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

= tte zohaeut Roe ay ent | Wied vail $ehj8h wat #OLI0% Ld Candie vee) 9 oop Rochestee, Pasi? Si! ae reducwitweat mee a ‘0 omruicec outpatient By theewmmeePetition of V Van p and other to. have sidewalkt @eued in Twen trest. bot weep | Sixth and Se avenues, ‘To ‘on Strectp. Fyti ion of Robert Wy for y ovdk ee orty sixth street. n Sixth pod Seventh ay To Commit toatoms ton Aqueduct eet * zai Sie By AMéérniet Wanp——Petisien tf fy! rtiamond fod al- gage 8 rtiati” Ledomanittaecon Fire e- an Ssits—Petition erste: New York pnd ve use of lowance ‘Te Committee orf, Tweev—Petition, of) of Engine deeriguudoppostte hame of E. B cmpinitiee onrbire. Depa ut mecerased To ry vy Be bbe berextey aera of me De er bouse repaired ‘oe Commi eH SK By 3B to Bane al tr Nonr of Seite é we wrsirosd trom’ Grand "street iriver .t0,; foo! eo: Ritéet NOM river | To Tommivecon . F AlSerman Tumans-—DPetition ot J.C. Hob: bon, fark AT wegen Hate. ‘company ip the ‘Nineteenth, wari, JAftyseocemcliateceteftomt Ble we BO ci eas aint tr pa station, of tax, Re Committee ent! By Aldernmp AB igi Pectoral harles Department. n° TERA alte tisonor Garratt 1 Sley: By Alderman Fix Mellenry, f in coneequbntnioR insures Roa AH To. Commie mn Aches 3 Begame-—-Pet ition b¢ “Tork stg x tina bee ADGA Nosise <eulargtc co tioCourad Versace 9 weed ment. melas S20q Mow redicdtre ws tk OP 1451 —~ By Alderman Royce— Petition of Mrs, 8 -A. 69. LBe temiccionres: ¥ Sle eee Mromeateatiats + Or Ee pe AN Hag sashes Tee Rpt pos bares: eel ker tirat 840A mI GF WR! he rame—Petition of Haryey E. Aubery: fob Neh A29168 TH AnvietreetesRouMett ’ al: ai 2) By) Atdertniet? MoOont— “Dk. aT, aves eee, me Pao depict bi oA ato BT. ye ater etl tifa cnt be — >» Do Committee on ihe a — askance roe a o! ver rh : a Gaumpbelhy for rem? boerhasatl Snephere rage ele om tiebrt aah emcee be ee to a e aooteh ERR Sino less oe | ogi Alde cureshaess ihrnnied! frnest Keyser, to” soe cen contrat Foe: evs Lexington avenue froni® “Fiftieth tof Fifyeaiath: Commies on Roads) By Alderman Praseison eghute '& Ub., wv for -extersion PE Preeti fim pn ccutaey “To Committee on ce ee a er: Be , Necker, for cor dh Assessments {CFay Agains! a B: éeoustha’ sublect on of Candee, Aznold & Co,. to he <tiee ana Set ke Acts. “To Committee on Fi- de aL Moemawwer bs ead Ace apes By Aiderbiah Bart PG jf George Bridge and osha ‘Yor rath tes Peat eres, prides, and wah pce age eheneese 24 to do duty forthwith, os lttge on Sewers, ition of Bradish, Johnson Department. od pthe-? cere r here vir = of Albert G. Rawson. to Sntearpate cotta Paatineye. To Committee on Law Depart- ——forthwith ; and al) the war struction of said marke - Y wy Nai Ba OST it esniin ‘RP vorD Petition of C. McCoon, to have Committee on Streets. Petition of Engine Co. 11. 'o Committee on Firc Rsiona rela- Department AAS.’ gaPratnsoFNT—Resigoation of A. J. Bleck Tas ot Bieciions of the Sixth district of the Fif- eee ‘Which was accepted. RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Sanu solved, That the clerk of the mage Council ¢ pelled’ opposite of HH, A Matthews, Engine Go, No. 46. sous to Bc abe same appe-r as resigned. he having been ex- 5 for Lot doing duty. Adopted Aldermen Cwren—Kesolved. That the Superintend = ‘of Repairs aud Supplies, be and is hereby directed to ve the pew market, in Gouverneur ship. completed mSterials not used in the con. removed forthwith Adopted By Alderman Prox—esoived, That the Commis: of Streets and Lawps. be and is hereby directed toc the gus pipes and fixtures to be placed in the new Stati house. now builving for the Police of the Twentieth w: and that the seme be done forthwith. Adopted. By Aidrman Doneury—Reoived, That Fif@-eighth street be cpened trom the East River to the Hudson River. in the Ninetcenth ward of the city of New York d thst the counsel to the corporation be. and he is neby ivstructed to take the necessary legal measures to cniry the rome into ef Adopted By Alderman Wanv—Resoived, That the cats of the Sixth and Eipbth avenue railroads cball not be sliowed to stop for the purpose of taking up or setting down paseen- fers, seve only at the corners of the streets, passed on their route Referred to the Committee on Streets. By Alderman Donrnvy—Resolved, That Forty first street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, be regulated and greded curb and gutter stones set therein, and the sidewalks flagged a space four feet wide. under the di top of the Street Comm! mer, Referred to Commit on Roace By Alderman Boyor—Rcsolved. That the sidewa ks in cluding the curb and gutter on the north side of White street between Church street and West Broadway also om the west side of Church street between W nd Walker strrcets be regulated, re-fagged. and curb avd gutter ret and re-vet where the saine may b ler the direction of the street Comm! ittee on Streeve By Alderman Srunrevant—Resolved, That West street between Farelay ond Murray streete be raised regraded, snd paved to the eame heighth or level as the above Murray and below Garclay, and that the ( sioner of Repairs and Suppiies be directed to cause tho same to be done wi hout dely. Adopted ner. By Alderman olved, That the sidewalks of Second stree Avenue A, be Bagged, under the direction of the Street Commissioner, Adopted, By Alderman Moony—Resolved. That the intersection of Pine and Front streets, be regulated with new cross walks on Pie and Front streets, Adopted, By Alderman Doreaty—Kesoived, That Fifty-fourth treet. betwren Ninth and Tenth avenues, be lighted with oil, under the direetion of the Superintendent of Streets and Lamps Adopted Ry Alderman sruntrevant—Resolved, That the Sixth and Kighth avenue Railroads bs directed to lay their rails and extend their rosd. and run their cars through College piace to Barclay rtreci, without delay, Referred to Com. mittee on Streets. By Alderman Gann—Whereas, The gallant conduct of the First regiment of New York Volunteers has reflected honor and glory on the State and baving returned to the city from whetice they received ft, the tattered remains of their eloriour standard bathed in the purest blood of patriotism. to be held as a sacred relic of their devotion Lo our repubiie; aud whereas the few remaining members who are spared from the sanguinsry conflicts of that gallant band in Mexico having formed @ military organ- wation of themselver. therefore Resolved that the Common Council present the corps with a © Standard of Victory.’ on which the names of the several bottles through wien they have co success- fully persed sbull be inscribed ; Resolved, that the sub- i be referred to the Committee on Arte and Sciences, eferred to the pireaenn on Arte and Sciences a rtonarion itso of John ©. Oakly as Inspector of Elections district, Seventh Ward. Accepted. moriON. Alderman Pres moved to take up the report of Com- mittee om Police in favor of allowing John McKeon and R fer third AA Phaips, $125 each for counsel fee in the case of | consideration. Pek ihe a Rite r singh Both adopted,each by the following vote:— if fk o'clock. ETRY te“ rh bursting Maas aoe pi82 bOfor fm Tore Ca BOF aRAl one Moved pe ein 8 varfous melee rae et 3 in forte i fn ae mn lowing wee R-8 A Manmade u-PAowiaed batt, Kodmay son, Bqntong, . tine, Nonkey—18, Of Committeiom eee cons be to pr- mt ganize an engine comment 0 ware. ht mse 4 F slo concur to [pstitution Tre tairgrdeeret street, be- ‘0 goncur to reset gute ite ‘at mm Duane to nine ah in Broadway uf se Ll projections ALD Ra auto dilineiens junken lots corner weity inspector ; to jalks in Greenwich ee, — : yet Weeltttle eRe ed toanin:Brtaden Wosdiward, Wells, Anderson, SeGoran a igh Whelan, Barker, Iting, Va: Of & umstev on aa ua Gas--To concur to light as. between Sixth and se- fo light Twelfch street with in Fromme end ta Lainlavenue. Adopted 1.007 mt ‘on Roads—To concur in a plan of grades ug yetween Sixty-second and Seven- as t and North rivers, as submitted appointed to revise the same. x do ptyed bys jowing vote :— oe Phe President, Messrs. Brown, Tait Mab- batt, It aden. Woodward, Wells, Anderson, ii, RUD. Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Ring, Va- in TD, , McConkey—18. | same to concur to restore the grade in Broadway. Rorty-ninth and Fif:y tirst streets, to grade ae prior to June 1. 1851; to concur to accept ters ahe owners of new road recently opened from Kings die "rbd to the Hudson river. to make the came a fative—The President, Messrs, Brown, Tait. Ma ‘odman. Brenden, Woodward, Wells, Andereon, Bouton. McGowan, Wright, Wheclan, Barker, Ring, Va detine, Brasto, McConkey. ,The Board then aasoereea to Tuesdsy afternocn, at Yiom the minutes ©, T. McCLENACHAN, Deputy Clerk Debates in the Common Council, BOARD OF ALDERMEN. OUR SPECIAL REPORT. Last evening, both Boards of the Common Couucil commenced their business for the term. in the Boata of Aideriuen ratuer a flare up took place between the alder man ofthe third wardand the Alderman of the Cwe Ueth, respecting a report made by the Police Commitie fn resobution attarbed recommending the payment 5 todobn McKeon, and the same amount to A. a. for coun-el foes. contracted in the defence of Phillips, two policanca of the Twentieth ward, ogainst whom an wd tmenu had been found on the complaint of Jumez P, However. previous to the report being called erman of the Third. offered a resolution authoriz Sixth and Fighth avenue railroads to cuntinue ir rails throvgh to Barclay street, Alderman of tie © and stated that he would vote for the resolu- on provided thcy would recommend that Robins strect be cut ihrough to Park place so that che rail cars could come to Kroadway. The resolution was referred. Ald Banu of the sixth ward. presented a resolution and reference to committee for the purpose of presenting a stand of colcrs to the remaining members of the New York Regiment of Volunteers, and to have inserived on the same the names of the batties they so successfully sed through during the eampuiga. ni of the Fifeentn moved to have the The at the Generals added to the inscriptions. ce olution was referred to the Finance Committee. Alderman Pres, of the Cwentieth ward. called up the report for action, stati at the Counsel had deteuded the policemca who had both been acquitted in the the court. and now moved to have the resolution adopted Before, however. the resolution was submitted, Alderman SreKTevant. hird ward opposed the adoption. Said the alderman, it had better be re ferred and examined. before we establish here a prese dent. Icannot sce why two policemen should be per mitted to employ private counsel and then come ia here and ask us to pay them itis nolo much for the amouat because it weuld be saving much trouble were we to it, but ifwe are to sit here and sanction such proveediy, et on example that may call tor action on such re every Week, Here we bave a charge of $25 distinguished counsel. aod fa ! why for defen wo policemen. The proposition is monstrous. and if we pay tbis we may be called every week to pay such charges, There is no law authorising sueh payments. The corporation attorney is the proper person to defend all suits ogainst the city; he gets paid for such services Chere ix no evidence that amy application was made to him in this matter, but the idea ot putting $250 into the pockets of these counsel is ont of all reason. Both the counsel, I copsider, are friends of mine. and I should te very willing to put a fee into their pocket could I do it consistently with my oath of office; but Iam here for another duty: Cam here to protect the public purse. and L cannot vote for th: tage of the resolution Aiderman Prox. in reply to the Aulermanof the Third ward. gave a brief history of the case 1 cau readily Fee. said the Alderman. the feeling in this matter Mr Gage is a very influential whig politician of some means, and the two policemen. Hannigan and Ureamer, ate demo crats. They weli knew that by going to the corporati counsel they would stand but very poor co as that gentleman and Mr Gage were on ve mate terms, end both of the same polities. I reo sleet, said the alderman the night of the aff Mr Gage was. on that occasion; laboring under @ spiritaal excitement. as many of us have been. (laughter ) and was on his way home, When he got into some «quabbie with a man named ». and Policeman Creawer came up to separate m. when Gage struck him a blow on the head with a heavy cane, and the Policeman returned the assault with hiselub, An alarm rap was given and Captain Hanne gan came up, told Mr. Gage who he was, and placed his hand on him, when Mr. Gage suddenly seized hold of the capten's two fingers got them into his mouth. and inflicted a very serious bite, Other assistance was procured, and all the parties came to the station house. The whole affair was laid before the Mayor. and en the facts. the Mayor would notentertain any charge against the policemen but con sidered that they only acted in the Roope of their dut Mr Gage, however. not satisfied with the Mayor's di ion, went before the Grand Jury, and fy ‘te oe porte statements, procurrd an indictment charging the police- men with an aeeault and battery, and attempt to rob. The matter was brought before the Court of Sessions and dismissed, and now it is but just that the counsel fees should be paid. The Aidurman of the Third—I do not pretend to say but all the fucts are correctly stated by the Alderman of the Twentieth. but I contend that the corporation coun se] should bave been applied to. and if we pay the charge. we establish a precedent, thereby’allowing the police to caoploy their own private counsel, when the city are pay ing the Corporation Attorney some $10,000 a year for such rerviees: ‘The Alderman of the Twentieth—It is nothing more than a party proseription, and no doubt it would please the opposite party to have bad two democratic policemem sent to the State prison; they would, no doubt, have made € — out of it. jere the President tapped bis hammer to order. Alderman of |the Third—I deny any political views in this matter, I did not know the politics of the policemen, but I presume them to be democrats, from the sentiments of the Aldermen of the Twentieth. The whole matter ie out of order. An application should have been the corporation counsel, and then if be refused sheen, make the application to the board for relief. Alderman of the Twelfth—I dislike to exhibit a prece dent in this matter, They should, I think, have made an application to the corporation counsel. 'y this time a considerabte sensation was manifested amongst the members, The reolution was submitted, and when itcame to Alderman Peck he said he should vote in the the negative. for the purpose of moving a re ie vote stood, seven for the adoption, Creemer and Walter Savage laid on table August | and eight against it 1862, which was carried. The question being taken on accepting the report and ben al resolution the same was lost by the follow- mative—Aldermen ge Haley, Barr, Tweed, Franois, Doherty—7. ve—Aldermen Stur- tevent. jee, the President, Al Tiemann, Ward, Deaman. Peck 5, Aldermen Sruntrvant then woved a reconsideration of tbe vote. dy eon poten was onzried by t ae Se "s Barr. Tweed, ‘Afirmatier—Aldermen Prencis, Smith Doherty, poor, Ners Cousiderablesexcitement new exhibited. Alderman‘ofthe Third # 1 up and moved a recon. sideration of lhe. vote, and simmediately on the top of that Alderma: hee one# in adjournment. The last motion. prevail The Board was thei pronounced by the President ad- Journed, and they 4) yy OH ee confusior admitting the Alderman ha Twentieth ‘to have ou! Beneraled the Aldeemgn o} the Third. Post Ovvrices —Hetablished —At Becobyist, Ocean county, N J, Wm. Torrey, postmaster; Ho- token, Hodson county, N. J, Ap ew Anderso ig 9 master; Eagle Bridge Renselaer county. N.Y, yf a sagen | ga gg Lad President, | Craneton, pestinanter; Fresh Pond, Preece Y., Whervupon the President eunounced that the Bosra | Alferd: Buford. porta riilaner. Heme Seed” | #to0d adjeurn Od wxtl to morrow evening 7tb inst, at 5 Humphrey Centre, Cattaraugus “county, N. Y., to - o'elook D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. phiiss, 9 saying. “I don't ax‘apy] an abou. it, but you BOLE, You; Mra Mawu is pagend Tam in such & b thout letting wer petty coh dead: wait TH be back direct ly. He vite an: questioned him coa- ;, he replied that she for the last ten days, ‘out coutioually. ‘ dhi u ‘tile made no mention of any raViog euch a8 ipsanity, but that he had dootérs I asked him for the certitionte of jed her ih her last moments. He re “But you ought to have one, sir.” — Bus my good woman I have it. the died? [He assured me all her hotel bills; and a Mr. Rivg, eas her agent, agreed that overy overto me “Particularly.” I ‘ank you say she had with her ainly ’ he replied; and that I @&pense with the funeral, for chat she bad plasty. of monry Nota paper, not the vaiue of » iy p that I may render an account to pms im me, The colored fervent ot tha ves- intsnsa int! removal of the body. inquired of my bustand ifsbe was a servant girl? A lady passenger siopided. to hear me cull myaelf her sister. fer it Nei Rt PARP Wnt she bad no relation in the world; knéw horas bles L Addison On my webaeridbenlied on my doctor, a4 bagged bim 10 Mt OOM. Gud MALE w post morien ASW’ fumily wish. Lie could not do so wil Warrant and informed me. at the sam- time, ury the bcdy, or take it out of the city with. gut s suzgeon's crrisfeuts of her desi. or che cor mor's ferent” On this. at ten o'clock. I rovght from Mr « necessar; certificate. and decisred to him, that Treceived one ina few hours. I would apply to the eeponer. to which be made auswer, ‘Yes mudem.” bifud just returned home when Mr, Ring with a gentle. ‘arin I bad never seen before. came to assure me that all should be done for me; that it was their in:cation to take the burial inband, I told them the body could not be interred without a surgeon's certificate, nor taken fom the city; it wouid be itlegai; they sald they would teke upon themselves ali responsib‘iity, and conse quences, I said I shovid like to have the body opened, “Ob desz. Bo. you would not think of such a thing” replied Mr King “this hot weather. too’ I invited them to look at the corpse, but they declined doing so, aud shortly left me, After awhile they returned. stating that they had fixed the hour; that the burial would take pluce at four o'clock; that a hearse and coaches would be in waiting and they again left me No certificates ar- riving. the Coroner was informed at two o'clock, and an inquest was fixed to take place the mext morning at ten o'clock I dirvetly went to the gentieman’s residence who had accompanied Mr. Ring in all his visite to me. Lin- formed him that the burial must be deferred: that an inquest would be held by the Coroner, ut ten o'clock next morning. consequently the body could not be removed, for that I wos determined to have a post mortem examination; that nothing could dissuade me from it; that I had ren- dered my sister in gitihond that solemn promise. as also it Wa~ ny mother’s express wish for herself and all the tamily that Chad wrung the same promise from my husband ‘or myn and that Icould never rest without a legal burial and & post mortem cxamination of the body; said.by such a proceeding I should enst suspicion on Bir. abd Mrs. Mason, who had been ali kindacss and affection to her, Ireplied that “1 knew nothing of the parties whatever; they were all strangers to me.” Also J blamed Mr. Mason for travelling about with my sister ju such a state without giving me any intimation of her illness; why he left Niagara with her in a dying state far, far away from her native home and parents; it were as weld to die there as here; his reply was, *" Because, madame, the doctors said there was notuing the matter with ber, only a little nervousness. She was afraid che should take the cholera She would eat everything; would take nothing to do her good. but resolutely closed her lips. saying. to everything offered her, even @ spoonful of brandy. “No, no, it will kill me |" ‘ Then,” said TL. ‘Sir, what made her b. oh! T wish Twas dead? “Because. ma id he, ‘she was crazy.” He accompanied me home. as I thought. for the purpose of dismissing the hearse, for i¢ was now past four, I found Mr. King. Mr. Mason anda party of gentlemen. in readiness, In my absence, Mr. Ring demanded of iny husband the key of the room for Mr Mason said it was imposible an exami nation couldtake place in my house; that he was a lL yer; he had the City Inepector’s authority. and if needs must be, they must use force. I also remonstrated with them. but to no purpose. Mr. Ring said I should be subject to a fine of $10@; that he had no objection to the examination in the morning, and, if L wished. he would bring a suzgcon bimseif; put for the suke of the neighborhcod it must t amoved aud placed iu a cool veult. I unlocked the door. and aione. 1 once more losked ut the corse i fancied there was a slight change since the morning, and a very stight efluvia, as I raised the lid, to beca cloeely over it I followed it to the vault ; at the close of the srrvice I asked Mr. Ring what I should say to the Coroner in the morning. “Send him to me; I know bim weil.” was his reply, The next morning. whom Istated the foregoing facts, the cwired me and that I should also be would take place. and the Deputy clared that they would be compelled to yield tome. The first intimation that [had of ken place wos by a newspaper; own me, ner have I since seen connected with this sad affair , 1 fuei n wade » convenieace, and have been aried by them, whilst my feelings have log 0 notified of the time Coroner & To show how erroneous all the newspapers ate. the daughter of Mr. Themas Wilms. rehant. of the bo- in the county of Essox the th of November. She was the fourth of seven children—all living her and mother now living on a moderate income in Evglan professional earcer, or uught else. let it be bu silence in the grave; for God will dent justice Tn enswer to the article of the Sunday Mercury Ubave to state that ours is a Christian family; consequently we bave 0 god-fathers; no christ- ening bas ever taken place im our family, according to alone being sufficient ANNE SHIELDS TOWARD Covnty of New York, ss. Arne Shields Howard y. being duly eworn. says that the fasts and cir- anovs set forth in the above statement, by her sub d, are, in ail respects, correst and true ANNE SHIELDS HOWARD Sworn to before me, this 6th day of September, 1852, H. HUNT, Commissioner of Deeds. Cnty inisitigonte, Tux Weeety Reront or Deatasin tHe Crry.—We are unable to present the usual weekly mortality bill to our raders. in consequence of its not being prepared at the City Inspector's office yesterday The postponement of the preduction of this important official document, is in ooa- sequence of @ consultation between the heads of the Ucelth Department end the Mayor, relative. we presnme toa more definite line of action in the sanitory branches of our city government. This is the humane, as well as the wisest course: and if determined upon. will be fully im accordance with the daily advice given to our corpo Tate representatives in the columns of the Heracn. Some deaths hove ocourrcd within the last few days, at various points of theeity, which are registered ng caused cbolera. although, more probabiy, resulting from a severe type of dysentery. aggravated by impure air. unwhole- lodgings, or some other local nuisance. which would ve been abated under & system of i torehip less va 1 and divided than our own, A wi died yesterday ming, at No Monree strect, after a few bours’ Tier case presented muny of the symptoms of cholera, aud three of her children baye died within seven days, with an affection nearly similar. The neighbors say, however, that the filthy state of the place she lived in’produced her illness and death. The conflicting rules at present in force will not permit men to cope encrgeti- with such nuclei of disuse ax that, ve Wearnen.—Yesterday was warm as the preceding a ‘The sky was dark at aiittle afcer day break but a clear. unelouded atmorphere succecded The thermome- Heracp building ranged thus during the day: Oss deg: ath P.M, 7944 deg.; at 5 P, Mf, © deg. From 5 to7 M..@ light cooling Z as up, and at 10 at night,tibere was promiec foficoutinue ed fine weather, The streets having been washed by the late rains. and the air well shaken by a thunder storm last week, the city is in a healthy stave. Aumost 4 Tracie Arrain, a LEGrD Sepuctiox,—Quite on excitement was created 5 nwich street yester- cay. by the sudden attack of aman named George Dela uey. with « revolver pistol. which be discharged and shot a man named Edward Cooney The ball from the pistol took effeet on the abdomen inflicting a fleeh wound Che bullet. singular to relate. passed through the panta loons, breaking two buttons, spent itself against the abdomen, end then feli down the inside of the pantaioons and lodged in the, man's boot, As soon as the pistol was di«charged Delaney went off. and it was not vatil some time after that he was arrested by officer Lynch, of the First Ward. who secured him in Division strest as he was going home to his resi- dence in that street The facts as related before the police. promoting the assault. sre as follows:—It terms that Delaney had a very pretty daughter, 17 years of age, who a few days since came to this country, on board the ship St, George, from Liverpool. His daughter was under the protection of the man Edward mey, carpenter of the ship. who was shot in the belly. The davgbter, on her arrival, intimated to her ther that tho said Cooney had’ beou very’ eet mate with her during the voyage; in faot she sald that he had seduced her, he father, becoming enraged, took ® loaded revolver yesterday, and went the boarding house of Cooney, at No 18 Greenwich street, and us he entered the door he met coming out, hm made # motion to shake hands with him. laney replied, “I'll shake hands with you,’ at the same time drawing from his pocket the revolver and discharging it—the bail taking effect us described above, The officer conveyed Delaney betore Justiee Osborn, who committed himto prison to answer the charge, Tux Rarway mx Broapway.—A large meetin, citizens, who are oppored to this projet, will iwcheld at Lafayette Hal! this evening as will be’ seen by an ad- vertirement in another part of our paper. We advise a large attendance of the advocates, as well as the oppo- nents of this new and startling project, and a diapassion ate conrideration of the subject as the only way to arrive at a taue conclusion. ‘The express train ran into the mal train on the Erie railway, three miles cast of Owego, on Thursday. The bangege cur was completely turned over. and the brakes man of ‘he mail train bad a bone in his knee broken. and & oe, was also injured in the leg—but to what extemt JOCLorn oe not determine, owimg to the ewollem ~ bis tex, Carringas ond piatforms injurod, Marto Affaire, “trus Now Bresson Sra or ran Were—iatonded to fun in Vanderbilt's Nisaragus tino=went on a trial trip down the bay yesterday, ‘Tum Sreamenir Ouro, Captain Sehemok, salled yoster- doy for Aspinwall. with a large number of passengers, the names of whom will be found in another columa. | Among them (is that of Bemator Gwinn, of Califeraia, who had his passage engaged in the steamship Atlantic, . for Liverpool, and was supposed te have left im her om , Ssturday. Daxaprut Montauity.—The Sarah, of Prog; Me, L. 8 Griftm master arrived ef Surinaia om the ck ult , from Demarera, the captain, both mates man sisk with the fever, having the passage up, and on the 80th the whole four di within ashort time of each other, and were buried at the quarantine ground. On the 4th inst, there was but one | wan sick, and he was recovering There wore several | passengers on board. among whom were three ladies, one ina very delica‘e situation. It was expected that the vessel wontd de relieved from quarantine shortly, when probably the United States Consul would take charge of her, [t will be gratifying to the friends of the deoeased to learn that everything was done by the autooritios, after their avrival, (hut couid be done rd make them comfortable EEE aera nem a Married. Om Sunday, September 5 by the Rev. Charles F. E, Stobimaon. Heony Grau, of Connecticut. to Miss Aww zaBeTH Mussos, only daughter of Edward Munson, pris of New York. Un Tuesday evening, August 31, by the Rev. J. A, Schnailer, Mr Rouset Faccennuuc to Miss Canouive L, Hay Woon, ail of Brooklyn in Witiamsbarg, on Monday September 6 dy the Rev. Mr. Husted -Mr. Creer to Miss Apetine A, Denyse, both of Williamabt On Sunday. September 5, at the Rivington street Pres. by‘ caian church, by the Rev Heary Covlke, Mr. Cusnies A. Gaven to Mise Many Bove, all of this city. "At his country residence Selden, L, L August 30, by tho Key, W Bailey, Mr, Samuet Dane, merchant, of New York city. to Mike D., daughter of Oliver Turking!on, Esq. of Reading, Conn, Connecticut papers please copy. At Paterson, N. J, on Sunday. Septembor 5, by the Bey, M, E Eilison, Me, Santven 8. Suxkwoon, of thiscity, to Miss Euizanern M. Turner. of the former yluce. Died, Ou Sunday evening, September 5, Sterns Hour, in une 71st year of ois age. Gis friende and those of his sons, Stephen B., Asi ecrge Bolt. Keqs., also the friends of his sons- Chazics D, Crawtord, Chas. Chandler, and Chas. A. 8ecor, are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, 262 sixth avenue. this (Tuesday, atternoon, at 334 clock. His remains will be interred in the family vault im Second avenue On Mondsy, september 6, Exima J. Cocrnane, daughter of the late thomas Coobrane, in the 22d yeur of her age. The friends of the family, and of her brothers, James snd Archibald. are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her Iate residence. No, 163Mott street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Suddenly. by the éxplesion on board the steamboat Reindeer, on Saturday, September 4, Samvsn Baown, in the 72d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also the congregation of the Canal street Presbyterian Church, aru respectfully invited to attend his asia) this (Tues- ay) atternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the church, corner of Greene and Canal rtreet. Tis remains will be taken to Greenwood for int At Harlem. on Monday. September 6, John Littlefield, in the 35th year ot her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem. bers of Ginman Lodge. No. 107. L. O of O. F., are respect= fully invitea to attend her funeral, at the Baptist Taber- necle, Second avenue, at 2 o'clock, this (Tuesday) after- noon, without further invitation, Bridgeport and Hartford, Conn., and Salem, Mass. papers please copy. On Monday evening, September 6, OSH 8. Hem. sina, Diece of Charles F, Southward. aged 7 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Tospectfully y invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her uncle, No 86 Madison street. Wednesday morning, at 10 e’clock, without further invitation. At Huntington, L. I,,on Sunday, September 5, Daviv C. Bavsx, Beq, editor of the Suffolk Democrat, in the 44th year of bis age. The funeral will take place this (roe), afternoon, at 2o’clock. The cars leave South Brooklyn at 9A. M. On Monday. September 6, after a severe illness which he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. Micitaru Fuanerty, aged 60 years fiis son, Bernard Williams, and also his sons-iu-law, Manus Kelly and George Bevins. also the Captain Esq, | and Assistant Captains, and members of the Sixth dis- trict police, will attend his funeral, from his residence. No. % Bayard street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further invitation. On Monday. Septembef 6, Daviperta UL Conwirn, only Gavghter of David H. and Catharine F. Corwith, aged 3 years und 6 months. Her remains will be removed to Bridgehampton, L. f., this (Tuesday) morning, On Monday’ evenings "September 6, at 934 o'clock, of consumo, Faepenick Horen, liquor merchant, from Cincinnati, aged £0 years and 10 months. His remains willbe takem to ‘Trinity Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 as from the residence of his brother-in-law, Samuci Perry, Forty-fifth street and Ninth avenue. His friends and 3 the pablic are invited te attend his funeral. At Charleston, Maes., on Saturday, September 4, Mr. W. 8. Fistien, aged 38 years, an inspector in the Boston Custom House. In Lexington, August 31, Mrs Axwa, widow of the late Samurl Nevers, aged 96 years, Her descendants were 155, viz:—18 children 61 grand children, 59 great grand children, and 2 of the fifth generation. ER TE RCE MARITIMENTIELLIGENCR, Movements of Ocean Steamers. Leaves Date. ‘Thomas, Empire City. America eve Ol 35 PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 6, 1852 Cleared, Steamship Ohio, Schenck, Aspinwall, M O Roberts. Ship Pelican Btate, Weeks, Pew Ore ns, Eagle & Hax- aerd, Ship MJ Ward, Trott, New Orleans, Foster & Nickerson. pe Fs Yrma (lust), Suttola, London, Wichterhoff, Piper arck. Bark A B Sturges Avery, St Jago, J Thompson, sbark ¥ te, Danriter, Pernambuco, A Foster & Berk Jonathan Ally, Townsend, Mobile, Bagle & Hazzard, Berk Governer You Oxhoim, Davis, Philadelphis, aymat Big Margarita Maria (Dutch), Kettwick, Amsterdam, Funeb & Meipe! Brig Excel by, ‘annah, Sturges, Clearman & Co. brig ston, A V Jon: ira, Hunt, ( Brig Jobn’ alfred, Ballard, Boston, Bailey & Hinckon. Sebr Debonair (Br), Lockhart, Windeor, N3. AG Burne Schr Pauline, Creses, Charlestén, N L McCrea iy & Co. endy & Co. Be ir Mery & Susan, Garrison, oat W R Rawiin, Sehr Joe Grice, Rogers, Jacksonvi'le, J G: Sebr Ccra Lindsay, Day, Newbern, M Platt. Schr Comet, Pugh. Washington, NC, 8 Mitchell. Schr Jamestown, Cole, Petersburg, Jas Kanter & Co. Behr Elliot, Disvoewav, Baltimore. Johneon & Lowden, Schr Arno, Beals, Baltimore, Collins & Nason. Schr Seaport, Prive, Philadelphia, J W MoKeo. Schr J Cooley & Co, Rvder Boston, J Atkina A Co. Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence, Arrived, Ship Emigrant (Brem), Apdreseon, Bremon, July 26, with mse and 10] passengers to Oelrich & Co. TW Drove (sf Battimore), Lan days, with mdeo and 150 passengers, to 0 Bark Lessing (Brem), Friedricks, ‘Bromon, At days, with mote snd 162 passengers, to GJ Bechtel. Aug 25 lat 4250, len (15 spoke ship Hexry Clay, hence for Liverpool: 3h, Int 42 48, lon 6447. exchanged aguals with a large Amstoumn- The L expertenced lizht W winds and a , Rotterdam, 50 B n, Gottenburg, 42day pee to Boorman, Johnston & © ip Fiat a0 20, fon O7 65, spoke bark Lsulse & Caroline, hence for Litho leaner (Br), Fuller, Windsor, NS, 7 days ‘, off ‘South Shoal ‘Nantucket, #po ot Richmond, from Baveanah for Bash; crew all sick with the fever. Brig Anna (Gr), Bryae, Sydney, NS, 16 days, with coal, to Roome & Dinwi¢die. Brig Abconn, Peterson, Jacksonville, 7 days, with lumber, toR Brig Kato Heath (of New Suffolk), Moslander, Boston, 4 eye. brig Forester, Jowett, Machias, 7 4 Schr Alario, Crary, Wilmington, stores. Sobr Li ays. NG; 7 days, with naval martine, Tyler, Wilmington, NO,7 @sys, with na- val wvoree Sebr M Piatt, Hunter, Newbern, NC, 6 days, with naval te Sache Ella, Goslin, Washington, NC, 4 days, with naval NO,7 days, stores. Schr Cora Manly, Harmon, Edento: M tt, ‘Searn, Bi y Lanedo *Crotkett Rockinnd, 6 days. Rookland, 6 d Sebr Mount Hope, Pos ockiand, Oday Sebr Loo, Smith. hoorland. 6 6 anys. Bebr Gen Warren, White. Ros Bloop Freaerick Brown, Gardiner, Providenco, 2 days. Below, Ship Forest King, Hathora, Liverpool, July 22, with mdse ARrio—Adaitional.) ‘elyn, Hiehb ‘and Aren- r NOrleans. tie Honde Irth, Pateie, Portaud, San Francisco Be won jamuel, tap bey Louise Otto, Moore, NOrieans. | , Otten, N York, 19th, 7 ery phos rk Geivart, Avy ibe avr miobi. Barcetona, Aug 5—Art Orient, Rogseey Ni fel Ho Barcelones, Maristany, NOrieans; ‘ "at Fran Toate Grae, Sremmenl, WYocky Washington, Soe GPRD SSR Togas, Bay hariiy oh nee N¥ert von Bel from Mojenene, for Ant- jl as ant becca, ‘ee ‘worp; Admiral, from hy og wee ax, Aug 17—Arr Argo, Brewer, wer, Trinidad Pe- “Faumours a Saba o_ ass Hyaes, Luat, Matanzas. Passed bk et 30,," feet Havro; Dave of Northam- for Londo dohennse, You Tain, Bat Bultisete ver ‘do; Admiral Bre Poppe, from for Breme: Sid 19th, Europa Nol baat Francisco. Fivanina Beane, aug ork, , Clare im Green i Naser, Liver- any end’ Sarah. Fra- o MSiyde 21th, am larence —; Loré Byron, for NY i wie ‘Avg it—Arz Forager, Spendlove, St John; Ualen, Anderson, Charleston. ‘Aug 2%0- Arr Bortog Bogislar, Darm, Borton. siatib antuke, Wilsinson. Sex Piauctse, 18th, Wash- ington Dau, Galveston and NOrk orrurun, Av Norte # ji (carey Set a 8 oa PLvORT. Aug Arr Ore Bar ON Trades Kerehot a ‘Batti. more tor Ansverdam; 20h, Azna & Amaldias, Van Wk, from NY ork tor do Lispon, Aug 15—Arr Selma, Westerberg NYork; Rapid, Asperg, do. Sid 13th. Hamlet, Crawford, NYork. Lonpon. Aug 21—Cld out Hanna, Crooker, Brown, Bro- mep and NOrlsons; Olivia, Shall, and Goi , Houry, Car- ain " iAovertieed. Aur 2, Patrick Hoary, Hubbard, for NYork 20th “Hendrik Huosn Warnor do Sept 2; Ind Gordon dn oth; Ooean Quota, HGrtewoidy “Ao 1Oahs St Pevors” 4 \, for irieans ELonponveniy, Aug 2-s1d Creole, Wate, Philadelphia, Marada, Aug 1d—art Freeney, Glover, Mansxitexs, Aus 18—Arr Calipso, Sear] a4 ifort: Powe batten, Drink wager, Poitadelpole; Abe Rawbaamir, ug 0—chd hance ; 4 TNawront, ‘auc: ai ei ao More Gastio, Bishop, ‘Msinwds, & (leo re; ted for Oronto; Aue ii—Bld Velocity. Philadelphis; 13th, Flora, Yarner. York, Port Manon, Aug7—Arr Zofiro, Card Ampistin, Alums, Go; 10thy Armint Math. Pres i Aaliae, Singups prey to Ane 23—Arr Ossivoe, Merzill, Boston, fina aiak are Prendoat Christio Opdakl, N’ York; TRAVEMUNDE, do. Aug 18—Arr Maria Gustava, Mohr, Charleston. Trresve, Aug 18—Art Robert Harding, Harding, Mobile, TRaer, Avg 681d et Whittle. N York. Texar, Aug 2~ arr F J Wiohetha "Taracke, more for Amsterdam. Bid ‘21st, Adrianus on Willom, Sohe' NYor Bla z) SrUnee, Aue Tanuay, (Ang 20-Put in Herman Thooder, Malle, from York t ondon, Nyrao Aur lé—Ate Marlo Victoring, Slanos, Charleston; 17th, Josets, Javres, NOrleans, Dover, Aug 21—Put in the Phonix. Clausen, from NOr- leans for ‘stockholm; and Louise, Meulenbrock, from Ant- werp for Cardiff; both vessels with damage to bows and bow- aprits, &e, having been in collision off Dusgoncss, on the night of the 2st. Frsinone Avg 19—The Am ship Gleaburn, Matanzas for St Petersburg, got sground n¢ head yesterday afternoon. A steamer has be Besista’ and tho is expe rted to be got off wi Oe ‘The Jeasie, Davidson, of Dundee, from Troon for Crousta it, carried awoy her mainyard in the Cattogat, me EN te Peps nced. The vessels from the North Sea. wh th the exception of those oleared om the 16¢b, With suited the sams Farwourit, Aug 21—Put io sche Dolphin (Swe), Falken- dere, from'NOrleaus for Gothenburg; master sick un. aug 19—The Am ship Howsrd, Reed, from te Orleans for Hl Arrived here to, be Mehtened of ted she the next New Orleans for Rouen, part of her cargs; but, notwithstanding, it is ex; pial ‘not be able to reach her destination unt spr pant: Mrowarts, Azores, Aug. 4—Ca} ta the aie pt Henaiee) reported that a falta ii e Mi thie ra and another brigin Tel hic Marine SCs Boston, Sept. 6. Arrived—Ships John Bryant, Liverpool: Telegraph, Lone don: bark Modena, Baltimore; bries Grand Turk and Triests, Philadelphia; echr Leader, Albany. Herald Marine Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6. NaS Solomen Piper, McGather RD. Superb. Furgo, and ate 3 Troman, Shaw, NBedtord: Firm. English, Roxbury; Mori auah Boon; Wm A Graham, Thompson, and W W Griffin, Livermore Rosnoke: Dexalo, Hop¥ing. NYork; Mary Jane, Perkins, Bath, Frink Frink'’s ‘and Saml Cessner, Black- man roridedee F Crouch, Temlin Norwioh Clearo*— Barks Mary F Slade, Howes, Bo-ton; Solomon Salem; schra [emlet. Nickerson, Provi- Elivabeth. Potter, N Bedford: Firm, English eliy Ann, Watson and B Fink, Frink, NYork: Say dence: steamers ge bscot, Waltaker; ‘Shovks Milier, ‘and Ironsides, Yapp, N Mtscellancous, Sip Marv or Onxeans, at New Orleans from New York, experienced en her yovage very heavy weathor, which termi nated almost ina burricsns, On Aug 21.8 strong wind from the northeast. commenced blowing; it afterwards hauled around to sonthwest, aod thus continued until the 26th. She received no damage. S11 Danixt Suanp wea sold in Bost $25,100 cash. jd and Minot were tl BARx Yorxrown. lost on hor pacs 0 ashe, was built and owned at Bath; about 4 years old and msured, Bric Pavsina. from Boston for Alexondris, etarted om Saturéay, and anchored in the stream, where she was ri right by a Wellfiest schooner, losing fore top; nt land. bead of forctopmast. She returned to Bator on. Savectag, for pare! vpnic Fae (ebicberzived at Havana from Navy Bay, in di All the officers and crow of this vessel, Tess), have doing wel een removed to tho Amcrican hospital, and wei at Inst weocunti Scur Cranves (of Bangor). Pitts, where from or boun not stated was run into, no date, by a Nova Scotia schoon or, and lest bowsprit. She was towed into Gloucester 3 inst. by echr Mowtrose, from Seguin Steamer Bay Stare. of the Fall River line, while om h - way from New York on Friday night, was rom into by an une Known voseel, and had ter bulwarks injured. The vesse lost her }oweprit, and one or two emall spars. Whalemen. Going into Provincetown 3d, schr John Adams, Preeman, from North Atlantic Ooean. Cid at New Bedford 4th. ship Philip Delanoye (of Fairha- ven), Pierce. Pacific Ocean; bark Samuel & Thomas (of Mat- tapoireettt), —— , Indian Ocean Phe Phoclon, at New Bedtord set inat from Navicators Inland, reports at Pit ello, Handy, FIL 220 spom beard. At Teland’ in Mecroh, Clement al clean; in aya, Com Morris, Lawrenco, Fal- mouth. { Tenched at Paytiin Ape Roscoe, Hayden, NB, 120 sp: Rainbow. Porter, Nan, 120 ‘AtLataina July 3, Win G Nye. A Adams, NB, 10 mos out, £0 wh 20 ep (last reported Jan 20, 250 sp), would lea few days to cruise. Sld from Tombez May 13, Rebceoa Sims, Jernagan, 1,150 ep, to cruise ‘The Hohomek. of Falmouth, touched at Honolulu June 5, landed Capt Caillot, slok, and sld prev to 1th, in charge ot the mate Scen July 23. lat 17.45 8, lon & Wa whale ship showing a white tad blue swallow tail signal, with e white buffand bine fi At St Helena July ey: Brant Honeywell, 1,000 sp, to sail then b irginian, of Orleans, with 185 soon on & cruise, and Gt Bermuda July 20 sehr 6 sp oi Ay Zomatra May 7, ship Brandt, of NB, to sail soon on a crue und then oie, wih U0) sp and 140 pole wh, Be At San Francisco July letter from Capt Green, W O00 wh 300 ap (hsb been teporved 15100 T Wheaten, NE, wh). af by letter, date, lat %5, lon 42, ice crzof Provit cetown, 380 sp. Shokoduly 28 Ine 30, lon 4 Wal fons, Jeaspbr'do citany Bod, ‘Nye, Baker, Ne or per. of Provir cetown, 2° Mara from, no, gute, Tenbella, Smally, NB, 11 sp5 Wi i bd) re, do 75 8) “Hoard Trot by detees from Capt Tateh, May 2, Int 1058 lon boy, Poutine. NB, 700 sp OS wh. Reports Apl4 Brandt, ead ab 68 1400 sp 140 wh (has been reported at St Helena July (00 ¢p Of Gram March 80, by lester from Capt Earl. of the E a nnell, of NB, Alfred Tyler, Luce, of Edgartown, 400 sp 200 wh. ‘At Urola Gou Scott, Smith, NL. 70 sp. At Poyta. May 16, Edw Carey, Phinney, 60 ep 80 wh, At Tabiti June 1, Ontar: atbcart, Nan, where she arr May 16, with & oa ae prev te June], Wm ” Eliza, Allen, NB, for home, 1.450 Ai Roratonéa March Lu, Sophia, Thornton, NB, 100 sp on ve a AL Galliparos iatands June 1 (by letter), _— Gifford, “Euegnia, NB, £0 sp on boar Norma Chase, Nan, at ‘not stated. 3634, lon 87 10, Port, of and from NB, lat 29 45, lon 39 13, Barclay, of and 34 days from 45 bbls ia oil iL om board. "Des 20, off Birong’s ‘6 Island, Jaspor, NB. 600 ¢ ‘Aug 6, lat 44 42 lon 26 38, Silae Richards, of Bad from NB, 3 mos out, 900 sp on board. July 18, Jat 3449 N, lon 3347 W, B Nickerson, Rydor, Pro- Vinoston, #35 ble July 26 Ist 38 12 N, lon 3812 W, el reported from N A Beats :F, 25 ds clea y ota ke, ‘Annawan, Mat, 60sp; Helen Augusta, lon 87.10, Peri, NB, 50 ap. {aeion 1 16, sob Alloghaniay of Provincetown, iat 43, lon avigator, Nan, 33 mos out, ,, of Provincetown, Aug 2, lat t Alegana, Coo) "ete i OL 16, 4m jut, witl Spoken, Ship Hontrens (of Bath), Lambert, from Boston (July 27) ip Francisco, Aug 7, at 87, lon 41 45. onark Mimosa from ton (Aug Hy for Smyrna, Aug 15, Int 43, lon 43. “Bri. Waste Rosy ig hay ty Freeman, from Boston for Ma- brig ai a eatia from NYork for Jacmel, Aug 14, 1nt 30 16, Fore Ports. ¢ RORDEAUX, Aug 18—Bark Mary, Hopner, forNYork, 6 or CrEnrvRcon, An 25—Bark Lysander, Snow, from Cura- ono, for Boston, half loaded Havre, Avg?9—Ship Wm H Wharton, Gatos, for NYork to clear 20th; and others. Sid 16th, bark Ge rgia, Lindsay, Caraifl, W, to oad railroad iron for N York. Bonwen as, Ai ag, Lh ie he! pe rs, from Chagres, arr in quarantine, all bands sick. Basaran: Bet Arr (ign ut) ne sSonedee yh i co barel(as Aor M igeergnors” Pile: e}phia (possibly brig, Btag . A. AY Ae am mosis In port Seton, ‘hog by —Bark bn ia eh va elographea) bars Hs York: brig Broome HOrlosns reported prev to 3d), bark Barwarty ‘Goodwin, bi ted ae on, alkali SA xP 3" B johnson, whan Gon Wiltshire, Graham, City ag ei 18—Sehr Troplows, Popken, for Beston 16—S14 the Sart Otto (foreign), NYork, head win ee SGobris Bilan, Burgess, Glawson, for ing" Bs: ‘ 10—Barka Wi Harrington, fr Pie GEA Vaan agen rie I, dag bein Alt od ba bas fran 8 wate Brig Lis, for Por'sland bart fr Ta60, Aug ®—Birk John Stroud, Thomas, for, Bara- ee OM Mae NE, Ane 10 (hack dnt ap Age bres Pure My facie, Liver: NYork 15, 19h, Batotw Rayne, NB, AugM—C1d ships Otgps Miler, Ba! Gla tet, shipe Sowell b (rerpeeit treatior Vena Cnuz, A: crrem, 1—, Chaciotte Reed, Kiwell, do’ Adirondack, Tagter” CE aca Ve bork Fiselda, Miakercon, 4 brieg, Gertende, Middlemaccn, be iry. Nenephsr, Masobatk, ue for Now maa oat Sah ee Al York. Sid 3¢, - Sa, tohrs ard; Cath eee & Merry, N York; East) por Faoter, and Tusca: ship! pen Ho Dige Teress ther, Se (Bre) fmeceuee ‘und hes Gen Soot, Graht sy Thos Pi ret are do. NGOR, Jones, and coetagioes Woodital Phitadelph ‘ORT Av LEXANDRIA, same hes fobs Fae Lp aie inderslia. Bi toamer Admiral, Wood Cane Telosrspued. bark Ida. tro Br), Solari, Gibra ‘Aleraneri Paries = vis Phila tong bre ae E Ae Awerioon Belle aroun Consiga, and J Guteabure gohrs, Antoinette Beneo af ed altigaore tga and Cornea, Pont alle, amer City | Bosco Eutaw. Matho«s, Baltimor tohre WH Talmen, Youre, Alba Bathe ard Hop ers brigs Norm weacver, Bh lis, Shiel Wass ea te ce tenis ‘vinceaee.| Biien, Maria, Troa ehrs del Juans, Suipareicke Sept 4 a Sarr ‘sobre J Fall River, to g« on Sia sehr Oregen, Hick Sept 3— arr sehr Sem CALAtS Aue 26—S.d by Bragdon, NYort; 29th, Delawar: yn. Hab- and Samuel 8 Gubyacd, Nivkarsoi x Davis. inp Oa Hand, eller Mensindatehet ‘ork; liam bertalay dey sloop Je: r,s x ft cease ber tor br hin; eit omnis Smith, pens Pom: ‘tHlebby « Leontine (Brom), Veotg peas od ate, Beore, oklyn, NY: sare’ Atking, the railwi Borneo, Soeass utterly, iN Yort; +H vwerd M'Doegal, AST! %6—Arr sobr D Phillips, Fon Phi- Iedetphia Cla brig Protection, Kendal, Pan LIZABBTH CITY, NC. Ebringhsus, be rehia ‘and Thos Corner, "Bovlavon, ror: ant 26th. brig GEOR: TOW. Tolson, N Vor! Ly Bolly Wludies. GaL' eee "utodee u- are ecb Prompt, Moore, Bosten; A rant achr Sar ‘suehs ie John Balch, Howard fora North- Vioteria, ern port: 3ist_rchr Pheonix, N (3 ton, Cas pty eas tr Liv ork ‘2—Arr sohrs D Babson, Babso) jan. Hawson, Philadolphts; Li ork LOWELE. Ang Arr schr John Randolph, NYork. ma ae poke Only Son NY: SES. Sept 5. 11 AM—The steamship Clty of passed 01 brig Daniel Shattnok. (€ (Br (Br). for Bern uda avd R W Packer, for Kosto: to sea yesterday afternoon. Fifteen ooal lade UCERSTER Sr York: 34 Lad: cece ie age ‘ork. reat harbor, Nothing has beer sven to passin or out this mern- ing, Tig PM—Th anchor meaty Cy hi shi tl cpt Ratt ele Soa Belle, Philadelphia, earerkcnners for Liverpool. is at BLE! Bid Aug 2& mane aie be, Small, N NEW Filisa (Fr) rd. ‘Young 2th—Ni NYork vie Hi ORLEANS “Ang 2 ahs dianols. via Galveston; bi ih Bridge Sturdivant Gerdeanx Ju Enenycoas Wie saneice 06 Soest Kingston. Jo; M ¢ jegraph (Br; o Ritzatethe ail ete Tevauny Mex), Delman Vora Crus. — '. oa +teamship Empire Cur) Windle, hr Mary Ellen Earl Gav: 26th—Arr stenmship Falcon. Rogers, ‘Aspinwall | iSth inst. No Chabheor 27th—Arrsh! ips 0 iste : ses 13th inet, Ath inst, sobre “23th—Cld_ steam: Adeon: 1 aioe Hamilton, Bermuda; Joven Fernando Asoo ae that i cavghiin, Provi ‘NEW CASTLE, Del. Sept 4—2'; PM —' Lriteh, for Liverpool, has. Just pe Vessels are im sight coming up Qrw HAVEN, Sept 5- Packer, jkise; Elba, Seymour; S seg ith: Win Li f Manchester, Ince, Scverai Gt elphi ; sobre A ork NEW LONDON, Sone 3~Arr steamers, Quinnsba am, NYork for Norwich: ( n No A: echre Daniel Webster. Ror Tiller, Philadelobia; Richars or Albary; sloops J tang: Naw London, Chappell, Roadont for M. Sept 4—Arr bri; Lubec), Luman. Rio Janeire July 7 (190 o: 0 of asset Garon ing. and Ros NY BEDFORD omoco, Howes, Liver: Bordeaux 56 days; Kate Sw: let Monlvon. Boston 25 days Cld bark Sple ship Asbtar d Ge ene ip Louisiana. Forbes. Galveston: enchy; Aparacida (Mex) Peres f. D Fish. oy Trae Bailoy, alder: and WW Urainard Sisal. ‘owat to nen 8th, abip Atlantis Je poo cit “ antic, brigs Mary Elizabeth, Telegraph, 0 9 ag) wile rer, Bordeaux Jume 23s Broom, Trocartia, Ma- Arr brig 4 Hemingway: per. Lak u Lea: iy ¥ a] Reh tg, fone or. Baboock Fall a Joh demued ar Riv |. King. hack, ante ef PROVIDENCE, R Barney (of Warren, BN), Barer. Rum Rey (Wahamae) 20 ulve soMee rh ‘aweatuck, RC), Lawless, 8a) Leonard Pearce, James River; Oxford Bow Dawson. do sia Newport; Thomes P Pn Cp lee Hiram & Bi Pelican, Williat Smith, Philadelph' Ronaont; Blacksto: New Y ie Baith. Alban; Rondout; FD Blira, Beebe. PORTLAND ner, Newport selle Braziv Vietory, Baker Smith. Port ave Pasi Biydenbare., 4 sobre IB & FL. Cramer Phila fl phi Emperor, Morrill and Decker, Haven Allen, ss we York, Gibbs; Emily, foudent. ‘gt E. vane 17th ult; elon A W nrren Si jerra Morena vi ram © Bishop. Penney: er, aM johe eee nd Heetor Kimball. i 74 ry NYorx. be Fait le Torry, and Ana vr barks, Acadian (B+) Gard: reeute York hive Havans (8th; Gow Worth, ow Si York. Torks Istands 15th ult; Alesina Has: CA Philadel- Dhte: eels Marin ee do: Star, Witham, NY. York for Dover per Dame, do ger. Gerry, wYeur. RICHMOND, S ey err ROCKLAND Aug 80—Arr sohra LO oO and RiofGrande, NYork. Sld 25th, eches Sei #0: Msize, do; i Cohen, Hert tons) oe) NYVork. Sopt 3—Arr brig Mf Po W Const of Afri R Borton, Lingo: Lydi Konhogwa Smith. SALEM, Freveh, brig BAVANNAG. ton: sohrs Vir Lewry, RTSMOUTH. tas im: et sh ‘rte Te o1 June 2 ‘Philadel 2—Arr brig G F Williams, Mattavony, Conray, Roca’ id echr BL eaer Debaker Fernando ches Hudson, el P Catharine, Davis. and M Philadelphia; Melbourne, Everett, Newark. “oad Planet as Afri Sent 1—Are brig RR Haskins, Sn NYork; © A Greiner, ‘Cia sche Marie Te Collins Perland, Me; ele ad, Me, Cid brig Emily, D WILMINGTON, NO, Sept 2—Sld scbrs R W Brown, Ho- bart, NYork; 3d, Wake, Briggs, di Passengers Arrived. Einigrant—Mirs B Norroter, Miss F Nor. Breuvx—Shi teter, Mr M Breintetana ant Moll ond Indy, R Abel. FM: Hanover, R Smith, of Broek!, Syoney, NS—Brig Anna— Rrancisco ; Hardenburgh, bers mont, Misr And ly, of Baden, ty of NYork, Oh ‘O'Connor. sengers Galled. 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