Died, no Wednesday morning, August 18, of consumption, The friends and relatives of the family, and those of ber sons-in-law, Jobn Boban, Herry O’Donnel. and John Yullizan, are invited to attend her funeral, this (Friday) afteracon, from her late residence, No. 17 Monroe street, On Wednesday, August 18, Sorma ANoria, daughter of Thomas and Clariseu 1,, Crane, aged 4 years 9 months and aye. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Friday) afternoon. at 2%, o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 306 Madison street. On Wednesday. August 18, Nancy, daughter of the late Ebenezer Leggett. aged 56 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at 8 o’olock. from Grace Church, West Farms. On Wednesday evening, August 18, Cuances Henny, infant son of Henrietta M. and the late Henry Van Saun, aged 1 year and 7 months. ‘The ‘remains will be taken to Hackensack, N.J., for in(erment, this morning. at 8 o'clock. On Wednesday, August 18, after a long and painfal iliness, Mr. Hucn Consinoraat. aged 31 years, a native of the County Donegal and parish of Killeboggs, Ireland, lis friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the house of Patrick Lynch, South Hempstead. L. I, this (Friday) morning. at 11 o'clock. The friends and acquaintances of the late Hagh Cunningham are res- pectfully invited to meet bis remains, to be interred at Calvary’ Cemetery. at the head of Graad street, Wil- liamsburg, this afternoon. at 314 o'clock, On Wednesday, August 18, Mrs, Awx, wife of Patrick Patton. of consumption, in the 28th year of her age Her foneral will take place this {ftiday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 247 Third avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice, Memphis, Tenn » papers pleaso copy. At Brooklyn, on Thursday. Augast 19. Capt, Hexny Duxscomn, of Bermuda. in the 32d year of his age. His relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral. from his Inte residence, No. 205 Court strect, near Union. at 434 o'clock, this (Friday) afternoon, with. out farther invitation. On Thursday evening, August 10, Mancaner Maria, infant daughter of Thomas and Ann Cunningham, aged 2 years, 3 months and 18 days ‘The friends snd relatives of the family are requested to attend her funeral. this afternoon, nt 2 o'clock, from the retidence of her father, No. 163 West Fifteenth street. ler remains will be taken to the New York Bay Cemetery for interment. On Thursday. August 19. from the effects of a fall from the New York State Armory, Ex1s Cony. His remains will be taken for interment from his late rosidence. No. 116 East Nineteenth street, to Morristown, N.J,, on Saturday morning, at 83g o'clock, At Baton Rouge, La., on the 23d July. Mrs, Man- caret Morcan, relict of the late General John Morgan, formerly of Morganza, Washington county, Pa., in the Tith year of her age. 2 EE MARITIME INTELLIGHN ALMANAO FOR WEW-vYORK—THIS DAY, Ty | Moon sere. morn —— 6.40} mi6H Wa: weve 10 06 PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 19, 1852. Cleared, a eames Bierra Nevada, Wilson, Aspinwall, J Howard Bark Juno (Nor), Huzen, Marseilles, Soh . Bark Marina (Br), Price. Quebec, Parkinn a hope Bark Annie (Br), eve, j i Bark Annie (tr) tkens, Liverpool, NS, HA Bloomield, La Harriet (Hr), Ross, tor. Ammirable Golombs (Sard), Netzarino, Lisbon, Taree ae, w ig Vetruvins er, Walton. NS, J 8 Whit Brig I Smith, New Loxdon, mane. weet Brig Lewis W: Jacksonville, Brett, Vi oki Philadelphia, J Hand” oO Oo chr Swan, Bacon, Now Haven, J Behr HB Giteon, Miller, Philedclphine Schr Saxon, Pargi, St Stephens, Schr Sarah ®lizaheth, Bmith, New Ha, w & Co B Hawkins, Providen Arriv Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk, mags and raasensors Yo Luglats & eas w York (p) ompson, Havre, “423 pas bo MiLivingiton, Aug 1d tae san has been 20 daya'west of thrones, New ish westerly winds and calm Bad pilot Sdayard dette Bark Print Hendrick (Dutch), B:imidt, Amsterdam, 68 at 23) hours, with ta, nd 6 passongors, to JZ. ark Lrabelitn tyne, Beeare, Rio ancien yates, with coffes, to Allen ‘axoon. July 12, Int 17 8, lon 36 26 W, Gxchapeed tamale with atk Lancer '(iir), Nound. Southt lon 71, saw ol hence torCalifornia, under skysntis, 1? S*muel Russell, Bark J: Hall, Tamp, St 17 days, with 41, lon 72 87, ateoring NNE Mitehell (three f molaent tho smali bo o water. Aug Tad ia'3ae fons, of Lubeck), G. p {ef Lenbock). Gabtzens, Rio Samelzo, 4 Joba Dutton (of Bi 8, with Miolnseen, te masters 2)? Burkett, Cardenas, Aug Brig Olive, Kelly, Nassau, EF, i eT! 7 daym with lumber, to ‘Aug 15, Int i ore and ws of mainmast off by tho dees hod fore peoring W ile (Br), Davie, St Jago de Cuba, 20days, ire, 4 days, ion 1h opens Dealel & Frances, trom Jeremie, 5t Domlage, Cor Bos- Hovean, Aug 6, with pager ard 5 pas- jkgson, Wilmington, NO. with By age iH Marcle! canaidae's native of 1 Alexandria. 7 days. iz ‘with pine apples, as Ton 610, spoke sobr D suey ir Nassau, a with lumber, to sea mata Let 4 p Weaes, Soom Bor 8 i" would put into Wilmington, NG, for r- Schr @ H Townsend (of Hempstead Harbor), Hutchinson, Bahia $2 days, with sugar, to M M & Co, Schr Clinton. Rozers. Galveston, 25 days, with cotton and L ia’ Cready & Co. suger to N ‘ Soh © A Crook, Lamson, Doboy Island, 8 days, with lumber. to 8 H Rockeuburgh. Schr T Conner, Patterson, E! Schr Howard Lovell. Bo Behr Aven; inch x hr Hunter, Parker, 1 Kader, Osborne, Virai David Risley, Haines , Vireinia, 3 days. Schr Banvard, Sooy, Virginia, 8 day Bobr Elizabeth, Ot{s, Bost Sebr Teano Ahorn, Sylvent pero, Kendrick, Ship Cha Below. ys 4 Jerome, from Havre, with mdso songers; bark E from Cardenas. Churchill, from Pensacola; brig Sailed, Steamship Sierra Nevada, Wilton, Aspinwall; bark Jacob Prentice, Loring, Inangua; brig Lamson, Wuceler, 8t ‘Marks; sehr Relict, Cates, Florida. Wind at sunset calm. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bosrom, August 19, Arrived—Ship Oo ueon, Liverpool; park Joddo, Bi timore, brig Xenophon. Philadelphia. Cleared—Brig Ann Maria, Charleston; schrs Indepea- dence, Aux Cayes, Androw Biour, Albany. Herald Marine Correspondence. Evoartown, Aug li. Arrived—Ship Daniel Webster, Starbuck, of and from Nantucket, to complete fitting for Pacific Ocean, towed to thie port by steamer Telegraph; 15th, sohr Pharos, Chase, NBedford;_ 16th, Chapel, Plummer, NHaven, for Addison; Rubicon, ‘Tilden, NYork for Newburyport; Champion, Hateh, Providence for Bangor; 17th, sloop Passport, Pearl, from Pollock Rip—lost anchor and about ton fai °} chain, in consequence of becoming entangled with the chain f the Light Boat. Tho Passport supplied the Light Bont with thirty tons of ballast. Also arr, schra Silss Parker, Drew. Nantucket; sloops 4aura, Winslow, do; Susan K Ba- ker, Falmouth, ‘ailed 16th—Schra'Pharos, NBedford; Chapel, Rubicon, and Champion; 17th, schr Crusade, Ripley, N York. 8. ELPHIA, August 19—4 PM. 17th, 9 P, M.—No furdher arriv HILDE: Arrived—Barks Chesapeake, Perkins, Havanay Elk, Mayor Boston; brige Galena, Richards, Boston; Orinoco, Lewis. York; Florence. Hopkins, do; Waterloo (Br), Outerbridge, Turks Telandg: Voyager (Br), Wood, Mayaguesy sours Wat W Fulton, Isline, Pernambuco; Zephyr, Marta, Yowell, Walker, Hallowell; Gen Clinch, Baer, N York: Jas B Deputy. Winimore, Dighton; Triphemis, Le w- is, Richmond; lower, Dayton, do; Ocean Wave, Brown, Bridgeport; Arcade, Milliken, NYork; Hudson, Heavencr, ‘ Gan ly, Jeffrey, do; David Smith, Smith, Wilming- on, Cleared—Steamehip Penobscot, Whitaker, NYork; shi Shenandoah, (pkt) Taylor, Liverpool; bark Vistory. Ellit- son, Kingston, Ja; brigs Wm MoGilvery, Hitchborn, Boston; Wanderer, Mooere, do; Orinoco, Lewis, do; Mail, Bak: (Br), Nason, Harve; nton, Boston; America, Hatch, do; hard Ocean Wave, Brown, Chelsea; py ee Marts, Norwalk: cade, Milliken, Bosto: Deputy, Winsmore; Pr. ton; Chas A Greiner, Peterson, Savannal ner, Salem; J W Be! owland. NHaven, M A Rowland, Rayner, Stonington; Asa Eldridge, Lowden, Milton. Miscellancous. Br Scur Prince.—The Halifax Recorder of 16th inst. states, under date of Sherbrooke. 4h, that a schr o! 61 tons, called the Prince, of London. is lyin; the Steoring Reef, near the Wesvern Cape of St. Mar} er, l d liquorice. Th stores sold tor th Prince, Phillip Rickard, wi iz is said as tothe oc being safe or missing. A part of her cargo hue ars gr ted probably be a total lose; vessel and cargo sold by the master; cargo fallyinsured Halifsx 13th by sohr Harmony. A tole phic d that the P was from Oporto, and would in New York. jpokens Ship Columbia, Hildreth, from Caloutta Moh 29 for Lon- don, making coneider ble water, May 25, lat 218, lon 24 E. Ship Alert, Bartlett, from Cal 8, lat 34.N, lat, &eo. Ship Hope Goodwin, Perens, and Cheshire, Rich, from Liverpool for New York, Jul; Ship Uriel, Foster, from lat 2425, lon 78 10. }, lon. 46, lon 19. ‘A ship’ was scen steerin; Tappan’s signal (probed 26, for San Francisco), July 24, 1st Il 11 N, lon 34 0 ‘An Am ship was seen showing a white fisg with Tuly 11, lat 43 82, lon 4003 W. Bark Zontoff, Di out, all well, no. Bark Gen Tayl c. te. Int 12 N, lon 55 W, , from Portland for 1 nama, July 1. lat 34 10, lon 54 Brig Isabella Beurmann, Morton, from NYork for Callao, July 15 lat 40, lon Brig J Darling, lat 45,N, lon 21 W. Brig Jae Reddin (Br), from Cork for NYork, July 23, lat 00 ee ot OS. ft Norfolk for Dema: hier ais Rad 5 .. Tate Bug Hriton, un ersteod from jangor, steer! ESE, Aug 13. lat 43 15, lon 67 40, Schr Geo M Robertson, Rico, Aug 4, lat 22 50. lon 6115, Fore ARDROSSAN, Aug 6—S) Greenock, for’ Boston. Ide: Providence do; Chas M'Langhlin, for Bi Antwerp, Avg 5—Ships William, H for Boston having been cancelled; Clara ton 15th; bark Murillo, Bama, July 18—Ship Francei at in 4th, Br brigs ‘hetis, ston do. Waite, from Richmond arr 4th. ‘une 29; Delawariany Ii torin Brawn, fer { ) July 24—Bark Br brig Sylph, Sponacle, feom P Burwen, Avg 2—Arr Suly 10—Are on Carpirr, Georgia, All ire, Gray, Plymouth, Sid th, Quer “Gannewas, Aug I= Arr bark Rams Chase, Chast, P EN AS, rr bark Emma Chase, Chase, Port- land. Sid 9th, by Shawmut, Robinson, NYork. are Crenrurcos Aug 2—Sld bark Franklin, Gibbs, Boston. In port briz Cordova, Dutch, from Philadelphia, dis. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 23—Bark What Cheer, Baker, for Smyrna, 2 or 3 days to oaglete her cargo for Bosto: .Cnonstant, July 31—Ships Cornelis, Biancha York soon; Sea Duck, Porter, from. Hi lead for NYork; Lanerk, Knapp, to phine, Bornholm, for do, three fourths loaded; to load for Liverpool; barks Yarmouth, Bangs, for NYork, Id: Aquila, Nowell, dordo! ‘brig luda Hobbs, for Madeira, Iaded with deals,frendy” Demanana, July 28—Bark Mon Yerk for St Thomas 4 days; brix Walhouding, D , rom NYork for Turks Islands Sort days, nw! Dose RONTHEIM, July 15—Sld Crocus, Norton, Bordesnx. Juiy 81 (before reported 25th)—Arr Sincun, July 26—Arr M Gofle for NYork; for Cronstadt. Saxony, Meleber, Hava % Grascav's Aug O—Ship Niazara, Livermore, for NYork pte Tog Greenock Sopt 2; bark Tongataboo (Br), for GmRavran, Inly 31—Ship Cyenet, Holmes, and Boston, wee wind (did not prsoacd to ap! ut eal off Mahon, touched at Malay nd arr at Gi- . me hy) Siaace. Lind sae Leena ee Philadel. » Arr 27th; briz Clement, Mayo, n York arr 28th, Wind W, Sy ee Gexoa, July 20—Ships Trenton, Rich, terson, from NOrleans, arr 26th; OWTavawn Abe b—Are back i v. Hi ©; AVANA Aug S—Arr bark Mary Varney, Harris, Cabanas (ond eld 4th tor NYork): 7th, echr Fairy, Silver, NOrleaney Sth, bark Millandon, Butler, and brig P Souls. Smith. do. Sd brig Lozhorn, Pendicton, Mariel (seo. Misvs!) ibee. Crabtree, do; Allston, Pior: ban: h, Ci Gocdmanson, NOrlesna; 10th, bark Express, Leot, n 13th brig Guinaro, Philips, Charleston. oe 8th, ship Norma, Brown, for NYork ldg; and Henvorr, Aug 4— ‘ Kathleen, Pismee = Landrost Latcken, NYork, 81d 34 Havre, July 90—S1d Sadi i ° Hoh Rick, one, jadsonnet, San Franoisoo; 34, Zu: HARTLEPOOL, Aug 3—Are Bhakespe -Hativax, Aug 13—Arr steamor Al York72 hours; achrs British Q Morgen, Hishtiong 96 "Chd With pokes aed organ, Ric! yn he ith, sel lodway, Fraser, al timore;' 13th, 8 Campbell, O'Brica, Phundelphia, ee’ ote Lisnon, July 23—Ship Sophia Walker, Wiswoll, for Rio Ja- nejro Sth'inss. uno; Orezon, Pat- Sea Lion, Wilner, from do, or- are, Brown, Antworp, Kearney, New PAvenno, July 7—Bark Harward, Goodwin, from Mossi« her cargo for NYcrk; only Am ves- nay just arr, to comple bs Saynwa uly 26—Barks Sultans, Watson, for Boston, 1d, to wait until the fruit season, and sail about Sopt 15, Nautilus, Rowe, for NYork Zor 3} days; only American vos: St Jago, Aug 3—Arr brig Asores, Battic, NYork barks Ocean Crem), Brontin, do;'Swan, tolmer, more. Sld 3d, bark A'B Sturges, Avery, Halifax ported); Oth, brig F Fabans, Fontaine, Philadelp port 2d, brig Montrose, Allen, for NYork 7th. TRiwipan, Aug 2—Sid brig Cordelia, Gibbs, Boston. Tnizete, July 31—Ships dohn Bunyan, Nichols, for porns Ruropean, Whiting, destination not Sth, Baltic Louisa Kilbam, White, \de (herore reported for Cephalonia, where up); Marm: i sacks: une, Bld no date, bark Ports. ALBANY. Aug 18—Arr sohrs Angusta and Leander, Bi ton. Cld echrs Px ett and Thos B Smith, for Now Bode Oregon, Newburg. » Aux 18— Arr Be brig Penguin, Dill, Tnaguy, sth inst Unig Helen, Hughes, His Janets saiyy} sehr | Commander in-Chie Worlam, N York. 60 raw, lather, Leaming, Biliont, Die York; echr Commander-iat BOSTON, Aug 1+—Art steamship x 16th 7PM: arr 1 2 Hal ‘aloutta Apl 1; Swed: seman, Thi ford: slooy BALTI Rotterdam A And Ty Ellicott. Diss snark, Susan ort. jartolle, Potomac rivor; Bakor, Phitndelphic: Farrew, Werrian de, Ww rel a landed at NY¥« rick ), jericksbarg; Dant 8 M mph, Masons tt M donk Phitadeiphia: Avon C shom, Spragu bidge. and Charlotte, Thoma ver; Henriette, Keene; Emma, Mafforde; Union, Whitt more; Stag Hound, Brown: Henry F Baker, Molen Milwaukio, Stowers; BA Tatts, Barter) Ellon, Nickens Alvarado, Lancast WP’ Philips pis: John, Meseery ott 1 0, Smith, do, Signal for m ship, ship wx deoply inden, has painted po: white burgee with red border Cleared sg a! Niagara fax: PS Rose Btandis! Chasfiend, Richmond: Agent Baker, Malta Bay With ington NO; Umpire, Si: mington, ‘mpire, Simpson, Delawal ¢ Kelley. Philadelphia: schrs Sharo: Lather Uhiid, Baker, Phitnd ate 'N York. 81d etonmehi Ttagka. re colts osterd: EW ORLEANS, Ang 12—Old sitp ‘ashi Antwerp; schr PM Sears Potorson San Juan oare gan. Arr steamship Daniel Wobster, Graffan, Jaa Tou ino, a bo oom 7 Us Lone, bark Meldva, beige Toluene ‘and sche Juniata, 'y argo has beon land- 5 utta Moh 1 for Cork, July Ship Finland, from Virginia for Rotterdam, July 27, no A 6. NOricans for Liverpool, Aug 1, Ship Antaretic, from Antwerp for New York, Aug], Iat 8, showing Massrs Sampson & he Carthaze, from Boston June ‘G init, vis, from Salem for Montevideo, 24 days Savannah, 15th fost, Barbara (Zr), Strickland, from Now York for Pa~ 56. from NYork for Western Islands, July 20, 20 days from Baltimore for Porto shire (Br), Johnston, from Keneally, for 10. uno, her charter nn, Reed, for Bos- Tropic, Smith, from N York for San to repair came in collision (see Mis- bark Indus, Thompson, from Baltimore for Rio en do, just arr; for N Ayana, arr 26th, to load for Boston; Jose- ‘ohn © Cale ima, Downey, from N Crusoe, Bis- GHIFPPiIne. CHARLESTON. ¥ —The new and m om. Measick, New T, MR ~ ‘ednesday, August 20th, at 4 o' at fo Ngee Carlin Sound ‘rom do bound te R York, Hor tra, apply on board, hers ai ip ed Pat ip on neoount of head ‘winon; Paragon, sta: Bite) actus oe of BOLT ORD, TiLaTON & 00 a mouth. uth street, steamer Mario! A Mister Nickerson, trom Boston for this port, | the necessary repairs, will not losve on bafurdey, Agua weret O14 Point landing EI : * | Siat?but will lone os Nor next regular day, Sopt. PHILADELPHIA, ‘auclo—Age steamer Penobscot, Whit- 3 , York, Havana; Corde- ITED STA’ eae 10 dos Kingstea, Foulkes Dema- - pt Smalley. Cienfucgos Ji A jays; Agacs. ( L. Cro ard MoD: Utrecht; A: Sipple Westport; Bolipes VEAVANNAT. ug 16—Are be J Bath, (Me); John R Dow, Coombs. r ore Arrived. Nenrork, ko-steanebip Roanoke—H Edmonds, D Ed- Banach, P I Taylor and gon, G Leekwaod © H utverdalay " ‘nylor and 60 ook w 601 m Drie Rotingon ‘C8 Cc ham, J R Eokles, H A Dow, Woodward. Capt JG Fosver, JM Fergu: Do: oom e, 3 Hale, J Williams, ed dd me hereto and Eplees « c einoker 224 of each month. and the. ok, O F Weisiger a iy a chro lime to 4 tro w Orleans ‘a child, J.J Smith and Indy. Miss’ | seenmahipe & oo sas 'e1 be secared, og on TE dee Eh y. ard, OE iTonderara Judge WF Sullook and ea, JC jenn can rane end lady. JB Etheredge and lady, Mrs A Logan and | gronts at that pines. child, Mre Brodio, three children and servant, Miss & Lively, Mre JT Miss 8 Mol Mrs L Joy. Misa A aino, Capt Doughty, OSN. D | Lowor Aft and Forward Baloon Kooms,. Kiddtok and | Second Cabin Standecs, a ou A: » | Passengers ore lan! railroad depot, J Tilao Bartlett, ‘The railroad being tn oj one HW Fisher, J FO | Sevaine dver bait the distance from Aspiawall to n, and 20 in the stocrago. Sho transit 0! 1 the isthmus may be in New York—J ME Hamor, Now | Slentsen to twenty-four bourse the tegecoratd i wi Rushton, NOrleans; | grom $10 to $29. vo be borne by the passengers. A Deith. Mr Ufsrin, anc E Joachin, ¥: ‘rance PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Edwio Johnson—J WC Thomp- The public are informed that, andor the new WJ Wateon, M Meaton, M Gutart, ofthis com ee ing) oe ant pre = ——— avy Department, comman: javy officers, and cex- eae ep ar ping re'Uatved Sinton ball rafal hored(tor lene Panama Livenroon—Steamsbip Niagara, from Boston—Mesers W 6 pers i Phillips, of Boston; Thos. Chawi, Solem; Goo M Proutiaa, | 0, 2otb days of sec mente. sam onoh Worcester; Chas Paine, Pawtucket; Jos Major, Geo Ander- on tho let ant + real 10 Cover aecidents. e follo: rie eseam gon, J Jacob, § Burneli, JA" Peine, New York; Wy Jue | Sigh vie 49 gprepecciaents, «The folloy pad Turnbull and wife: New Brunswick; John Black’ snd wite : pany | Montreal: 1H Oliver, Liverpsol; Edw Connsu Dubin; J 6 | 0% the Pacis which will be always in pert, of Barrett, G Bland. wife and sorrant, Chas T Alleyne, Hon 500 tons, | COLUMBIA, Mr Petre, Sir W Pym, John Houghton, Evgiand; 1 Jagger «| CONBTLDUTI Germay CA Kesler, France; & Jardin, Madeira; § Rame- NTELOPE. e auand servant, St Démingo—28. AsrinwaLt—Steamebip Sier and lady, William Henry, Chsries Bier and Indy, Johnson, Gustavus Binzer, Wm Bayer. Baliol Boryer John § White, Samuel @ Husted, Henry Benedict, Wm St J Bons. dict, John Myer, Sebriarty Myor. M Falter ‘and son, Nevads—Henry Markus mith, Julius Beiderma Raiser and friend, Tho: rit ply bi ‘fan diag ft the former 1800 n, Benjamin Cohn, Henry Miche’, Isaac Bewer and Friend, D Beowiley, D Browiey, E Chou, i Heyman, Frasois png eg rege | aye geen nye Layag, Morris Gemneck Joseph Cohon, Lewis fork, Lewis | WE vier trom Ban Francisco, Persone Levy, M Losky, GW Volum, Harvey’ Vollum, Mre GM | Seamer from Gan Hranctace, ate Hopkine. Mrs Chas Fenwick and sorvant, Iran Borja, MD | Pine? ihe, Rated, Rison Bodation of Butler, Jolin Smith, Jacob Leonardson, Hugh McFarland, | peltud mua brgiers, Raven ot tere teow Panam $e John Crofton, Alfred Beant and Indy,” Fanington Pri Ee ereeesinuants ‘pees a mW. Cross, Jacob Morris and servant, Juliue Morri ibe Laptop tor the trent of Morris Pollock, R Bornbard, Gustavus Scott, Lowis Gelits, | Pro! botweon Panama. ‘San Mosca Iraact, Jos Paiser, Kline Paiser, Thomas J Hunt, H | SB Ene abave steamers will keep up the eurin. Harris Levy. Lewis Schaller, Joseph Gell tion mn Acapulco and other Mexionn porte. ‘Bach pag. Charles When, Harris Markus, A J Rolston, Sami J W: ei elewee Wb ike neceenat'el By pery, Vein Themag and lady, Goerge Zoomaes. Chee ing in measurement 10 oubio fest. "inti be taken se ohn Audran ani ‘Sen Fram Teer Habry, Chae Honry, Al Rovilaskoy, Hl C Codwiso, Dr | GnAstes ab 70cente por foot, and trom Fanama to Franklin, Chas Riley, Aivert. Jacobs, Horace Riley, i D hardson, Mre Jos Schwartz, Mre Sarah Cross, L Brown, Jaco Moller Jen Books F WK hn K. Dinemore, disco st the rate of $100 per ton. Hor gpply te CHancas © WHITNEY ee 01 jom panies, John’ Wilson, Levit eit, John Mortimore, Lewis Ut. y it the offics of & 177 West streot, corner of Warren, New Fe Um STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANE dy, BC her, James M MePleiron. het Spent, Messe, HH Moose, 8 F Gaxo, Joseph Pieter Salon sae atte aa oe mn DORY, goone. J H Holbrook, James Hoone, 8 J Rankin, L Disiop. | ~Only throug? Un’ tevoe Mail Line for Ca rain and Bes Hatnitond,” Gharion Lc Key, Lewin Schaller, Di vos: | double engine U. TELINGIS, She faekonh , ar] a - Fea PD Matiary, LL Lowie. GDF Disvrough®, L Leices. ‘he world piling, Ae ter, LS relpeeser ” Grosyeheir, presen ag owed Pts prone Fiske get at foot of Warren ‘ enalt. D. Grefiend, i Mi aa Tones, T “White, Geo Williams, I Wm river. e Ps 16 Mail pcre Com: Sawtell, Dr. Buttery, Peter Tugler, ston will 9 lady, Dora Fin: eyed Berens eels Apt ‘ayett. ee . KS i art, Horry. D. Bes ; nee Tobey Heo Hasta nye. W Geer. He Moutgcmery, | somata satetys Raves of fare te Aaparwall: G © ers] 5 rs ir Fo! Meo BO iirein, Mre Wm Roran, Mise H Rogan, James | Blo ma, $65) tower aft and, forward saloon Whipley. A W Whipley and lady, Jos Robberson, Jos rig? Burchard. John D Burchard, Jas W Har epinwall, Frances Wytepback, J = Haynes and frit by Soe Dar ‘SI ‘Mat 8 ai oe dek, have preference of accommodation om board jo Mail Steamers. Rates of fare from P: SHIPPING. to San Francisco on the most favorable terms. ents or “orply ¢o CHABLES A. WHITNEY, at Fo, LIVERPOOL.—UNITED of the Com; 177 West oi i, of Warren Se oot ee ira eee mi For freight or passage having enoquail Pier 4 North river, ALABAMA, Caps 0. D-Ludlow, Sl for elegance and comfort, ne to EW". " August. FLORIDA. Gapt. J. ‘28th on @O., 56 Wall stroct. Th amship ATLANTIC will suc. | forward, alternately. These 6! ye having been wit a coed the PACIFIC, and sail September 4. for n short time, to bs eoppered and painted, are new der, and aires. seelarly’ asabove. For freight ap- penne, TAMUL Ly MITCHILL, 194 Front stevet. . | te OTICETO PASSENGERS.—PASSENGERS PER | Ply on steamship Pacific, for Liverpool, wi ‘board, a: the foot of Canal strest, to-morro Au ust Bist, at ard, thi riday. Av " sage, Toarked, below.’ LLINS OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—THE UNITED on AM, sending on age mot wi Neen BK. Ol 4th, at four o’clook, P.M. States Mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton, bin, $30; in Bt ‘or Tr PASBB ES, Gommander, wil leave for Havre, touching st Southampton | Apply on board arto THOSE STANTON, 66 Bouih et to land the mai d passengers, on Saturday. August 28th, to et 1 DN B gall at 12 o'clock, from Pier No. 4, North River. Price of pas: a8, iF eubte foot, Shippers, . 120, An experienced surgoon is attached to the D1 jompelves with & bills of uggoge not wanted during the voyage, should be ‘a9 no ouers will be signed, d the day before sailing, ‘marked “below.” ion to lark on board, oF 0 elther of the 1 will be received on board, after Thursday, August only, om. ards Sea: eeontys , MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agente, 8 Broad reset Ben Feasilin. J. Teal, commander, will eeeosed, MORTIMER LIVING! Agents, roadway. | eet oe nae Eepianber DUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADEL- moar te Liverpool.—-The Liverpool and Philadelphia HROUGH TO Lear es, AT REDUCED ST ee al ee ee ee ‘Steamship UNITED STATES, 1.508 City of Manchestor.svs.c sree es, tons Bursbe: . Berry, Come, will take her departure City nm jaturday, Bopt. 4 | for Aspinwall, Navy Bay, on Wednonday, September 1, at ity of Glasgow Saturday, Oot. 2] s'p hat Péoama with the new double engina City of Manchester. ‘Wednosdsy, Aug. 11 whieh, aiea cious burthen, George City of Glasgow Wednesday, Sept. & City of Manchi City of Glas, Rati of inesday, Sept. 2 Wednesday, Oct. 2 ‘assage ir iptia:—Sstoon in efter 0; in midship state rooms, $65; in forward thats Foome, $05"inohaitty Provisions and steward’s foos For freight oF passages, anply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exchange piace ‘ainut street, Phila orNo. 9 Wainu his. " sieest, of A limited number of third class passengers will be takor 104 Wost street, (ONES SJ OGNSON, at $20 from Philadelphia, and $90 from Liverpool—foune | Passongers by the Umived ic toe ee an tere strech. with provisions, | he whorl at Abpinwall, and take hep Rel NITED STATES MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY, gpened nearly to Gorgons, thi 9 Fer New Orleans, via ship CRESCENT CITY, D. dor, will sail from the pier upon landing in boats {0 Gorzone, The United. States doy, the 23rd of fine'new double of passage to Havana and New Orlesns—New Arran ment—L ae aleen Berths, $60, After Saloon Berths, $00, ra St hs, $25. Specie only tal freight to da- MEDI fans Prolght taker to "New Orleans 35 cente veubio é wowed foot. ppers ot are request ly tl arunnbaenn os, rig no age with the Company's bills of lading, which may be had oe CRLEBRATED BALSAM—A PURELY VEGHT. Ruplication at the oMice. No other form will id No Composition for the cortain and « ay cure ofa Cure Dills of Inding signed after the ship has eniled. For freight | 2¢0us Diseases of the Ski Sorefula, 0. Alve Sr Penne, APE a7 Wantatrch Sener or Wisean, | Werte Tieneaae orty eerateng td Os es 7 ¢ " A ROe Corner Of Warrene | STOLPP, New York. Principal Leper 29 Beste ‘VANDERBILT LINE—¥OR SAN FRANCISCO. THD — — shortest and cheapest route.—Only line ticket: REET, for erasing the Iatharan the’ powertal double eng’ | DD *cfcQr eR, NO; jt DUANE SERERT, DREW] steamship RTBERN LIGHT, 2,600 tons, will leave M.t09P.M. N.B—Bee my Cards, im the New York jer No.2, North river, look, P, ly, day Times, Dispatch, and ating. “8° NOW wi Ni , ab 8 idey, “August 20, for Sin Jua ing with tho favori the Nic Rk. COBBETT, NO. 19 DUANE STREET. Ley J the Chatham Bank, may aabcleet nt inv old at ears practice, and isa mene Dr. C bas bad twenty-t of ‘the New York University. he Bec Obrey tae and number. xs in i comfort y any othi R. JONSON, NO. 16 D ‘REET, wma azo at tho lowest rates, known for tho last 23 yoart as the natn, ‘Bastery place, up evairs. | Practitioner in New York. devotes Mis Simanaa seen EW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM- SRY Pany.—For Mobile, stopping at Hav: Wheel steamship BLACK WARKIOR, 0-8: N. commander, %, the new ride » Robert W. Shuffeldt, Black Warrior is now ready to R. MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL and Surgical Dii te ota are Monae 2s, Koen sre nem hours,8 A M.to9P. M. See ‘and will sail for the orts | his diploma, as Surgeons, Lond h the signa ih, at 12 o'clock precisaly, t : x Pde Oecbe ben Bercct NR Barras Pages; genm | tures “of Bit Astley Cooper, Sir’ A. Carll e., in his measnremont goods 50 cents per cuble foot. New-Urloane hipped by the Mi i Ling of charges and com- ° » MARION’S PREY: Bo frotg t ts ENTIVE IS INFALLIBLE, AND er D Will avail through life. #ull int asldron on receipt of, nt ald J poy at and . 8 . oftes, New York r. Marion, Box 60, Broadway Post D*. WAKD, AUTHOR OF THE continues fice practice or at the old Ord id frei missions. freight received att dag, Aug. “Bich, all hor cargo. will be received for Mobile and New-Orloans at sho of. fice ti 1034 A. M., on the day of wsiling. or further parti LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO., No. 31 Bro Passengors for Havasa must “MEDICAL FRIEND,” with his usual vory ace, C: of a dra | M. Prices moderate, FPF" AUSTRALIA —PIONEER LINE OF PACKETS wall: The R WM. WARD CAN BR CONSULTED AT THE or. monthly for Port Philip and Sydn: D fice of his brother in Cansl strec! t, one, Bone, J 1S te bg hd 1 biXonn oe way, up stairs, not the Medicine Store. tem en D)®, CONVERS CONTINUES HIS DAILY PRACTI a ‘ at his office, No 13 Chamber streot, baso and September. The ahipe of shi Mi is residence, No. 55 Third avenue, Hours from ‘i. te Tevet dhe nip's flog. Tel outpanceaca atest | ag 8 to follow. 01 to , {ets determ nda, aks them superior to Shy other line D* cor raes wi e' bean tifal r, Nightiny } for Cehibision at the a yma Hate wil Work Nove 5 IN, 3116 Wall etrect, ‘de dos) R. W. CAME! JOHN OGDEN, R. L. MORTAMORE’S OFFICE IS 196 WILLIAM streot, where hi by ited, Py Qeven Ragle bse a ealey I banal oo A. from A.M OoP. Mt fananys procter Std co $iview of eiving abundance of room. ship Post. 5. RUBTIMORE, M.D. ly 08 D4, WAP? & O., CONSULTING SURGEONS OR AUSTRALIA —DOL way, nyHicians.—Ofice, Canal street, one door from 3 Al clipper DOLP: OORNe Combaltion, cp aapnnain Ee OOKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NEVER 47, commander, will PORrx? COMPANION Gente a sopgr tree of wage. oe five copies for $l, Sold by Garrett & Con 22 Ana atrooy Stringer & Townsend, 222) J.C. Marriot, 422 and by the author, M.'Larmont, Physician an on, R street. corner of Broadway, N. ¥., where he may be consulted, HE MARRIED Wo: PRIVATE MEDICAL al A, M. Maurt Pri Dirvon mwontioth edison: TH OR CHARLESTON, 8. O0.—STRAMSHIP Cabin id found, atch SA cena above. n o Price $i. to an LINE.— di ‘This vessel has socommodntio and Fi board, at pier 8, Kast OF NORFOLK Will suoosed sheabove, and endl om 1 pha TT Salman tc Rca ea ND SAVANNAH 87) the 27th instant. Some three years or more, = nd aw some eomont—every press the joy its pages u arra gredt Kivovert of f dar proved hervalte | Sreneg gr ‘Asrengcors: er vigntion one sixth ef the pas. | ee ee hte at aon. Cabin passage to | fyyven’, im all via non nae fr Oe bf ‘of 601 SOU eR. | tl e POR NORFOLK, PRTERSHURG, AND RICHMON: treet, The United States mail OANOK. soph Tween yd Parrish, com will Tea wim, North sivie’ os 0b Onerkaan stack, Pataneerey sieemas Se Setoréay, Aurvet lst nt 4 P.M. Bille of lading signed “ip OOpy Will he tranwmitted by mail, fro fpome aly on board. For freight, sonty on boards and for pes | so ey aay art of the Gaited Ban see ee of pee aiafs, LUDLOW & Pha 1 OO Broad siren, newt saree TA paid, oD A von Lae ap. jew York sity, Othen, 190 Liberty