The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1852, Page 10

Progress of the Webster Movement, ANOTHER MEETING IN BOSTON. com Boe. Aug. of the citiren x Vaniol Webster te t was he'd on Thursday evening, at Art Union The hat! wae filled at an early hour with ¢ a ‘eter men, ready and (ber with tongue, brain, or ma aily chee ing to witness the interest of tho ip the great cause. ow ll ‘e Smith, Esq., from the committee to call a meeting ia Paxcuil Hall, to pre- ' Massachusetts w! a Webster ¢ eoteral tiek«t, presented the following report -— ¢ committee uppointed to eatl a convention i Wit Hall. here taken prompt and active mens Tove beforw the prcple of Massachusetts 0 Webster et it the public call sill demand such a mectivg in A paper is im eireui ho eltizens tion containing museits who are ’ t Hall on mination of a Webster n the table—geni ested to take thi he without delay, set. All who have friends out of do the same work, One thousand ity will justify the immediate ¥ p (bis matter a and retur a public pouil Hall Cal ae epott we with cuthusiasm, ses of u spirited and patriotic nature wer wade by Messrs Geo hoelwricht, Archne N Swith, itubbs Vinsiow Joln Stetson he gave Gee «'rimming for deserting that great man had d the Hvans a Daniel him all he was Mr, Pickering guve the Soott clique in this city & wost scathing oastigation, and denounced, in just terms, the putting up tor Presidential ox mere military men. p (a Boston mechanic) made a capital Spoeoh, taking the ground that there was about much of a chance for Scott’s shining where Webs' was a8 @ penny canale at noonday. Mr. Winslow rewarked upon the fact that this was a movement of the poople—the masses. Mr. Ly briefly reviewed the doings of the Baltimore Convontion, and demonstrated the transcendent fitmess of Mr Webster for the Presidency. Mr Denton, an out-and-out Webster man, urged im- modiato and oarnest action, and urged that the ‘Wobster party cou'd alone break down the coalition party im this State Mr. Stetson reviewed the oourse of Evans and Seward, and their base action and Mr, Smith urged the necessity of the Webster men siandug up like men, both for their State and nal right a It was voted to send circulars throughout i! , to obtain signatures for the grand Webster nstration in Faneuil Hall. ¢ mecting wae attended by many o ens, and was a most cheering ono.} The mecting then adjourned, to meet again Friday evening. WEBSTER ADDRESS, The following address to the people of the United States, in behalf of Mr. Webster, is said to be from the pen of one of the most talented men in Magsa- ehusctte:— A numerous gathering of the citizens of Boston, who are dissetisfied with the nomination made by the whig patty st the recent convention held in Baltimore, hereby ates ti present the name of DANIEL WEBSTER a5 a candidate. independent of party. for the office of Prevident of the United States. We take this step in no factious epirit—we are not impclicd to it by any mo tives of self interest—we are neither politicians nor seck- ers after office—we have no ends to serve which separate us, ip amy manner. fom our fellow citizens—bat we bave lookéd upen the action of the whig convention with deep sorrow—with bitter regret—and we feel called upon, by a rense of duty bigher than allegiance to party to enter our protest against that action, and publicly to avow jetermination not only not to sustain it, but to do whatever lies in our power to elect the man who should have been its candidate. and who would have been its candidate. had not the good sense of the great mass of the whig par'y been cireumyented by a few de fign'ng. cold-blooded. relish politicians. Fellow-citi- vene—Unéer ordinary cireumstances—against the can didetes of the two great politful parties—an independ. ent nomination. we ase will aware. would be of no avail. But we say and the people of the United States, of all partivs, will bear witness (o the trath of our assertion, that neither of the names offered for your suflrages are suck as could have been presented at this time. We ark you to consider whether the election of either the whig or democratic candidate will tend to promote the best interest of our common country, to give it a commanding position before the world. or encourage the friends of freedom in other lands to struggle for the triumph of the divine right of self goverument ? Whether. in fact, the section of either of the party candidates will not tend to weaken our own confidence in ow own institutions, and to then tbe hands of tyranny in the oid world. make this nomination, thea. wader no ordina cumstances, nor for any ordinary purpose. W the name of a man for your suffrages who commands the respect, the eeteem and tho admiration of every patriotic ivem of our broad iand, be his party pt udilections what they tay; who commends the entire eontidence of mn of ail perties at home, snd who stands before the world as the greatest eta'esmay of the a We believe that the Giscontent with the nominations of both the great parties Is wide-spread deep. and well founded; and that if every man who agrees with us in opinion will for once throw eaide the trammels of party. and vote according to the dictate of his own unbiassed judgment, success tay at- tend us. We call, therefore. apon ail such men to unite with us npon this great issue. We appeal to their pa- triotiam. their love of country, and of the Union; their regard for liberty and the right of self gorerament; thei mavens prove and their own best interest, to join ip one weil ouncerted eifort to place Dani t Webster in the Presisentivl chair, And why should not this ef. fort be mode? Why should the intelligent people of this @reat counity bene in slavish submission to the behests of @ few men, Who mal pelities a trade, and use the politi- cal machiners of party organizatious merely to serve Jerr Terie; whore artful meoagement has thrus atest’ men of both p and who have now, fer the fourth time declared it neither taients. por stateemansh nor inte=rity. nor 2 blie service, shall be lection of our chief Tor: be made. when That in making ic aad that whe consid Why is eminently right i we sre performing a bigh and boly ther it br erewned by «veces or not t his eid will pave the beurtfelt eatirfi ist victory wilt be & glorious triumph ia 480 dishoacr wii follow ask the co ation ¢ who tbink ax we do perty, ane who aver preter and atawy plece ” Go whatever may be doac to redeem the errors of party lenders and to place onreegutry in the proud posit magistraie ? we know tbat ed. but tha In this effort we itizens ia other ashe ought to ceonpy before the world. To Gum Frouow Uirreres oF Ma si We eay that it is owong in rome meazure to the ir e exerted at Baltimore by the false bearts and false tonga t some of oor own polilicians, that Denicl Webster is not the candi 4 the wbig party, Vor were not tho-e hearte flee which expreesed their own preference for him While tecy Lorid jy used every effort against him? And Fere wot those tongues falxe which declared that Daniel Webster sould not carry the electoral votes of his State? Ie is owing in port, also. to the action of tw wn delevstes In tbat convention, that our great WeD Was thrown aside to make way for a mere mili tery cbiefinin of ove of them who expressed & +tr ir. Webster, and yet voted fi imes. On the poor pretence the popular wiih the people! And to the vote o another who “could not conscientiously support the men eho made Chai seveuth of March speech,” even af- ter be hed openly declared he had ip that conventuon thet the doctrin that #pecch are ali right and tr and ‘bet they « -nnd must stand corner ttone of the { n ov follow. citivens, thet we fuel called apon to speak out ge ve have epoken. without waiting the action of other Btates. There are thonends among us—whigs and demo crete—who wili not give their voter to @ ther of the party Candidates; thousands of all parties who earnestly desire to exprese thelr dicapproval of the political trickery which and. thas pet aside the grestest name in our couutry - the greatest living man in tho worid—thousend who, if they do no more, will refra ing thoir votes ai the coming ei¢e fuch we sey, that silence ie not enough: to voting ie the next thing to supporting con whorr election we are opposed. Let us, th efor pres cur disapprobation in such a manner as (o make i tell, and thus administer a rebuke to selfish ache ‘thet will be cemembered, and that will exercise a tory infloence hereafiar. Let ux go vw the polls, on til, #0d deyrt our tallote for Daniel Webster, V'ellow citizens—We shall be assailed by those who have brought us t this strait; if we thus dare to exercise our bs; We sual! be denounced as traitors to the parties with Which we bave be retofore acted, Beit so; we can retort Ppon our ewaitani* that they have been false to the trust ropowed in them—falee to thelr party—falae to the Snion—falne to Che coontry-—false to the great interests Of Wherty and ve ament throvghout the worid; ‘Of tbolr notion, let that evil rest upon ‘ourselves. let us have mo part nor ut fa the independent exercise of oar vs tO the world that we cannot be let ux eudtrage bought ond old. like khoep in the shambles by a few un. rincipled mon, whose dewire to « iuterents i* their Ovly rain of political ation. Let Our duty—our whol: duiy~-ke men who have pr of our own nod judgment of ouroen Let ne dg We oan to remedy the wrongs inflicted upon our country, orve their own tty ad lo By echeming powers. aud succes saay eroom ee? forts. Maw propo-er bit Cod dispores - let un tet wel Our part, apd love the event to humble trust ts iim whore unslee ping (yo ix ey watebiog over us “Tennie1e DisasteR FROM AN ExPLosion of Fivin We Jearn from Sandwich that a shock. ing aceldent occurr bere last evening. at ( boure of Rey Jowpb Marsh. by the expiosi borning fuld ‘Three females daughvers of Mr Marsh, Were ognged tp silting & lamp from the can, one of them | holding # lighted lamp. It is said. a comriderable distance from the Lamp which they were filling, By some means— eoly by & urease of gas foom the fuid--the ‘ene comaunteated to the oan, which ion, The three indies were « nee epveloped by fanes. and terribly burned, two of Hero. it fe tewred fatally. ‘The eldest was a married wm ebool 20 years of age, and the third rh ® clegyman of the Method A wer rbertt we the time, on a visit to New Monday t ult, the Bist ult. and f teat ‘The rosd across the Isthmus. be ‘The government, it seems, is to receive for the contract, but it has fixed a day of August, as the latest for the thet day none will be received or consider sitions already made to the Minister void, and must be made anew, and =e be sent hg tg pi kept i. ment reserves the pi Ul signing contract. of treating on the subject of the terms pro- sed, with the understanding that the 45 subject to any additional payment beyond what was stipulated ‘The proposals may ‘or diminish the basis proposed, with a corresponding of the prices payable. or the length of the term of the privilege. The contracts to be subject to the subsequent approval of Congress. According to this projet, the bids will be opened in the city of Mexico to-day. and all those who have not a es their sealed proposals are shut out from the com- petition, ‘The came paper of the 28th, contains a lovg expositaon of avery remarkabie case. which occurred at Orizaba, which is of great interest to all foreigw born residents of Mexico. A private citizen, named Lafont, living in Ori- zaba. contracted # marriage according to the laws of his own country before the French Consul in Vere Cruy, for which offence he has beon arrested, tried, andgentenoed to four years imprisonment. The French Minister hes made strong representations, and demanded the liberation of Lafont, but has as yet been unable to obtain it. Another revolution’ broke out in Mazatian on the 11th ult, From the accounts given in the Siglo XIX..it ap- pears that Capt. Pedro Valdes. of the artillery, et the head of a body of troops. composed partly of regular soidiors, national guards and the people, attacked the troops af Culisoan who sustained the Governor of Sinaioa in the illegal contributions which he had exaoted from the mer- chants of Mazatlan. and after two hours fighting the lat- ter fled. leaving the Governor a prisoner in the hands of the insurgents. LHe was reieased the following day, how- ever after having disgorged the fine imposed by him upon commerce. and left Mazatlan the same sfterndon On arriving at Quelite, on the 12th, he issued a procla- mation. closing the port of BI n In thts document he charges the foreigners residing in Mazatlan with boing the sole movers and instigators in this rebellion against the con-tituted authorities, and asserts that it was got up tocnable the merchants to bring in their goods free of duty. and so defraud the national treasury, Strange to there were several persons killed and woundad in the A at rt fight On the 50th ult. the government recsived news by ex- traordinary express that a pronunctamento bad been made in Guadalajara, Nothing was said of the pian or object of the insurgents, All that is known is thet the people with about the National Guard had seized upon the government. The insurrection is ssid to be headed by a man named Davilla, chief of the Puros. ‘The movement of Rebolledo, im the State of Vera Cruz, has assumed an importance which we did not expect at our last advices, On entering Cordova he issued a procia- mation, invityng the people to join him and put down the odious alcabalas. (an onerous ‘inland tax.) and promising not to lay down his arms until id succeeded in his patriotic desires, One report stated that he had efeated the id regiment ef the line, killing the colonel and eleven other officers, and that the soldiers of the regiment had joined bim This was not believed, however. and lacks confirmation. His force is variously estimated at from three hundred to a thousand men, ‘Another report from Vera Cruz stated that he had submitted, but the Tyait d’ Union had no confidence in the rumor. It was said that he and the insurgents with him had all submitted and published their fidelity to the constitution. The Union thinks this promise not at ail inconsistent with his coa- tinued position. as what he had demanded was the modi- fication of the law regarding the alcabalas, the abolition of the law pereroune tis national guard, and the separation of the district of Orizaba from the State of Vera Cruz. So far from having disarmed Reboiledo, he was, at the last dates, near Jalapa, and going upon Coalepa, whore he bas numerous partizans. He had stopped the last British courier going from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, but dismissed him after a detention of an hour aud a half They had fears in Mexico for the safety of the conducta which left there for Vera Cruz with $809,000 ‘The Siglo seys it was rumored in the city of Mexico that a revolution had been proclaimed in Tampico. and that the insurgents demanded a reform in the tariff. The corps of artillery which was in Quaretaro marched for Tarnpico on the 19th inst.. taking four pieces of artitlezy. Several retired offleers had died of hunger in Durango and others were living upon charity, not being able to get their arrears of pay. The Siglo of the 16th ult., says that a band of two hun dred Mexicans and Americans were at the Arroyo de Do- lores, on the righ; bank of the Rio Bravo, preparing to in- vade the State of New Leon. The Governor of the State had taken all the neceseary precautions to repel the in- vaders ; and having appealed to Gen. Jauregui, that offi cer had answered that althongh the officers and soldiers then in Monterey were suffering extreme misery, he would give thirty soldiers to unite with the National Guard, and march himself at their head. Gen. Perdigon Garay, who, the Siglo says, has been so iniqnitously persecuted by the government, had fled frou bis prison at Bravos, it is thought with the intention of leaving the republic. . Mr. Rice, American Consul at Acapulco, was in the city of Mexico. ‘The Indians were committing their usual depredations on the frontiers Theatrical and Musical. Bowrny Treatnr.—This evening, Macalister appears for the lasttime and he will introduce aii the leading eatures of bis art, The particulars of the night's per- or e can be seen by reference to the programmes Those who have been surprised and delighted at his won- derfui feats will, no doubt, attend this evening, and give bim hearty cheers at his departure. Broapway Tueatnr —This evening Mr. Eytinge takes his benefit. and from ‘he attractive features of the pro gramme, the house will likely be crowded. Besidea ove bundred beautiful illusions by Professor Anderson, the play of the “ Hunchback” will be performed. as aleo the third act of the tragedy of * Othello,” with Mr. Grattan Dawson, the tragedian, as Othello. Nivto’s Ga ».—The entertainments commence with the overture to “Robert Bruce,” after which the one act comedy entitled the “Four Sisters,’ will be presented. with Mrs. Drew in four characters, This will be suc ceeded by the dancing of the French and Spanish artists ina grand divertisement. After the intermission, the Spanich pay of *La Manola,” with other interesting fea- tures, Natrovan Taearr *.—This evening the eminent trage on Mr. Couldock, twkes his benefit. it being his carapee. Te will appear in the titul drama of Willow Copse.”” in his great character of Luke Fielding. sir Wm. Don will also appear for the last time as Consin Joe, in the petite comedy of the ‘Rough Diamond.” Professor Honey and Son will dicplay their abiliLies as equilibrists ey —This being vaudeville night. a bill o' great 0 is pi ted. First time in this city oi the «piriied and langhable faree of “Jocrisse 3ister”—M Men hand as Jocrisse, and Mme. Diguet as Charlotte the otber piece is the vaudeville of “Croque Poule,”’ with Mile Darmont and M. Menchand in the leading feature: M. “enehand is ® good comic actor, and deserves a gc ben “ft We are glad to perceive that the opera is s cessful Axenicas Musrum.—The smusements to be given in the lecture room of this establishment this afternoon ni evening. comprise Negro Minstrelay. by White's vopulur band of Ethiopian Serenaders, Cantety’s Opera Howse.—Notwithstanding the great host of the weather, thie favorite resort continues to be crowded nightly, to hear Christy's Minstrels. A gool programme for this evening Woon's Mixsrneis.—Manager Wood's exertions con- ue to be highly applauded by crowded houses) We are glad of this, for he eaters well for the public amuss. ment. “Poor Uncle Tom’ will be repeated to-night Castir Ganpes.--Dodworth’s celebrated cornet band will give their fifteenth grand Suoday concert at thi+ ablichment to morrow evening, The programme com- wises many beautitul musical eelcot Mrs Fanven, the favorite tragic actress, and her hu bend. bave arrived in town. after a successful tour in the South and West. The concerts given by the Musical Convention in Bos- ton bave been well attended, Madame Widemavn, the celebrated cantatrice, who her been giving concerts at the fashionable watering “laces, has arrived at Boston dit Desrxvcrive Fire 1 West Troy.—A fire broke cut in West Lroy, about huif- past one o’cloek on Thursday taorning, in the extensive lumber yard of Dauchy & Co When first disovered three or four piles of lumber wero en fire. The flames spread to two large blocks of build ings adjoining, and soon consumed them, Numerous ojher buildings were on fire, but were fortunately extin fulshed The loss is about $100,000, » small portion of which is insured Between forty and fifty tamilies rendered houseless. The fire was the work of an incen ‘ary The following is an’ enumeration of losses — Danehy & Son, lumber dealers. losx $60,000; insured enough to cover the loss. in the Montgomery Mutual. Ge neree Mutual, N Y. Union, Johnstown, and Fort Plain Unien. A building owned by Patriok Rogers, valued a! $1. 060—no insurarce ; occupied by E. Rogers as # store who bad an insurance of $1,000 in the NY, Union Johnstown, A building owned by Mr, Kelly—insured $c00 : loss covered. A building iv the rear, owned by Mr. Bland—insured $600. A building owned by Alexan: der Sprot—ipsured for $800; occu by Mr. Toohy, stone cutter, whore insurance covers bis loss A build ingowned by Mrr, McCarthy—ineured in the Montgo- mery Mutual ; not enough to cover the loss. A building owns d and occupied by Edward Ecy—insured enough to cover lors. A building owned by flenry Kimberly—lose $6(0; insured in Clinton and Essex, A building owned by Reardon & Grattoo—no insurance, A orick building partiy erected. dertroyed—vninsured A building ownes 5 Mr Macbeth. aud occupied by him and Mr. Siewart— ineurance covers love. A building owned by John Bland und occupied by Geo, Cole ax a store, whose lose is about #1.000, Mr Bland ocenpied the upper part ; bis lows ix about $7,000—insured $7L0 in the Genesee Mutual $2 (40 in the Clinton and Kesex, snd $600 in the Montgomery Mutual, The family which occupied a wooden building belonging to Mr land, lost everything. A building owned by Mr, Kobert Fidler. and occupied by four fami- | ties. named Seneskte, Dougiass, Johnson and King Kur hiture raved, Theve buildings were principally oo Bron’ | (rect. Quites number in the rear, along the canal, burned whieh were occupied by several poor cach. Shore enumerated above were also ocoupied by "any more fanilice than are stated, The fire broke ou! { hal part twelve. and it was five o'clock before it was ubdued.—vilbany Atia Jobn Matin was murdered in Pittsburg, on Sa Tlsy night by Maly Cotton, with a dirk. or some euch p instrament He staggered a short distance nfter © deed wae commitied. end dvd atone, Nothing wat \vown of the affair voit! Sabbath morning. when bis body Ne discovered. Cotton tein jail at Mercer, awalting his Marine Affairs. Lavnom Te-pay—The tar tate wil be founched this at 13¢ o'clock, from the yard of Jeoob A. Wi & Bens, foot of Seventh street, H. B. Bho is to be employed im Harris & Morgan's line [ef steamers betweem New Orleans and Texas, and will be commanded by James Lawless, late of the steamer Louls- jana, Bhe is 200 feet om deck, 34 feet beam, aud 16 feet deep, and will register about 1,600 tons. Hor engine was built at the Morgan iron works, and is now almost ready for service. She has a sixty inch cylinder, and cleven feet stroke, and will prove to be a fast boat, The Star State is the ome hundred and thirtieth ship built by Mr. Weatervelt, * ‘Tae New Livenroon Linea “Averaauia,—A magnifi- cent specimen of a freizht ship, lately launched by Mr, Wm. Webb. She belongs to Williams & Guion’s old Black Star Line of Liverpool packets. Her burthen is 1,600 tons, and she is 190 feet long, 40 feet beam, and 27 fect deep. She is a very handsomely modeled three-dock ship, and has been built of the best materials, Her tim- bers are heavy, and she is well fastened throughout, being bolted through with iron bolts, and well secured by an unusual quantity of massive knees. Viewing her from an clevated point on deck, she has a very fine appearance. Forward she has a large raised forecastle, under which are the quarters for the crew, with a goed, reomy deck for working ship, Her cabim is om deck, under a poop some thirty feet long. affording a fine promenade for passea- gers. The cabin is fitted up in a handsome style, the woods used in its adornment being zebra, eatin. and oak, beautifully polished, and finished off with neat gold boad- ing. Itis beautifully lighted aud ventilated, and, with the rich rofas, carpets. and other rich decorations, makes © most delightful place to pass the monotonous hours of voyage. ‘The sides of the cabim aro cecupiad by passengers state rooms. and the captain's room, each lighted by a port light and a d light, and very roomy and well furnished. At the entrances to the cabin are the first and second officers’ quarters, with the pantry and steward’s rocm. divided by the corri- dors connecting the cubin with the deck.” Aft of the cabin is a space for the steersman, completely protected from the weather; also, the doctor's shop, water closets, &e aud from which the poop can bo reached by two stalrwoye Her main deck is partially occupied by pas- senger berthe—aft and forward by cango, at prosent. Ger between decks is very lofty. between seven and vight feet from the floor vo ceiling, and well lighted from over- liead and by port lights, She hus, also, eight stern lights on this deck. She has, also. arrangements for second class passengers in a well-built house on deck. She has a rak- i ‘utwater. with a billet head, ornamented with som neat. gilt scroll work, which, with her name “ Australia, in pisin, gilt letters on her trail boards. are the only or- naments. Her stern is square in outline, but a jittle curved between her quarter timbers, and set off with a representation. in gilt and colors, of the arms of the United States over the storn windows, with her name in plain white letters running across underneath, She is painted black, with white ports outside; inside. her bul- warks. house. &c., are green. The details of the con- struction of this vessel bo ined to be excelled by no vessel afloat; and for persons who give a preference to sailin; vessels over steamers, the Australia cannot be exoelle in every requirement to make a voyage to Kurope safe, pleasant and quick. She is commanded by Captain W. Edwards. late ot the Guy Mannering, and for many years sailing as master out of this port | Tue Carironsia Firet.—The late California steamers brought news of a larger List of arrivais at San Francisco. from Atlantic ports, than have ccourred for some time past within the same number of days From the 3d to the 15th of July, inclusive—thirteen days—there were twelve arrivale—eight from New York and four from Bostom. The folowing are the names of the vesrels, and the length of their passages:— Arrived, Where from. Passage. July 3—Ship Roebuck.......... Boston 8—Bark Geo. E. Webster 4—Ship Staghound.. 4—Ship Sen Nymph. 4 ip Argonaut. 4—Bark Ala. & Ship Oceanbridge. 12—Ship Eastern State. 12—Ship Ino....... 15—Ship Gov. Morton a ie Derarture or 8tEAMERs —The steamship Illinois, Capt, Hurtetein, for Aspinwall ; the Northern Light, Capt. Tin- Mepaugh, for San Juan, Nicaragua, and the William Penm, Capt. Sears, for New Orleans, left port yesterday acternoon, The names of their passengers will be found u another column, At noon to-day, the steamship Pa- ic. Capt. Nye, will depart for Liverpool. She had nimety berths engaged yesterday, and $630,000 in specie. Among her passengers is Capt. Franklin Buchanan. U. 8. Navy, who proceeds under orders from the Navy Department, by the everiand route, to Hong Kong. Capt. B., on his ar- rival out, will take command of the U. 8. steamer Sus- nebanna, relieve Com. Aulick, and assume the tempora- «7 command of our East India squadron, until Com. Per- ry, im the Mise'saippi, reaches that station Tan Yacny Waisrer, Captain Lovell, which arrived here recently, from Boston, on a pleasure tour, sailed yesterday, on her return, by the way of New London she was accompanied as far as the latier place by the ‘andy Hook pilot boat Jabez Williams, Captain Thomson. che gentlemen belonging to the yacht are highly pieased vith all that they have serp and experieoced during their short visit, and leave with the strongest feelings of ndchip from al! those with whom they have been as- ocinted, both afioat aud ashore, Tue Strastsn James Ancer, Captain Dickinson, ar- ived at an early hour this morning. from Charleston, Weare indebted to the purser for paper: in advance of the mail. Laoxciry.—The schooner Huntress, about 100 tons, ‘vas launched from the yard of Messrs, Woodwell, at the ‘outh part of Boston last week. She is owned by the firm of D & I. Hale. A fine new schooner of 125 tons, rigged on the stocks, il be launched this afternoon, o'clock, from the yard of Mr. Joseph Coffin. She igpwned by the builder, wand will be sold, if a purchaser appears,—Newhuryport Herald ug 17. A finely modelled sbip of 750 tons, called the Gem of the Ocean, was launched from the yard of Messrs, ‘layden & Cudworth, at Medford. on Monday fore- oon. She is owned by Mr Wm. Lincoln and others. of Boston. and is intended for the California trade, to be mmanded by Capt. Freeman Crosby, At Newburyport, 14th inst.. by Mersrs. Currier & Town- vend. # clipper ship of 420 tons, called the Memnon, own- d by Messrs. FE. Field. F. C. Sandford and others, of ‘antucket, and intended for a sperm whaler. to be com- manded by Capt Jas, H Horton. late of the Rambler. On the 17th inst.. by Josiah Holmes & Brother, Tottapoiseot. s first class ship of 465 tons called the Polar tor. owned by Charles R. Tucker & Uo . of New Bedford. She is to be employed im the whale fighery. to be fitted for the Arctic Ocean, under the command of Capt. Josep Holly. Inte of the Erie. of Fairhaven. A ship belonging to Boston already his the same name. Family Provision Market. PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, U0. 20 MEAT MARKET. Beef, rst g p’s.prib.1234a16e * corned. +8c, n 100, Tam . Gane. Woodcock. pr brace 7s.a $1 ‘nglish snipe 4s. AND GARDEN VEGE- Pork. TABLES. Mutton . New potatoos.pr m’sure, 1s. Veal. P yee TB. & OS, Laxob. per quarter,750. a $1 -65, 078 Calves head & ft. pr set. 60e. 6. 6d. a 68 * haslets, exch Cabbage, per 100, as Snioked beef to quality. $40 $8 Beef tongues, each, 58, a 6s. Cucumbers, pr 100.10s.al4s. Bacon, per Ib, 1230. Squashes. per basket... . 6s, HUTTER MAKKET. S'n tomatoes, pr bekt ., 12 Orange eo. per lb. . 1e.ni60. 5 pr quart ..18, New York..... 16.41%. Turnipe pr doz.bonches, 34. Cheese. per Ib 8e. a Ye, ©" pr bushel. . Englichdo......9¢.0 12490. 8'n cora, pr 100 ears 98,0108, Bpge. per doz...03,0. @ lle. Apples(good) prmesi8e.a2s. rise, “pine. pr doz 125.0168. but. per Ib tron melons, per doz... $2 Sex, baak rears. per measure Blucktish, ‘ Blackberries, per qt... Biuefish....... Whortleberries......1240 Woekfieh . Peaches. pr.hf peck ds. a $1 Salmon. . Oranberries. per quart, 18e Kel. Dates. per Ib. 508 Porgiee Lemens, per hundred Codtsh | Ge. Oranges, per doz. Perch. per ib. Plums, per quar’ Mookerei, each, Oysters, per bun: Clams we me . Brook trout. per ib. 3a. a 4 oked salmon, d¢ ickied salmon, do, Nvoetnee ‘owls, per pair Curkeys, each Raising, per Ib... Parsley, Leeks, per bunch Onions, per quart Cwaliflowers. pr.hd. 180.038. Artichokes, each. +100. Rhubarb. per bunch... ..10¢. Asparagus, per bunch. . 16c. . Cresses, per quart. 5e Saled pr hundred, $1 Spinach, per haif pee vv Potherbs, per bunch.. r pair Radishes. per bunch Tame pigeons, each, , Watermelons.each ,120.a25¢. The fine ripening weather, which we have enjoyed (uring the past nine or ten days, is causing an abun- junt supply of fruits and vegetables, Peaches are pour- ing Gin, round and nearly fully matured. The Washing. tm market is well supplied, also, at prices of nearly siml- tor anes and, ineither, the most fastidious palate can be ruite ie Stock Sates, Piavanenyira, Aug. 2.--(Reperted by Barker, Brothore © }-Hrat Board=200 hares Girata B 30 Le i; do, #61; 400. Sch; roferre |. 260 24%4; 610 do, 243; 7 Kone ‘Bank, 11136, 200 Sehniytkill Nacivation, 1591 $14.10 Senn yl! Nave 2, 06. 7034. 7 sharce Camden ond Amboy ali pom arrisbarg Railroud 4%; $2000 fer Comden and Amboy & ington WW 7, Ol; 2 100 shares Morris m 16 146; OO Morris Onnal, 1534 0 Po: " 100 St. Lavrence Mining Oo., irom’ 6's, ‘44, Su%, Uhewapeake end Delaware Cane Amboy Radrond mee Vk Aig b8KCi snin Redrosd, $10 000 Kesding Second Koord—$ referred bb 248%: 100 @ 4; 125.25 Lehigh Ent Fonwryivania ''s, 97; Union Cavel i. 491 ding Bondy M acine Katirond pation Preteored IM) Navignt uM wy % sohu ‘77. Oy Pebacyiveais, Wot ed 7 Pennsylvanian Kailrond 4g 10 Ao, ‘57, O% Aiter Homrd=¥4yO00 8, °44, 25: 16 CHM do, "40, OD; S000 16, 8) Schaylkil Nave 4 Bank, bi, 130g; WO do, bh, Bt%: 10 1b0 Morris On Exxuws, Unit errr M. Swaser, of Kenosha. ose Oyen morning, August 20, Le Gran Scorrap, trlends. and acquaintances, and the members of Beacon Lodge No. ae 1.0. 0f0.F. No, 903 Right avenue, this" (Gstahiay muro, ' avenue, at Fay ut further invitation, His remains will bo son of H. H. randall, aged $ months, At Morrisania. om Friday morning, August 20, of com- sumption, Mr, Tuomas Sronzy, inthe 38th year of hisage. The friends aud relatives of the family, and those of his brothers, John and Andrew. also the Washington As- sembly No. 2, Benevolent Order of Bereans. are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his brother, Johm Storey, No. 82 Laight street. On Friday, August 20, Mrs. O'Nean. The friends and acquaintances of the deceased are re- juested to attend her funeral, this day. (Saturday) at No. 66 Seventh avenue, corner of Fifteenth street. Daniel O'Neal, Michael Sherray, Candy and James Shorray will aiso please attend, At Fairmount, Westchester county, on Friday, Auguat Samver Bioon, infant son of Geo. W, ead 8, Louise Alexander, aged 8 months, ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are invited te at- tend the funeral. at Fairmount, om Sunday mor at 10 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ce- mete: Carriages will be at Thirty-second stroet at 11 0'c oc) Op Friday morning, August 20, Miss Anne Lainp, daughter of the late Alexander Laird, Esq, of County Fermanagh, Ireland. Her funeral will take place from No.5 Great Jones street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, Her re- imain= will be interred in Greenwood. On Friday, August 20, De. Geonor W. Bond, im the 0th year of his age. His friends and relatives, and the friends of his sons, i k. and Joseph N. B. Bond, and the Order of Free s, are respectfully fxvited’ to attend his funeral, from the residence of his son, George R. Bond, No. TT Suffolk street, on Sunday afteraoon, at 2 0’ciock. without further invitation. At Lenox, Mass, on hursday evening. August 19, Crannves Guiyxpow, only son of D D. T. amd Clarinda M. Marshall, aged 10 years and 4 months. . ‘The friends of the family. and the members of Hinman Lodge No. 107. and Palostine Encampment, I. 0. of O. F., and the members of the Fourth Universalist Society, (Rey, Mr, Chapin’s,) are requested to attend his feneral, from the residence of bis parents, No 16 Kast Thirty-se- cond street, between Madison and Fifth avenues, this (Snturday) afternoon, at 2*s o'clock, His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday, August 20. after a short but severe illness, ‘Mrs, Carnahine Facay, in the 50th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of her sons, Francis, Thomas, and Daniel. and of her son-in-law, Mr. Thomas Kiekard, and ot Mr, James Fegan, are reepectfully invited to attend the fumoral, from her inte residence, No, 48 Houston street. On Friday, August 20, Mr. Brirurx Roop, aged 44 years and 10 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- bers of the Blooming Grove Lodge I. 0. of O. F., are in- yvited to attend the fumeral, this afternoon, at 8 o'clock. from his late residence, corner of Myrtle avenue aud Gra- ham street, Brooklyn. 5 On Friday, Auguct 20, of apoplexy, Many, wife of Griffin Green, in the 600 yeur of her age. : On Friday, August 20. of congestion of the liver, Joun Cravaniey, aged 41 years His brothers and friends, likewise the members of the Governor’s Guard. New York Chapter No.7, Perseverance Lodge No. 5 Daughters of Samaria, and Excelsior Lodge No 5.1. 0. of Odd Ladies, are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock, from ‘0, 394 Bowery. - On Friday, August 20, Tuowas N. H. Resvitue, in the 50th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon. at 5 o'clock, from his inte residence, No. 7 Carraine stroet, without further invitation. In Rockport, July 4. Puxve I., wife of Wm. Carleton— now in Oulifornia—and deughter of Richmond Loring, Esq., of Yarmouth, aged 45 years. ee Sats ACER OC MARITIME INTELLIGERCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, i nae ik. oe « Philadelphia. ‘ew: Yi Africa, Crescent City. Frankl Aspinwall. Sept 8//Mer & St Thomas ALMANAC FOR WE W-YORE—THU DA’ aun RiR3, 5 18 | Moon sere. SUN S278, ... 6 47 } win WareR. § tn PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, 1859. Cleared, Steamship Pacific, Nye, Liverpool, E K Collins & Co. Steamehip Illinois, Hiartetelns woplawall, MO Roberts. SteamehipNorthers Light, Tinkiepaush, Sam Juan, DB Steamship Wm Penn. Sears, New Orleans, B Lincoln & Co. Bteamabip City of Richmond, McMann, Charleston, Mail- er Lord. Ship Autiralia (new), Réwerds, Liverpool, Williame & alo. Ship Devonshire, Bovey, London, J Griswold. Ship Leopold Ist (Belg), Getberding, Mave tebobn. Ship Sarah Louisa, Henderson, Quebec, master. Ship Mount Vernoa. Gi Bio, J W Elwell & Co. Bark Phevix, Meson, Rio Grande, Mason & Thempson. Bark Ellerslie (Br), Harvey, Quebec, Edmondston Bro- ph le "Brig Argo (Br), Douglass, Maitland, NS, J S Whitney. Bt Kitts. J W Elwell & Co. jolmes, Cornwallis, NS, TL & DR Maitland, H D Brookman. “ ~ Sturges, Clearman & Co, , maste: Havana, Carzet & Astoine. pp, Wileon. West Indies, § W Lewis. aa it Lord Strangtord (Br), Harper, St John, NB, Good- Sehr Aronian (Br), Ingraham, Harbor Island, Eneas & Houtchine Se: dvent Gomes, Jacksonville, master. Rene Oat Satteriy, Jones, Charleston, NL McCready & Co “ee hr J W Hughes, Johneon, Newbern, Bateman & Rud- acne Deborab, Robbing, Washington, Bateman & Rud- ‘seme nd. Baltimore, Johnson & Lowd wing. Richmond, master. Kelly, Phi JW A Not Hoe Brig McMain, Young. rig Rosalie (Br), di Brig Mayflower (Br), Brig Augusta, § Eagle, & French, Taunton. iller, Providence: & Sloop WP Movgu Sloop Thomas Hull, im ship Ste 3 10 40 PM pa erner, from N York tor Charleston. Sbip Medemseh (of New Orleans), Hickey. Antwerp, Ju 22, Flushing 2th, with mdeo and aasengors. to Tm Ang 8, spoke Br brig Zephyr. from Waler for Portland. The | M hos'nad light winds and calma the whole passaxe; haa beon 21 days from the Banks: took a pilot off Georges Banks from the W Skiddy on the 16th; lost twe infants. Ship Chauncey Jerome. Jr, Cone, Havre, June 30, with dee and 666 passoncere, to Eacle & Heaard. The C J has weet of the Banks with ight west win 44 days, ne ip Avenstus (of Pertland), Ken» oF Bre with mése and 21] passen Nesmith & Bark Virginia Ano (of Charleston), Robins, Cette, 42 days, | via Gibralta: with wine, to master. owney, Demarara, Aug 3.and Barba- does 6th, in bs to master. Bark Angeiine B Sturges, Avery, St Jago, 16 days, with sugar and tobacco, to J Thompron. Bark & Churchill (of Prospect), Hichborn, Pensacola, 20 days, with lumber, to R P Back & Co. Baek Orion, Jones, Pensacola, 28 days, with yellow pine, to Peck & Church. Ane 6, off Key West, spoke ship Wm Noleon, from New Ortes for Antwerp, 6 days out. Brig Cerribee, Cradtreo, Havana, 13 days, with sugar to Rostire & Co, verse! to Holmes Tupper. Ang 16, lat 85 56, lon 74 40, spoke brig Julia, (of Bostcn), from Maine for tame British Queen (Br), Brown, Rio Hacho, 19 days, with d hides, to Vore, Perkins & Co. ‘Wallace, Cardenas, 15 days, ter , with engarand honey, Rr), Gard, Windsor, NB, 10 ays, with to New: nm (of Harpewell), Badger, Saltitto River, olow ping, to Macey & Ormabee. Capt Curtis Scofield, of Harpswell, master of the W, died In port on the 24 fat: James Nelson, a native of Swoden, died ate q Brig Manneia (ot East Machise), Tilton, Rast Machi daye, with lumber, to Simpron, Mayhew & © Brig Hi Mar laater. to master, Bric W asbin; Ga, ith Henry Laurons, Gould, Machias, 9 ays, with lumber. Sche Veata Ellon (of Bangor), Whitmore, Maracaibo, 19 dayn with fortis, he. to Vowo, Perkins & © chr J P Lefian 1, Chapman, Mataord Inys, with cotton, to L MeCrenay & Soh Hevrietta, Horton, Georcetown, naval Avg 14, on the oége of the sober A ilson. fro the mate ret ed that on x) {rom the NE, and Jost foresall Cape Wilso Sche Raishow, Ferlaw, Swansboro, NC, 5 days, with naval stores. Schr Globe, Crocker, Washington, NC, 5 days, with naval coors. Schr A Moore Tilley, Edenton, Schr Bey State, Bure, Norfolk,’ day: Empire Ryder, Georgetown, 1 Schr Mertrose Lewis, Georgetown, DC, 4 Sobr © Waterbury, Cranmer, Balti Sehr Mary & Adeline, Trrner. Mary! Sehr Shepherd A Mouns, Hawking dene Hove Joueph Oricn (new, 4 tone). Rogers, Porth Amboy. Sehr 8 i Poo!, Yates ire Scbr Gracvt le, Durfes, Newerk for Boston. Schr Suean & Mary, Sheldon, Rondout for Newport. che Err pire, Rice Philaceiphia for Sehr KL Meyers Weeks, tee ia Sdaye. ron th ) Berry Hekae. Jordan, Be rink Maan, ca Schr Ven tout Bray Rocklon Sch Wins Hearn, Holbrook, Raakie Schr Kegremot, Thomeon, Rookland, 8 4 Gatiea, “teamsbiva Tilnolt. Heriatein, Ohearer: Northar fdahé. Price, Qaebooy L'Ammirasite it ‘enruriog, Liel Vindat sunrive NE; moritian, 8; sansct, SR, and thick Tho packet ehip Dewonehier for Tordon, wna towed to the ee yy th om t toa, qh re whe ph ted 9 out Avg 6 Tanto} litt; Great Western, Juan; J n brus, ‘thinat (lof Urige RW Packer, eeeeared iis Squentem, ae Callender, de; bark Asrived—Ghip Parthonon, Bootes” ORU™ANS Aus 1® Putpsurnr’ nee seet 2 Ms , va, Auguat 2" Arrived--Bpck Mornce, Tuoker, Boston; brig (Tm & Drew, schrs Virginia, cry River; Bal Casiace, Guus Providence; 2 tor; & Sayer, Hacken, “ales; Nelson, Hu; bg an pets Semen. Lakh a ‘oaver, do; Heary &s — ‘Cloared—Bhip Java, Monro Be oni ol ton; A Teri Cullin. Providence; Mail. Gable, ‘aip, Salem, N Holmes, Gedfre: Boston, steamer Ke Siar Troric, Smith, howoe for San Franco Bahia 4th ult, having, on the pight of the 24 with ® Br bark reported tho’ Giindman Castle, Bshis to London. The GC ounk imuediate’ aad orew getting 0 2 howsprit, jibe hole in her & Corninea, dd Bos Potter, which ton, next di ition Indy passsegers, Thi ‘The ship lost outw ar. Suir Srayronnanre, suppossd lost, we are inform: not insured in tue Astor Mutual Insurance offioe, of this oi It that the vessel soan by Cant Gosholl, of tho belg ore, does not answer the descristion of the Hint those acquainted with the ship are other Bric A Buancuann, of and for Bosto’ getting out of Bavane Sd inst, with i Went ashore at the weet poinc of the hi wi ceamer perk mt to ber relief, whick a amage, to s safe offing: she then proceeded on ayer ‘The Spanish ship Arbella, in getting te sea on the Lith ins Siso went ashore at tho Cogimar, about 7 mi Moro Castle, and mi tag, slens in of the port. oated by the onptain o: who wont te her eid witha steamer; ahe boca carried ashore by the force of the our. rent, there not having been wind enough to enable hor to haul eitthe 3 Bric Vermont, from Currituck. where she went ashore about three weeks since, has arrived at Norfolk. Scum A Hearon, from Georgetown, SC, for NYork, put fato Wilmington, NC. with loss of captain, whe was killed by the jibing of the mainboom. Soun NaTHan Durrre, lost in colltsi had $400 insured om one oighth, at Prov: owned by Mr, Iram Smith, of Fall River. Notice to Mariners. Sounpings in THe GuLr. Capt Arnet, of the sobr Major Barbour, has furnishod tae following extract from his leg, giving am secount of luis soundings on & new shor! :— 2, ane o'cleck, AM, while in the with bark Flash. oe. Shs was Ontho 15th of July, 1 Gulf Streem in the Bay of Mexico, in Iativads 47 65 North by a good observation, and lonzitude M4 16 We ad reckoning, sounded in cloven fathoms water, hard with largo black between thi and elime asphaitum, isonly about a quarter of s mile wide fro but is longer from north to south. I have cro seed shoal twice before, but was never able to reach the bottor ‘This time I had & good chance to sound, the vossel ¢: going sbont one mile per hour. with fue weather r water, I had s fair view of the bottom, I am in ho that cur coast surveyors will survey this shoal properly, with a good chronometer on board, #0 ae to give us the cor- de. ‘There may be loss water on tho shoal than ded nel crossed. My datitude is correct, bu is by dend reokonii Southwest . Not i Eighteen miles southwest by south from Pass, I sounced in forty tathoms, with a rocky bott more than a quarter of a mile from this Ifound 01 tcoms, with bloe mud bottoms. FRED. Ship Lueas, Steel, fy bi N n rap Leas, Btool, from Philadelphia for NOrleans, Aug 14, Ship Euphr: ig, Smith ffom NOzloans for Lisbon, 6 days Bark William Harris. 34 days from Galveston for Boston, I8th inst, Higblende of Noversink bearing NW, distant 23 miles—by pilot boat Nettle. Berk Mary Florenes of Ba, from NYork for Quebec, was passod Aug 18, lat 28, lon 68 10, S, A A F—8hi J Di fe Bi STWERP, Au jersey, , for Bremen to om- : Axa, July28—Arr brig Etna (Er), Baxter, Baiti- more. Aug 3—Sid barks Bowen, Dyer; Zidon, Thurlow. and brig Walbonding. Dunscomb, Pie Bonaire. Bark gston, Foucke, sld for Turks Isis ‘a fow days provious. Havana, Aug 10—Arr bark Elizabeth J. Brooks, Philadel- 15 ‘br Euphemia, Wilson, Key West. In port 13th, . Dockham, for N York 20th; Miilaudon, for NOrleans coon; Elisabeth J. dieg; Odd Feilow, Elliott, aud Parana. Betts, une: brig P Soule, for NOrleans, and others. ‘ exe ro, Ja, July 22—Bark California, 8! , for Cuba 0 Liven Poor, not, Gardacr, NOr- 4th, j Oth, Atala, Thomp. Charleston;’ G , Pieroo, N York; Caspia: Trufant, Richibucto; Cape Cod, Hopkins,'St John, N 157th, Thomat'Perkins, Boott, New Orleans via Bosten; Pri dent, Comings, St John, NB. Sid Sa, Ontatio, Jackton, ‘Sydney, NSW: Mail, Turpin, Panama; 4th, Ticonderoga, Boyle, Melbourno, Australia. In tho river, 6th, outward bound, Parliament, Brown, for Boston; Progress, Chase, and Anna Kimball, Webster, for NYer! Adv Amorica (s) Lang, for Botton, 21st; Robert Beau- champ, do, 10th; Daniel Webster, Howard, do, ty quimbo, Dunbar, and Norman, Conn, do with despatcl lantic (8) for NYork, 11th; Asia (8) do lath, Mu Kollegan, do 7th; Silas Greeamam, and Liverpool. Hail, Sears; Kate Hui Bush, and to 10th; Roscius, do ilth: Montezuma, and do 16th; Winchester, Briges, rs P Sage, do 20th: Huguenot, do Zist; Princeton, Ruseel Leviathan, Knapp; Hemisphere, Whittlesey, and John Spear, 5 Sit 1@, C ao thE Cs Sp r do with de: City of Manchester (s), for Philadelphia, 11th; Saranak, do do; Westmoreland, do I4th: James Browne, do 2tb; ward O'Brien, do with despat: Teabella. for chise, Robinson, for Charles A Cheseborongh, do 20th; fF on 7th: G Owen, do 9th; Arlington, do 15th; Florida, for via Staten Is- land, with despatch; Internatio: Browne, and Ji it Glidden, Howes, for New Orle: 15th; North Atlantic, Cook, do 10th; Mountainetr, Robinaon, do. 20th; GW Boruns Harding, do with despatch; Minzesota, Allen, forPort Philip ioe i), 208) rg0, Macoduck, do Sept 10; Marmion, Hadley, for Portland, NS#, soon. Ext for ldg Sist ult, Angelina, International, New Orleans; Stephen Larrs)) 2d, Actwon. Robinson, San Francisco. Also in port Idg Shannon, Thompeon, for NYork; John jarrow, Hamilton, and Phanix, Semple, for New Orleans; Blanche, Lord John Russell, Cumberland, Porcupine, Ar- gentenus, Superb, Republica de Guatemala, for San Fran- cisco; State of Maine, Boutelle, Calouttas. In graving dock. Chimera, Bangs, repairing. LONDON, aug. 5—Cld R Cobden, Barrell, New Oriosus ; Victor fhampion, New York; 6th, Hermione, Howara, low, for Boston, abt rendy ; Mary for do sth; London, Hehard, fcr Evans, Oratt. do 19th ; Haldee, Th and Orphan, William do, lg; Aan and Mari Philadelphia, do; Marlborough, Toyar, and Jea ham, do do. Ave Ship Telegraph, Harlow, for Boston, resdy. Lecnonn, Iniy 20—Bark Pilzrim. Robinson, for Boston about Aug 15; and others. MaLaca, July 26—Brigs C A Coo, Hubbard, wte; Gusta vus, Snow, unc Sid brig Clement NY: Gibralt MARSFILLES oa rr B L Herriman, NOrleans; Carrebo Secundo, do. Maura, July 28—No Am vessel. Sld 2th, brig Santiago, Burgess (from NYork via Gibrajtar), Smyroa. Mamzantiicy July 21—Are barie Governct (2x), Dobe son, Boston; 244, brig UR Palmer, Park, NYork. $id 23th, trig Horatio, Younghusban ton. Manien, Avgi—Arr_ brig Lo; horn, Pondicton, Marans. MATAnzas, avg 2—Arr brig’ Deninark, Roney. NOrie (and eld 9th on return); sobr C A Stetson, Miller, N York; 10th, bark Prospect, Snow, Wilmington: briz Broome. Tre- oad itn, bark Robert Morris, Horner (or Dy 7h Pailacel Di Slo 6th, bark Almira, Tarr, Port- A oy arraboe, Gilkey, do; lth, bark Bra- e h, 0 to arke Prospect, Snow, disg; R Morris, Wor. shnemapn, Pleasures, for NYork ldg (aets 750 Der hhd sugar); bigs Broome, Trecartin, ¢ Bremen (Brem), Koper, from Boston, srr Lith; Ao (Br), Dorman, from Wilmington, NC, do; schr Clas A Stet- ton. Millor. wtg. sMARACAIIO, Avg 1—8ld bark Camille, aud brig Tyrone for N York, Maunirivs, June6—No Am vessel in port, Museixa, Joly 22--No Am vessel exept back Harward, 1 . . Wawe Lag 6--Bark Matanzas, Stearns, for Boston Qurnnc, Aug 17—Arr ship Ju Moran, City Point; bark Lvotfer, Hallman, N York, Queenstown, July 9—Sld Grey Foathor, McLaughlin (trom Newport, having repaired) NYor Remenros, about Aug 6—Bark Lucinda Senre, Soars, for NYork soon; brigsJorepb Albion, Clark, for do, weg; Eliza Walve, Hutohinson, for do soon. Rio Janurno, July 4 (back date)- Ship Edgar, Mitchell, ‘elparaiso reported); barks Hen e}ton, Allon, Peep gg ei Aaa Rt day; Seneca, Foinkagen, from Liverpool, just arr; hers. weed 8a, barks Hetnrich Ham), for NYork Jeg Selom, Collie He rH faltimore, 11g; Elise tol 1b), do 40; Ludwig (Bw), 8 (Hano),tor Baltimore ldg; a ). to I lorton. Gin Bdek’ Old Hickory, Hakell, for NYork about zn. Rorrervam, Aug 5—Schr Tropicus a sang Popken (in i F withorawn). for Dorton 10 orl days, the there a btere. Bche Tesbslia (Swe), for Boston, pot wo. sea 24th. Aug d—Arr Kossuth, Fishor, London; Ambarsa- dor, Potatins do. Bid July Si, Convurton, Coombes of ad NY¥onk for bip Alexander, Johnson, Rotterdam. fr Dominos Cire, July.0-Oa brig Pwo Ladios (Br), Fr on, Bos Aug 16—Arr ship Empire State, Russoll, York, 1th, ahtpe Ol rlotte Reed? Elec dirondack, Taylor, NYork; Drigs Charloste, Jorlin Clentasgoe via West, R Cobdon, Eider, je'phia. Cid léth, ship Fraa! Lin King, Mille, Lor 7h, ship Bate hy Lone Sr Jonna, NF, -Arr sehr Eliza, Motes. NYork Ii. BAA Avg 4--Barks Eacoriann, Pope for NYork Bary, Mary. Gitkey, for, do 12, Mopane, Lievoanag. tox do & soht bi ‘annon, Fr! Ld em | My San Suan, Ke, Aug T—Sehr La Reporsa jartford oe Conn), Crafts from 1 via Nok; and others subse. quently reported. Sen RA Leone, Inty 10—No Am vesrels is port. Zaxnman, Jor ke Lowie, Wetern, fr Salem abovt July}; Plirabeth Ball, trem. Seamorter om wr lth for Red Som, Bark acts ‘vue ws com Mane te Fsor, White, yrey to June 21 for Mozambique. Ports, for Buses ark ‘owe, Ore And slo Albany, Hartford; sloo wi Menai, gnnoagee. cle suber’ Tage Merritt, RUE KARDREA, aur 10 — ship Bllees Binck, Now- NANT rk Amphitelte, Collen eohrs Rarotas, Trato. {USN eostons Volant, Osborm, NYork, Bld 17th, son: Gor Oy NY ork. ; , AUET2—B14 aches Somerset, Porry, Poiladot “AUGUB A, aye Btinchteld, York i PALT)/ MORE, Ang 19—Are vohr Lowts & Edwards, Conk: p bark Gow Greea, Hammer, before ro Lig, N¥ork. Cam orted, from Havens. Cla ship Kerala Tole ( auley, cxdon: Urivs Kiapees Jang, Young, 8 Jouus, PR; B ‘ co (Wr) ‘Toro Went t.dion; H Garver, Cobb. Boutom; vlre Toneriffc, Yates, Rast Cambridge Cohseast, Tonoy, Cancot Nerrowe: Sal & Lord, Sich, NVork; John # iver, Chin. 1H WOMTON & LJoly RI Wereh 17, see lcare re yeaterday, Z tig 17—Arr cobr Kennel )» Potomac BOOTHBAT. dur tonrase trig Prone’ Paine | BEVERLY, Bug Mt—Arreche Brooksville, Gett, Philadel BRISTOL, BI, Aug (6—Arc ache Telegraph, Wish, Philadat- BANGOR, Aug 17—01¢ bries K Patterson, Patterson, Alexoncria; Markus Pierce, ——; soug Metreso, Bragg, ore Wth—Are brig Timothy Crosby, “ Rooktan: Bliss Ff York she I tt op he Coffi iiaand, ie : eR ARLESTON, dog i + otoumanip City ae Norots, "Okan et aug her mip Xdnue Benet tas DAVARINCOTTS hug 128i bog Denied uoeiee: “Son VER for Virgins a , Aug W2-—-Arr sohes Gen Taylor, NYork; 14th Patriot, de ELLSWORTH, Aug 16-814 Del kee, Yortreche Counssliee N Fo ik, ek Pe “ri YALL RIVBM, Aug 14—Arr sobes J: BM 5 My tor ,Pbilade) ie ten eld Teh to oe Toth eve YA d Chey tins Harris, doy J Alvear: Alm end Alfaretta, Port Ewem. Sid Mth, sobre Davis, Davie, ro, with icor 16th, sloop JD Fish. Alvan: Ie, aches Buca "Enawig, Wondeut; Proident, Gardusr, ap: rod for Albany. PPesuod down Tih, sche J Rualing, from Dighton for Phi. ladelphia. GLOUGESTER, Aug 16—Arr schre Coral, Siaptos, Reals land for Now York; Istar hrig Pleindes, Contor, Serius aaa . orig Agsnoria, Bawson, Guricam 8—Slé sohr Kossuth, N York. GEORGETOWN, DC, Aug 12—Sid brig Prateis, Clarence, om. JACKSONVILLE, Aug 1—In port M A Chapple, for inerton, Ja next day. c BEY WEST Aug l—Sid brig Charlotte, NYork. LUBEC A Di ae ur iS— Bid sche Olander, Dunbar. v¥; § Dol. Ave 19. 11 A M—The stonmahig" barks Lovant, for Barbadees; Lucy Anat J2® nd California, for New Ori brig Wm £6t And three others, weat te soa, PM—Baek Orline St John, *, with ooal, parsed to son thi 08. ayes “Se re, inst. Below. three unknown, coming ap. Cli bark Quooa Victoria (Br), Tux- er Bull. Bp, "Towod to eeu Sth, barks Saragousn, John Caskio, brie Eita- ephore, and barks Aveta via, MoD Pp. Gee Pho! ps, from Nancy Plaisted, Brown, from more; John A Lancaster, Gifford from Be inon socount of VEN, Aug 18—SI sobre EB Pool, de; ; , loop 3D Fish, Albany. trachre Reheaes Bliss, Altay; Elion Burnes. NT York; New Baven. Kelsey, Samos River: Charlotte, Phila- deiphia; Benj Engliah Lyon, do: Emma Tuttle, Connell do; Thos Rugzis, 40; H W Benedict, Themas. de: Briifieat Baldwin, Kirgstoe; sloop Warren, Stannard NYork, gchre Ellen Louiss, Thowpson do; Weap. Kelly, de: Oliva & Virzininis, Seaman, Philadelphia: Rebecca Elta All NEWPORT. 1 9 Arr schre Pres Yonded with lumber; sl nitout; Editor, Case, Burgess, Taunton for ua, Cummings, Fai Maugan, French, Taunton for NYork; Fall River for Rondont. 19th—Arr schra Alfarctts, Nichols, Fall River for W Yorks Gavot: Clark, do for Kingettm J B Morena, Hitchons, do for Philadelphia; Capitol, Hieci 1 River for do; Joke Weatiy, Bweet, Marictta Hand, Jayne Philadel Eva, Garwood, do; United, Hallock, Providence for Battl- gerald Nantucket for ® Georgo, Cobleigh, Rondout for Newport Asyl Gibbs, Providence WARK, Aug 18—Arr sohr Minorva Wright, Rogers, Jacksonville Fis. NANTUCKET, Aug 16—Arr sohr Su sloop Eloot, Albany. Sid 17th. achr Sarah ‘ork. MERE TUR TEOR, Aug 17—Sld sche Kossuth, Churchill, ork. th—Arr sehrr Sara Jane, Rondout; Rubicon. Tidon, 4 E: Grandes, and Banner, NYork. Sid schrs Jew, Hoyt, and Stanley, Philadelppia. i NEW BEDFORD. Avg 17—Arr brig Alox Mil'ikow, Philadelphia: echre Edw Frankiin. do; Hy Clay, Albany, Si Lith brig Gen Boyd, Gilpatrick, Phiinds Isth~-Sid eobr Leura Jane. Sherman, NYork. PHILADELPHIA. dug 19 Are ste bee, Ol rice Wat Myra, Hell. New Yorks bark Adstia ogors, White, D mn y Cobh, Provincetown: Cla" bri A Drew, Bunning. do; Chicones, Ruatian, Gerry, do; echrs Mail Nickerson, Nickerron, Borto lousini oaton: str Ironsids PROVIDENCE, ah V7. imyrna ; M Marcy, Willetts, swith, do; 80 phia’ Godtre; Bolten. Spencer, N York ; ino) Emil, =3 A » Petvet, Sturges, New York; brig Houey, Baker, Jarvto, vin Havana and Wiokf: ne Rieheed, Thompson, Gorson, Phiedelptia. Cld sche Lya! Gibbs, Baltimore Sid echrs Loutsa, Har Sow ia Gib! Mh Greeks NC; Gen Worth, Phoipe: Eliza Pharo, W 3 Wim Leo) Lako: Betbor Burr. Futtle; Charity, Birdsall, and Besken, Corson, Philadelphia; FB Caldwalt, Turney: Jacob Smith, Hudson and Notus. Racket, Port Ewen; R B Glover, Beker, Rondout; sloope Flies, Flwond, and Remark, Mo al- Yany; George H Davis, Smith, and Neptune, Racket, Reus Aout: Oregon. Stueces, New Yor! gPORTSMOUTH, Ang 16—Arr achrs Coorsla, Philadelpiieg cm NYork. Arr at Jow rs Goorgia, Pettingill. Phi- Intelphis for Port: nth; Morart, Tarbox. NYork, for do. FLYMOFTH, Avr ii—arrsckes Bucentaur, ana Smith Totti. Philadelphia. PORTLAND, Ang 18—Arr bark John Aviles, Chase, Wee t a July rigs Potosi. Knight. Cardenas Aug 2; Sa- rah Elisabeth, Tocthsker, Phitadolpligy sch Henrietta, Herriman. Frankfort for NYork RICHMOND Aug 1®Are achrs Henry R Smith Nore oaton. Sid cake fon NYork: Meroy, Taylor, Nickerson, y. Holifex, SAVANNAG, Aug i7—Arr brigs John Marshall, Collima, ath. Mer John’ Low, Ceomtee NYork. Marths, Ker NYork; 18th, Gomtia ke, who died July 31. of BHl- dips 1 “ tre Leone, July 10. Sid scar Repwblie, ion. NYorl Isth—Arr brigs 8am Small Troadwoll: EO Welt. Concrv; D Locke, Ginn. award, Rowley, Philade'phia; n ‘Wm M Baird.’Stubdbs; Three Sisters Hf . Pog hog Madison, Teal rt ‘athe SOMERSET. Abs IS—Arr schr Mary and Sasan, Marble, Albany for Providence. VYARREN RL. Auc 17—Sid brig Holen Maria, Pierce, sup- Poved for Philadelphia, WILMINGTON, Aug 17—Arr scer Balance. Mathias, Boe- ton, Cld bark Queen of the Exe (Er), Holman, Livorpools 18th, sche Harriet Wallock, Pow, NYork. te (late Fra ig liows Ho Passengers Arrived. OvARLesTON—Stoamehip Jas Adger-—Mins M A Barbi 2 Mist’ Borbidco, Mise S Thayer, Mise 1 Ramones. Miss man, Mise SH Hardy, Miss Grov'r, two children and sorvent Mra It R Banks « children, Miaa E Seabrook, J T Welemen. Indy, two ohildrem and servant WC Richards, D8 Stocking, Col J Philips, & W Frott, DG Westfelk W Hovey, D Young. J W Barbie OB Heriot, FS Porcher, Joba Holt, John'S Lowe, # W Garr child and servent, 6H Leo, T 'Y¥, Jncob Walter, D Rowvault, stee 0 stecrns Barwer—Ship Augustus—Mr Shelkoy, Mr Carroll, Derve--Bark Virgioia Ann—A Agueblon. Cor param ti Montceuma—Mrs Riley, C P Evans, © Abuac. Passengers Sailed. iP WALI—Steamebip Ltinols—A J Oonte Pp ot Panama R R Oo, RW He Mr iarrison, GK How, C D Eldon, Messenger, Br Rivora, David Linduy Mojor Per is, U § Meil Avent. rep and two ser te, Mi Mre JP Dean, Jon a rervane, Cortes, EF Wiliams, Jno Kidon, Capt Seats, NN Wilkin- fen, P Parrew, Adam's & Co's Mesencer, WH Backus, Welle & Fowler's Express Messenger, Mra C 8 Robinson, Nice Yousalin, Miss ¥ Voungalin, WW Revnolde R Rose SM Reynolis, John FOsrrod, JP Down, Mra BJ Road, Mrv Snyder ond infant, Col Buebannan, Capt WM Rick- ardeon, Col Robert Stevens, JGorman, D ra RR Berry Petes MDoncall WL Bromley. Pater, unt a'aw. Mre€ G Thomas an dor Gibson, JR Millox, M Gr ehiid, Wim Niblo, 8 P'Wyckof, W Rautinon, FO Langtoy, r+ Lord and twe childrén, Mes Ferevson, R Gilli, JC Jobnt Lake Mra Marses brs Polsnd, Mise Gr bury, Mise Ser'hoe Crabtree, LA Cri land, J Brownloy. D Thempaou Howell, HD Kir bail, Ansoa Bi 1. 8 Morford, A Halloc! A Sche (aig 53 Mrs Carter and child, MH Rothsobtids ledgy and iy Wood. P Smith, K Rorenthal 1 Reseathal, © Done |) J Btulzo, LF Woors L Cohn, J Copperheia, Giice. A lies, A Onetti, JM Slaw, Silalo, J M Bowkor May. W Noleev, © Hoiz C Hartman, A kinks J Soholder, F Stiebers, J Wolfo, A Stnis ville. MO Marah TC Day RConcor, M Lamerie dev, M Hoy. A Hopock TH Windelor, W Wink Perwersol M Marke: 8 UNlina, M Honey, JC.G + BSpeeckols, CJ Kiegs, W tone f in HH YS W Piero, LJoeeppie, He Smith, J Brednoe, French, WB Root jr, © Alt! Fedire. © Milter, D a Ww EAson,"0 F Shermaa, WM Johnston, JC Moree, M rn A Locke, CE Hopkina, J © Comsote, J Sweetsor Lewte M Ross, J Dougherty, R Sawyer, J MoCerty, J Good~ ail W Goodall. J McCarty, D Dooney, J Lone. R Matr T McCabe, H Duffy, A Lond. fh P Bavy. J Dowdy, W Snmnire N Atwood, M Bryon A MeConaity, C P Wales T Cotter. Madden, D Lord, JW EOP G Wentworth. J je rn ow Reig M Chaptintier und Indy, Mrs J Konohold. M Lose @ rd, J Soper J Stool or- with biemor 'A G AbsiT, Mite B Ta ewart, ASm ery, J Whinole, WH Chath t Jordan and servant, T Mer M Livingston, SG Sands, Indy aed two children, F P Copnety, J Trawhell, P Grimehaw, © Backus J Herrin, heelor, Appleree, Mise = 1 Sehalant denil, M Sosver, M é ORE, AS fayle Fh ta Keeney, ond 40 ‘ailroad mechar ier om ret an--Stoamehip Northen Lighte Mre ZB rt, Miss Stack and sorvebt Mis © It Pegoand 5 Yomere, A Dunnis and I 1 F Booth ‘F Soot, Mrs T Sunsderhitt, Fompiotor and lacy, J Walsh, Mies R Care, 8 BF Clarke and tedy, & Grifith aod lacy, | W Wray, wife dev Porelhe: bid a] Schearn, A Be + TSuodebill, FT Sntton, TL Warecavekia M Augerback, & Zorgew W Hirech erg DT Swith, J Molca'ecy, B Murray, A Cook J Conk, G Reyaison, J Fiacnncan, J Kardich, MRride, WO Donnell, JH Aawerd ead Indy. & M'Cahitt wife and two children’ D Kona T Kena & Mombork, % hook, A Brown, Hi Lewin, J Geounn, R Mltshell, ohy ap J Steiturd, J taavas, MA Murohy, J Cou rey, W Dower WF Seoct wie and dren; M Whitaker, B Weloh, 8 Collins, B Coit 1 Oolling W Hutohison, @ W LyJaton HD Reoller, TE Wright, W Morrill, Skiingtom, M Kennedy, G Crothers, Fowler’ J Roan. U Daroy. inte Holland. ¢ Wilton, 8 ‘omber, DW Provont RE Harden, W Werver, J Ravi os JK Huot. B& Hunt PB tard, P Biss Clark, J Clark. BC Rugzoll, dW Stinson, C Vail, J Leon ae DB Fowler. WH Day. Georen Wolls, RF Thomas, W Divokert, WEG Judson © Perking, DW Gullt, D bert, 1 Hider, PHulger, R Rood, 8 Rydor, SM Ry For, Brove, AM Sootey, & 8 Fou H Nowton, & Tucker, © Trea 39 In the 8 ee AneStoamabip Willem Ponn~Joooph 1 Jowett, BM Kennan, Mre AS Yeon) aod servant, John HMarewoll J 8 Re! Chea Retmond ff Pratt, John Conk, W Grifip, T Scholi«, Jobn Thompson, J ¥aKoreia, O Sam Ga ver, +, M Dore, field 4 Sehenor, Mier M Shici¢a, Mra Mf Vivier, Mins Gate tan, Mtv Kyler, Mica Adamson, Mrs faandors and too ch 'th- ren’ Dr Wiltiamnon, tae Von Antway ZN wed lady Mead Tompvinnan, Johe Nick prave, W Jolwson. TR Peat, Masters Fartwell end Ro end tn atoorere.