The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1852, Page 8

er Our Wash ington Wasarmeton, Sept. 2; 1852. Light-House Systm tanged—Hon. Alex, Evans, of Maryland—lornt Jenkins, U. 8. N.,&c.— Stevens’ Bomb Prof Snip for Harbor Defence, §c. At one fell swoop Congress bas ordered a change in the whole Ligi'-house aystem of the United States The Provident is authorized to appoint a Doard of scientific unc military men to take chargo of the superintindence of lights. The present sys- tem of lighting is sin to be obsolote ; and the now eflort is to introdice zragually the improved lights of England and Fronce This roform has been effected by th. U vu, Alexander Evans, of Md., who carried the woo -ure through Congress against 8D Opposition ot | bee aud prejudice To Evans’ ability, eloquen:, xd energy, is the country and commerce indo bid for this greatest act of the mearion. Licut Thornton A Jenkins, U 8 N., has borne an important p: «+, iu the reform. Ho has givea ‘-bou-es apd apparatus his olose the subject of Lip attention for wooy venre buck ; and the report— voluminous and “t rly—recently submitted to Congress by t Jot whch he is scorotary, is & monument tos abuity aod industry. Lieut. Jenkins is vow oo munodeg tae U. 8. steamer Cor- win, in surveying ibe omut in the vicinity ot New York He ison: of tse ablest and most reliable Officers attached (othe coast survey, under Prof. Bache It is not geverstty known that he designed, suggested, eatimared msde the drawings for that very nove! » yevous * beil sbip,”’ just bails at Philadelphia, to be ucored off the dangors of Cape Hatteras, She wi + « strange and solitary vessel, without a soul on beara yer uoceasingly sounding her pesls of warning to the unwary mariner The brother of your famous Commodore Stevens, of yacht memory. is bere arranging with the Navy Department for the money j voted him by Con- for the buiiitoy of bis bomb-proof barbor-de- nding steam wx = Commodore Stookton got thatlarge sumoutafiu. Treasury by one of his pecu- Hiarly optbusjacts: speeches ou the Senate Stevens's ship would have -tuck im the stooks but for Stock- ten’s real and influevce Cc. @ur New Brunswick Correspondence. or Jon, N. B, Serr. 4, 1852. The Fishery Disyuie—The Colonial and Semi- Official View of the Question. I received yours bere with an extract from tho New Brumswicker ot ‘bie morning = This paper is the acknowledged government organ ; one of the odi- tore of which is now on au official mission to Wash- ingten .— THE FISHERY QUE ION. Io our last We pub'i-hed » paragraph among the items of English pews received by teirgeaph, which stated that the Imperial Government bad agreed to settle the fahory i the Ameeicans to fish anywhere in itich waters three miler trom land. which would give them ‘he privil- entering most of our small baysand ‘Teoesses of the mn We expressed our disbelief in this statement. as we though’ tbe present ministry would mover consent to ims +o manifestly unjust. fe have now much eatistac'ion In informing the public that the reported settlemeut of ‘his question is incorreot. no such terms having been agreed to by the Imperial government; and we are al-o eusbieo to state. on the highest authorit: that in the settiement of so important a matter. ne right which the colonists now ciaim or enjoy will be given up to foreign fishermen We make thie statement with the greatest confidence and eatisfaction and congratulate our fellow colonists on the dizposition munifered by the bome government to ps and pres rse every ight which fairly and honestly jongs to them We can also assure our readers that the government of this prownoe is fully alive to the importance of the sub- ject, and have ‘aken tbe proper steps to impress upon the Imperial authors the true state of the case, and the Becescity Of retaining wit our rights unimpaired. The British Minister at Washington has also been made to vaderstand the great imperiance of the fisheries to our own people. avd we may +afely caloulate that whatever is done by him wil be done with a view to subserve tho in- terest of britich North America. We have no derire to prevent our American neighbors from participating to a certain extent. in the benciits to bo derived from cur fich-ries, provided they grant us an equivalent; but w+ will never consent to give up our fish- ing grounds indisermipately to the Americans for all time to come The people of these colonies are perfectly willing to treat with them in a fur and manly spirit. but they may rest nseurcd thivall ‘beir energies will be ex- erted to preserve their velusbie fishing grounds from open Fpoliation, no matter by what nation it may be at- tempted Pf You may depend thst the article on the fishery question gives tbe true version of the views of the government of the province, whatevor the people poay think about the matter. Tho question is every day becoming of more con- sequence. During the weck the executive govern- mené held a protracted session, and adopted ** such measures as will place the views of the government fairly before the 1m periu! ministry.” Whether the acts of the provincial ministry will have suy weight with the home government yet re- maina to be seen. At any rate it is woll that the American people sbould know of every feature of this affair. Yours very reepeotfully, 8. Oar Nova Scotta Correspondence. Hauirax, N §, August 3}, 1 Courtesies extended to he Mississippi at Halifox— Visit of the Catholic Clergy to that Vessedl—-Com Perry and Admiral Seymuur conferring with the Governor of P ince Edward Island —Colonia View of Mr. Crampton's Negotiations—Conse eration of the Catholic Bishop of New Brunswick There is nothing of much general importance to write about at present. Halifax has been visited by Com. Perry, inthe United States steamer Mis slssippi—a very tightly and efficiont yorsel. Tho commodore, as you will have learnt, was received hero, as well as at St. Jobn, with every demoustra tion of respect; and, doubtlesa, must have been much gratified with the nature of his reception. Nearly all the Catholic clergy at present in this city paio a visit en board during the stay of the Missicsippi, aud were received by the gallant com- modore aud bis officers in 4 suitable munner. IT also paid ber a viet, snd met wich every courtesy from the officers, particularly from Passed Midshipman Walter F Green, Esq:, who kindly showed our party over the ebip The commodore, in his steamer, and the admiral, with the Batisb steumsloop Basilisk, are now at Charlottetown, Proxee Eoward Isiand, conferring with Sir A. Banverman, the Governor, oa the sub- ject of the fisheries The statements that have appearcd in the Aweritan papers, that Mr Cramp- tou had étopped the seizure of fishing vessels, is all & mistake, 48 the instructions thet were given in the first instance bave not been varied The man agement of the fisvery dispute, as it has been eonductod by Mr Crampton so far, appears to have been @ mere furce ; and to mend matters, if the statements inthe American papers are correct, the British government have sent out Mr. Baring, brother of Lord A-hburton, to sottle the questior Bhouid be succeed on giving away our fisheries, ag upsuccesefully as bis brotper did with reference to the diaputed territory, the colovists will not be un- ler any very great Objigutions to the fumily. It strikes me, however, that some arrangement till be patched up in England—Euglish fishermen etaining the exclusive right to fab within three niles of the shore, where alone the mackerel Gshing fn be carried on to any advantage: that at a r distance being with book ine, while the sre on their way tothe bays andcrecks. If wy negotiations, however, are to take place at Washington, it appears to me, that the several col onies should send delegates, to remain there till they are concluded, and attend to our interests. The coveecration of the Roman Catholic Bish op of Fredericton, took place in this city on Sun- day, at St. May’s Catnedral; the ceremonies were op tered avd imposing ; and a large number of the Protestant portion of the community ‘Were present on the occasion An eloquent con! oration sermon was presobed by Archbishop Hugh of New York. The ciroumstanee of four Catholic prelates in full pontificals, being at ono altar at the @ame time, may never be seem again in Nova a ie. In Dr Connelly, the rew Bishop, Halifax loses a clergyman whose charities were unbounded, and Were given without reference to creed or party. The Catholics of New Brunswick have reason to be proud of bim. for they reo ive a diocesan, who, for genuine piety and general attainments, will stand Second to no other pre ate on the o»ntinent of Ame- rica. A large aud ivfluential meeting ef his lato here, took place nt the Masonic Hall, @ few evenings since, to express their sense of his services during the last ten years, when it was re- solved to present his lordship with a service of plate, pm he Get of eight bundred dollars were sub- soribed before the meeting adjourned. G Our Kingston Correspondence, Kinoston, (Jam .) Sept 6, 1852, ‘The Passage of the Plata— The Health of Kingston. ‘The Br. steamer Plate, (iste Cunard’s Arabia,) Captain Allan, from Southampton, last St. Thomas, arrived here yesterday in 18 days. She made tho ge to 8t Thomas in 13 days, whick is equal to fier moll pub lophusiet pone Geom Ki mn. There top & item gt Wo. teal savoral corthquekes last month, and this month also. Plen- ty of ain and « rtreng breeze. svols Inckeon peittioned the Common Council of Boron tor the we of Fancull Mall tor ton days, com Sensive om the 34th of Decomber for the pnrpose of he. un oti rlee toh ‘The Passenger Trac to Aspinwall, 0 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Gruamen Simena Nevapa. Wo sailed in company with the Dlinois, Capt. Taste, from Aspinwall, on the evening of the The public of the United States, and partioulariy the travelling community, should focl under great obligations—whioh they undoubtedly do—to Geo. Law, Esq., whose public spint is only equalled by his ability in oonsummating any project he may have in view for the public weal. We are informed that Mr. Law, with thet true philanthropic feeling which has ever been ovinoed through his eventful career, bas ordered the. cap- tains of his splendid ships, forming, as they do, the connecting link with our far off States, to bring up pene from Aspinwall to New York, for the ardly remunerating price of five dollars. Such liberality will receive the high considera- baie _it undoubtedly is entitled to by a discerning public. Some individuals, however, are unokaritable enough to ascribe other motives than the generous prom peage of a good beart, to Mr. Law. For our- selves we look at things as they are, and ask, whe can doubt for a moment the oonsistenoy of Mr. Law’s characte’, in his efforts to serve his country- nt The evil minded persons who state that Mr. Law is attempting to drive off all opposition to his splen- did line of sea steamers, and then to establish a tariff ot prices to suit himee!f, must not be listened to; for charge so preposterous oarrics its own conviction with it. We are in favor of the largest liberty for the greatest number; and it is our confirmed conviction that facilities for travelliog on any route, has the effect of increa-ing the number of passengers. The Isthmus of Panama is no longer a bugboar to the traveller - The railroud from Aspinwall to Barbecoar being in excellent working ordor, and furnished, a4 it is, with superb accommodations, offers every faoility that can be realized in the United States. The officers of the road seem to take infinite pleasure in serving the travellers by that route, and they are reaping their reward in a daily inorease of pas- soncers. Tho bealth of Panama, and the Isthmus gene tally, has not been bette? for yoars than it is at present. Very respectfully, Tugpor. Litterary Reviews. + GraMMER or THE Grew LanauaGR, by Dr. Ra- bac! Kubner, trenslated from the German. New fork, Appleton & Co. This is a voluminous and Well arranged grammer of the Greek language. es- pecially adapted for the higher olasses in schools and for reference ; but it is not the book to place in the hands of the young student. Cuamriin’s Greek Grammer, Appleton & Co. This 1s a uscfel little grammer, clearly and practi- cally written, aud adapted for the student’s initiation intho Greek language, and therefore will be used with advantage in schools. _AN Appress TO THE Frienps or Homaspatay 1x New Yor, Bryant & Co. Thia is an addregs from the Trustees of the New York Homepathic Dispen- sary Association to the friends of Homeopathy, ask- ing means for the afection and support of an Ho- mo-pathic Hospital in this City, similar to those in London, with what success remains to be seen. Mary SeanaM, a novel by Mrs. Grey ; Bunce & Brothers. This is a reprint of a finely written tale by this talented authoress, that is worth reading. Obituary. The death of Professcr John 1’. Norton, says the Balti. more Sun of the 10th inst., will be beard of with deep re- gret by intelligent agriculturists and men of soience gen- erally. He had been lately invited by the Executive Committee of the Maryland State Ageicultural Socicty. to deliver the annual address at the coming cattle show and fair and his high attainments and abilities, and dis- tinguished position, as profeseor of Agricultural Chemistry ‘n Yule college. gave assurance of a valuabie contribution 10 ihe Society and its cause. had he been spared and found him-eif able to comply with the request of the cowwittce. He was quite a young man, Died at Franklin, La ,on the 2d instant. Judge Jehu Wilkinson, aged eighty-four years, Judge Wilktnson was born in the State of Pennsylvania, resided several years in North Carolina and went to Louisiana to reside as early. we are informed, as the year 1810. He succeeded Governor Henry Jebnson as Pazish Judge of the parish of St. Mary. ond resigned that office in the year 1828. He afterwards represented the parish .in the State Legisla ture ; and in these trusts enjoyed. ina high degree, the support and confidence of his fellow citizens, Colonel William (, Walton. the democratic candidate for Congress m the Fifteenth disteict of Ohio. died at Woodsficld in that State, ot dysentery. on the TUL inst City Intelligence. Murany Exeunsion.—-The oompany of Hogg & De Lamater Guards, under the commaad of Captain Wm. King. paraded at 9 o'clock, A M , at the Foundry, foot of Thirteenth stree!, North river, from the proprie tors of which they take their nom de guerre, and pro eceded. headed by Shelton's Empire Cornet Baad, to the foot of Spring street. where the steamboat Frank waited to convey them to the Buil’s Ferry, the scene of their day’s target practices The company numbered some sixty murkets, and msde s very fiae appear ance. The shill thoy evinced in ball firing duriag tbe dny would do credit to the most practised military com pany in the city, and proved that the hands most used to the hemmer and the file could at need. play fumiliarty with more dangerous weapons, Their skill waa indeod excited to the utmort. by the value of rome ot the prizes presented for their competition. the first of which was # very fine gold watch prescoted Wp their empioyers, avd which was awarded to Mrs Jam@ Parker. The second a splendid revolver with its appurtenances, in a maho gany box won by Mr. Joseph Forrest ; a filver cup to Jas keper. together with other prizes given by their friends, One prize, mueb coveted by the competitors, was a magnificent wreash. presented to the company by Miss Hannah Lester, Thirteenth street, North river. The prizes were distributed by Mr. De Lamster, who accom canied cach with a bumorous and appropriate remark The day was spent most pleasantly and good humoredly aud ‘he gentlemanly conduct of the young men compns- tog the company must have been a source of extreme eatisfaction to their employers. On their return they paid the complement of « marching salute to Mesera Hogg & De Lamator. and J, A Emerson. andreturned to their homes highly gratified with the day’s amusements, Sap Accipesr rrom Buastixe Rocns—Ax Invant Sittep.—It was but a few days ago that we had occaston rorceord the destruction of considerable property in the upper part of the city by the use of excessive charges of vos der im blasting rocks. but as no life was lost, the work men continued their dangerous occupation antilat length + fatul result bas ensued On Monday afternoon an in- ‘ant. about four months old, was lying im ite cradie in the opper part of « house, near the corner of Sixth avenue vod Fitty-sixth street, and its little sister. four years old as roeking it. and watching the babe as it slept, when uddenty # huge piece of rock came tearing through the roof of the house. and struck the cradie, crushing the bobe to death. and breaking the leg of the child who was rocking the little innocent — The workmen who made the blast are in the employ of a Mr. Masterson. Ag soon as the result of their recklessness was known. the men disap- peared, and up toa late hour yesterday hed not made ubcir appearance. The stone which broke through the oof of the bouse and killed the child. was thrown from a biaet three or four hundred yards from where it fell There is not the slightest necessity for the occurrence of uch accidents Careful engineers can biast rocks in the immediate vicinity of houses without damaging them in the least. It is the use of excestive charges of powder which causes all the mirebief It is high time that an exampie should be made of the reckless workmen who thus jeopard- wee the lives of thelr neighbors. There is @ great deal of blasting going on now in the upper wards. and it s wou. ‘ul that mavy rerious accidents have not occurred be- Jore this, Itwould be weil for the police patrol to keep an eye on these careless workmen. Tur Siprwarks i Broapway —The numerous im- provements in Broadway make the walk through that thoroughfare much less desirable than It used to be Now there is not the slightest occasion for any interruption to pedestriani«m on account of the eection of new buildings All that is required ie the laying down of a few planks upon cross pieces, by which simple means the sidewalk is cerved even while the excavations are being made for front vaults, ete One or two considerate individuals » bave built upon Broadway within a year or two pe-t, bave caused these ik bridges to be laid down aud b thus deserved the commendation of their fellow citi i; but by far the greatest number of builders bave thrown the street into confusion for @ time. and rendered the walk expecially at night. unpleasant if not actually dangerous, There are several of these unpleasant passes now existing, which it would be well to have made even aman Pestivan at tire Camnse Rooms. ng i+ the time appointed by the Amecioan Ve- getarian Society for the dinricr. The tables wili be spread at the Chinese rooms. The food will be vegetable ex clusivdy — There will doubtices be a good dispiay of tempting fruit, of which at this season of the year, one can very Well make a meal, Arotien Funiovs Ox—Yertorday, 6 fine steer, which butchers were attempting to drive on bourd « boat at the foot of Grand strest, betame farious. and dashed away up the street, clearing Sway ev ing be fore bum. Alsd, who was unable to get out of the way im time. was considerably injured by the brate, As thee ete andra persons in the street, in that vicinity, it wae ed advisable to shoot the animal before he hed an opportunity to do any more mischief. He was, therefore. dropped by & musket ball. as he atood at bay, with his eyes glancing furiously and defiantly at bis pur- fuers, Fouxn Daownrn.—On Monday/ morning the me nt zi colored man Was tag TE eat cs Mami re venue ferry, Brooklyn, It_ ap; been in the water for come weeks ‘The Coronet hold en inquest and rendered the usyal verdict, It was mot identifi The co — Freestone of fi. Aap ee burg. on 1othinstant, The “Rey, J. a will od. alumpi of the 1 Rev. Dr Wobster, of Haltimore, the Linnwen A) fon ; Judge Conrad. of Philedelphia the literary sucieties, and Rev, K Welsce, ot Chambersburg, the alumni of the Theological Som- inary. Peter Moore ® boure in Wardaboro, Vt. ¥88 burnt om Wodnerday night and six of his obildren seeping in the scoond etory, Wore consumed ip the flames hephord, of N Bedford before Tho B old Deo Lat 3636, Yon 36! ome home in 6) #1 has been absent penne Heard from July New Bedford }, Stafford, Antazotio, of Pegg Island Railroad, oash, 1B 200 Uo, SMG Ih dos Wo IG Married, On Tuceday, September 14. at St George's church. by the Rev. J, Leander Townsend, of Cherry Valley, Wa. N. Booxrar, to Manoarer A.. second daughter of Joha Also, at the same ti mn, to Canoriae ed the hospital—one of them i ry low, but may recover; they are all wasted Away, and are the most distressed Loki Probably no mon ever suffored more, am 3 thay wore all #o very ill, that f¢ soul touched the hel of them, but mai BS ry, of r . 160 bbls in atl Spoxen—Sept 8, of Nanset, sohr Extra, N 1 PM, 25 milos Moxwell, from NBedford for Indi: Sobr Haaniltom Patterson, of Nant, 7 day xington, Tilton, joots I over saw. $ of Noman‘s Land, ship J and pirce. J; ber oF Brookty ce. James P. Caner, coy daughter of the late Joha Owon Burnham, of this J. At St. Poter’s church, Quebeo. on Thursday, the 2d inst. by the Rev, Mr, Peroy, Witiiam Kant K-q., of the Provincial Registrar’s Department, and formerly of to Apetaipe Witnermina Montoo- ter of John Stark, Keq , of Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, amd Chief Clerk aad Registrar of the Northern Circuit Court of that icland. Ship Lydia, from Liverpool for PI indolphii Hot Shonky—(by Bites {eines ov Riohmond, Maroh 25, f i 029, lon OF 24 We wep onstadt for Boston, Aug 23, Lat 54, suocoeded in brin, vy Bay to this port. ‘All hands are recovering from tho same discase Encarrown, Sept 12 . NYork for Wind- ‘or do; Garolle, Coombs, ort; and all united’ 13th. i ind NNW, Arrivod—Brig Roady Rhino (Br), sor. NS; schrs Nautilus (Br), do Philadeiphia for Nowbur: 1Sth—In port, sche E on Iivig Reindser, of and from NYork, for Afrioa, Aug 9,. Lat Oornwatl. England, % Ww meny, eldest dat Ports, 26—Are Frodo, Rasch, Baltimore, Sid ¥York (and from the ‘Toxal 27th.) eld, Bisbeo, Havana Sara, Botje, Wilmington, Ameren avam, Au Fosca Helena, Post, ‘Avg 3i—Arr Lucia ERMAVEN, Aug th, Admirat Brommy, Poppe, Aug 2—Arr_ Hannal 2%—Sld Home, rloans; Miltiado Priraperenia, Sept. li—i P.M. Hitobborn, Boston ; schrs 3M Jas IE Deputy, Shaddock, William: yipemees, Providence; Jas F Tobias, Hand, Wilmington, Died, On Tueedsy. September 14,’ at the rosidoncs of her brother, Mrs, Janes Cartan, of Pensacola, Fa., aged 53 ars Yer friemda end tboro of hor brother, Capt, Matthew Sayre, are invited to attend her fumeral, at 190 Oberry stiect. to-morrow afternoon, at 8 o’olook, without fuc- ther invitation, "Her remains will be tont (o ‘Pensacola tember 14. after a short illaos, Janes, arkey. aged 13 years and 19 ds: ‘The friende and acquadotances of bis brothers, I's’ an. aod also the frieads of his brothor-1n- xnDing axe respectfully invited to ativod bis funeral, from the residence of his street, this attertoon. at 2 o’clook @a Tueedsy afternoon, September 14, at 2 o'clock, Pave T., intant son of Pege T Gale aged 8 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfally invited to attend hisfameral, to-morrow efternooa. at 1 o'clock, from tho rveidemee of bis futher, No, 11¢ , September 13, Dr, Anse M. Cantrers of Carterville Va , azed 46 years, His friends, avd those of bis bro‘ her-in Law. Mo Donald. and brethren of the order of Free Masons, are requested to attend the funeral. from his Late residence in Summit street, recond door from Hicks street, douth it 314 o'clock, without farther notice. Richmond, Vs . papers please cop; On Monday. September 15, of icevematiin Rictanp in the Silat ycur of his age nds aad acquaintances generally aro invited to attend the funeral. from his lale reeidenoe, 18 Shippen- ville, Boboken, this afierncon. at 2 o'olock On Tuesday evening, September 14. after a short ill- ness, Wiiiiat Pevrascene. Som. aged 6l years, Tis relatives, friends and the members of the musical Profession, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. from his Lato residence, No 286 Grand strect, to-morrow afternoon. at 2 o'clock On Tuceday, September 14 Boweo Hovcuron, aged 4 The friends of the family, likewise of his late sister, Juitet. sre-reapeotfully invited to attend his funeral, fom bis late residence, 22 Walker streot, this afternoon, at 2 N.J., September 14, Mrs, Carientve 58th year of hor age. formerly of this city. Weekly Report of Deaths. In the City and County of New York, from the 4th day of mber to the 11th day of September, 1552, Womon, 91; Boys, 116; Girls, 129—Totol 43), 8 ookor, Brown, London, Telow—Shipa Lydia, Soule, Liverpool; May Crocker, Londonderry ; ‘barks Sel mont, Binisdol Dinsmore, Now (from tho Roads) zaboth, Hancock, St John, NI aie NB. ‘Sid 28th, Austria, Borland, e Pill): Benvasr, Aug 28—Sld Diamond, Mann, Philadelphia, virxs, July 27—§ Avg 2; barks OJ Mayes, 1 Koppisch, Upton, for Salem ton wht 20 days; brige daya; Johanna (Dan Swe), Thurdin, for ¥, Porking, Salem, Howard, Cardiff. ht ardenas; Navhus, Cutsh, Barbados; ir, Skinnor, Charles- Groton, Geyer, Boston; D B Bernard, Farns- icker, Rookpor Mortimer, New Orleans; 1, Robs California, Hitohborn, Boston; Lod ) NYork (from for interment P © iteilner, . Newburyport: rice, Bridgeport; York; Albany, Jones, do, hip Gondola, A con of Margaret ‘oss, Providence; Seaport, lers B Dismond, Stevenson, Miscellancous, m Sreausuir 8 S Lewis—The report that thia vosae! San Juan dol Sur, Aug 19, with dama; to be incorrect, aa she left there on the 13th, and ar ‘0 on the Ith, and after coaling proceeded on 2th for Crowell, for NYork 7 . Hamachoid, for do 2 woeks; Augusta Sid July 23, bark Manchos- Carourra, July 2—Arr Hannibal, Kingman, San Pran- Bo. Cuxuaven, Aug 27—Sid Antuks, Wilkinson, San Fran- 1800. Corannacen, Aug 23—Arr Glenburn, Sampson, Matansas. 4—Arr Italy, Read, NOrleans and Vigo, 26—Arr Agenoria, Skillings, London; 2 William Hitchcock, Conway, Bordeaux. Sid 2th, Camiltu: wes, Aug %O—Arr Duchesse d’Orleans, Hutton, from Heury, Hubbard, from London woceeded); Pyramid, Honderson, do for ‘orkins, do for Now, mother, 132 Waiker Ciirrer sure Nontuern Ligwr, at Boston on Sunday morning, loft the bar of San Francisco at 6PM, June 5, ‘ crossed the Equator 23d, in Lon 123 W. Corunna, Au oO hy a Sth, oth and 7th | Conunn a, Au Horn July 23. Had Thirteenth streot. aes : strong gales from SE with plenty ot ay event cromsed the Equator in lon 40 W, after which had light pleasant went! her. Hor best day's run was Havre for NYork; Nawtil Dear, Aug 2-—Arr Pati Siar Pawexro, from Boston, arr at Pan ith an assorted oargo, the bulk of whiok co: ut from Boston the ship encountered which washed away a greater part of hor bulwarks on her starboard. The oaptain was unwillin to put back, and has continued to proseoute his voyage. board of survey was called upon to examine the condition of the ship and cargo. Stor HanRier Avovsra, Trott, fm NOrloana for Liver- pool, which put into Boarhaven 24th ult, waa within fivo mi- ashore the day previous on the W end of ring athiok fog, but was rescued from her perilous position by the oaptain of a hooker, to whom Capt gave £10 for his services. Sine Surronx, from Boston for NOrleans, was ashore 24 dre, near Havana. Assistance would be sont from Havana, She has au assorted cargo, valuod at $90,000. Barx Cuas Brewer, from Frankfort, with granite, for dons, badly injured, She bad previously been ashore on the Assistance would be a gale and heavy # Yonham, Galt, Caloutta for do (and pro- Briggs, Philadolphia; from London). In the ohennel, Jas if Shepherd, Wieland, from Rich Va, for Bremen; Coylon, from Savannah for Ports- Cores, Foinworth, from NYork for Stetti FLvaning Roaps, Aug 2—Sld Bortha, Smart, Genoa, Aug 2—Arr Troe Man, hip Sen Lion, Wilner, uno; and others aa before. EAsGoWw, Aug 2—Arr Agn NG. Sid Miomao, Auld, Hali gara, Livermore, N York. Hamnura, Aug 26—Arr Copernioui 2th, Bortha, Jorgenson, San Funk, NYork, Brooktya this aftecnoon, otloe, Orphan, Williams, Ainsworth, from Freeman, Boston. In port Sophia, Betts, Wilmington, and Charleston; wth, Nia- Moyer, NYork. Sid pall, London; 28th, Wm Sid 27th, Cermania, Wood, N York; th, Duchesse d'Orleang, Hutton, do; Old England, Lowell, out, Aug %—Of, Gaston, Blanke, from Bre- . Wylie, Whampoa; th, Marmion, . Healey, Gloucester. inst, on the reef at Crux de Pensacola, was ashore and must discharge. reef at Crur de Padre, near Mavann, sent from Havana. Yaour Ino was ounk in the harbor of Hull during a gate on Sunday, while lying at her moorings. and furniture came on shore and wore saved. She sunk in some &) feet of water, and to all appearance remaing safe on Preparations were boing made to raise her on Monday morning. Scur H Wesrcorr, from Suffolk, bound to NYorl at Wreck Island, is reported to become a total Lo men for NYork. Livenroor, August S0— AZ, Chandler, , Portland Bay, NSW; Hor masts, sails At Camptown, em, Woodbury, Bost ridian, Manson, and Garrick, Walker, NYorl Dunlevy, Philadelphia; Mobile, T: ucen, McCartney, do; Evangolia ath'l Thompson, ' Hill, for Wal S0th, Rappahannock, Cushing, NYork; 0 NOrieans; Shackamaxon, Wost, Port Adelaide, Lonpon, Aug 27—Ship Cerro Gordo, Chandi Ent inwards 28th, Phoenix, Stego, NYork; 1 Peel, Chadwick, do’ (and ent out same day). nt out 2th, Alert, Bartlett, N York. ld 28th, Pyramil, Henderson, Havre; 2th, Palmyra, Newport and St Thoma Mansxinixs, Aug 4 25th, Nueva Prov Pierce, San Franci , to load for NOrl sH1NG SouR Many Hawes was below Portsmouth 12th ith main boom broken, having been im comtact with another vessel night of 12th. or po Cuaruotre Ann was sold in this city, to- 1 Fever typhus... Fever nervous Stoop BLavvent, hence for Greenwich, Conn, was run into yesterday afternoon, when opposite Corlaer’s Hook, by steamboat Traveller, for NHaven, carrying away hor mast and every thing attached. ‘The sloop had been going large, but having parted her main shoet had come up into the wind, and was heading towards the steamer, lost part of promenade deck rail. Notices to Mariners, DANGEROUS SHOAL. A The ship Wild Pigeon, on ber pvssage down the China Sea, sounded on a coral shoal in tho Ist 1 deg 12 min i down in the Intest charts, with rocks, with but 12 feet of water on them It is abouts cable’s length in extent, and bears from the “Voga’s Bank" about SE by E. Gronce W Vurvas, Captain Bleeding from wow! Inflammation of bowel Inflammation of chest, . Inflammation of heart Inflammation of lungs... Inflammation of stomach. Inflammation of throat. ‘Art Meteor, Robinaon, NOrlean: Sid 26th, Greyhotind, eae. ‘Wiliams, New York; Montague, Atwater, Nor- fencis, Pralic, do. Malags; Osmenli, Graves, Sm MaLaca, Aug 18—Arr Commodore, helden, Boston; 2th, GH J Darling, Wheeler, Cad Inflammation of wom) bagun, Burgess, Smyrna; 20th, Inflammation of live —Sld Soldan, Plumir, Boston, 10—Arr Loo Choo, Snow, Bi 3 B—Arr Orpheus, Jones, London; Stubbs, do, to load for Newoastir, Ab Fisher, NYork; 0: Ovorro, Aug 19! Mavnizivs, June and 6 and 6 fathoms betweon. %—Cld Arab, Delano, and Kossuth, ee, Merrill, Boston. ark Indiana, Watts, expeoted to pro- ceed to Crdiz and load for United States. PortsmoutHn, Aug J Pentiann Finri, Au hields for New distant 9 miles. Esrasurswine CERTAIN REGULATIONS YOR THE HARBOR or Honoivne. Be it ennoted by the Nobles and Representati Waiian Islands, in Logialative Council assombled :— 1 vossels anchoring outside the reef, off Hono- vested by the Harbor Master, or lots, change their anchorags -Arr Ceylon, Green, Savanaah, 24—Paasod through, ork; brig Blessing, Sept 9—Arr ship Sarah & Louisa, Henderson, N noonstant, Wilson, and Ellers- Cli %hb, bark Mary Florence, Trott, Lon- Ann, Aug %—Sld Williams, Charlton, Now Ha- Staxico, Aug 4—Passed, John Hermann, Dickiaon, from Hamburg for NYork. Sr ALnan'’s Heap, (po date)—Off, Heinrich, Kohn, from wacky Medomak, Rioh, NOrleans; 2ith, » NYork. o—Arr Jan van Brakel, Fever puerperal... Fover scarlet... Ulceration of intest: Fever typhoid. ee Iula, ‘shall, when 60 cither of the commissioned and anchor in such place as he may direct. Seo. 2. All vou shall be anchore Master or his assistant, and movod AGE. is Marina, Pric +103 40 to) years, enter the harbor of Honolulu in the place designated by the Harbor rom one anchorage to and no vessel, except Hawaiian n fifty tons burthen, and 1 ran offiver of the v rhor, shall quit her anchorage or gs, until the commanding officer shall have received the written permission of the Harbor Master, or his as- under command of a pilot, purpose of leaving Bremen for NYork. Trissrs, Aug 22— bs) England, 5; Sootiand, 2; Gormany, 23; France, 3; Sweden, 1; Switzerland, 1; British Possessions in North 2 West Indies, 1—Total 4: From— Hospital, Bellevue, 21; Pen: , Delclisur, Baltimore; ‘i York. Blackwell's Isl se, Bu op Arnoldina, Van Wyk, NY 24—Off, Baltimore, Jacobs, from Bremen for Baltimore; 25th, Oceanus, from do for Galveston. ‘THe Lizarn, Aug A—O4, Ohio, Sangster, from Shields for Tho harbor master, or his assistant, or any pilot, e Femoving a vessel from anchorage or mooring to an- other, may make fast to any one vessel, or to any warp or person resisting the same, Tux Starr, Aug wharf; and any cutting away or inble to the pen- nd the master of vessel to which such person may belong shall be respon- siblo for the damages and the fine. Sec. 4, In order to facilitate the removing and placing of vessels in their propor births at the differen wharves, all yoasels in the harbor shall, when # requested by the harbor maseor, or his assistant, slack down their stroam cables snd other fastenings, and also their lower chsing. sentering the harbor of Honolulu, shall bor master, or either of the pi and spankor booms, and ti in twenty-four hours aftor din all’cases before attempt- ing to oome alongside of, or make fast to either of the docks or wharves, and keep them 60 rigged in and topped, until within twenty-four hours of their leaving the harbor, and ns from Potter's field. . W. WHITE, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, Sept. 3 ee TELLIGENCE, Tonos (near Panama), Ang 2>—Bark Golden Era, Sleep- 3 brig John © Legrand, Gregory, unc; r San Francisco} do. ‘4s, Aug %1—Arr L A Hobart, Gove, Boston, Home Ports. Sept l1—Arr «loops Elect, Nantucket; Eleyn, Cid eclrs Andrew Brown, Boston; Porin,Pro- pelet, Providence. ‘ Mariner, and Ban- MARITIME Movements of Ocean Steamers, ce; Pinta, New I Providence; sch: New London; Pearl, New Bedford: Fo ad topaail yards, wi choring within said Larbor, 1 Arr schrs D H Baldwin, Hatha- na, 7 days; Aurora 'S, Wain- Flynn, Boston; brig: anor, Phillips, fo until after removing from any wharf or dock. . 6. No combustible matter, ench as pitoh, tar, rosin, ted on board of any vessel within the harbor ustibie articles shall be hent- oF ons raft, at a roasonnblo harbor master shall oud (new, 43 ton. Convert, Brown, Philadel- , OF onuso to be thrown leave, or cause to be left dead animal, shall be police officer and detained for trial, and be liable foreach such ofeuce to the penalty PORT OF NUW YORK, SEPTEMBER 14, 1852, t—Arr ship Horrict & Jeasie, Milton, SERS Charleston; brig RW Packer, Mayo, Philadelphia; schre , —, Wilmington, Del; John, (Br egraphed bark chor in Light House Channel, with and yerds attached. Signal for two brigs. (ney clipper, of Salem, 88 tons), Brown, San Francisco; arks Almeida, Carney, Buenos Ayres; Anonimo, ccleo, Palermo’ vin Bath; John IH. more; brigs Medford, Knowles, Aux Cayei Gott, Cienfuegos: J Nickerso or reefs thereof, an; prehended by any Maris Fleming, (Br fm NOrleans, # of foretopmast pihie Chas Mallory, Hull, San Francisco, A A Low & Broth Ship Andrew Foster, Hatberton, Liverpool. on board or disohar Ship Martha's Vineyard, Young, Charleston, Dunham & Y c last or coals wit tarpaulin properly ling into the river. ‘The pilots at Hi hed and sprend, 0’ 1a, London, Poppe & ham, asset & es, Cloarman & Co. shan George (Bem), Wosse Nickerson, Baltimo: shrs United States, Crockett, of Ellingsworth, Richmond, $ Nickerson, Wilmington. Sld ship J M t 1 Ann, and Horac sl Hy within the harbor, unless otherwise directed by ths chor them ip a suitable and conveni- y of forfeiting their commissions, ehali not act as and Hawatian ots, #8 Hoon ‘as possible after arbor, direot them where and he commanding officer Bark Norumbeg: ui jcopatra, Kent, Manzanillo, Ne varo, Conner, San Juan, M Eva, Crowell, Antigua and St Kitts, ES Hotchkiss. Lauretta, Guide, Belize, J dex. Dutton, Burkett, Matanzas, J W Elwoll & Co. Gloaner (Br), Fullor, Horton, NS, TL & D RD M Freeman & Co. harbor master, } am ent place, under the pena iN, 10—Arr bark Edisto, Kendrick, B ton: brig Benicia, Jones, N York; schr Ceylon, Amesbury, tellor, Baracoa. chr Harvest, Presby, NYork for NYork. Sid lth, sloop Mt ith, schr Saml L Crocker, Burt, Phila- shia (both from Taunton). VER, Sept 10—Arr achr Civero, Philadelphi Russia, Miller, for , brig Tromont, Church, N ydts Farnham, Sumnor, Boston, master. Jd White oF general's office. tom, NL MoUready Tanatons #lodp from exch vos 8 chr H Hallock, Pow, Wi 10 of this act, the sum Sehr Washingto Schr Merchant, ( agton, Hussey & Murray. Silverthorn, Washington, master. nd, C H Pierson. JACKSON VILLE Chagres, ready. te and warns, and for labor in mooring ich Vessel, and if necenss o hours, at any one tim pa 4 and making faat « Towed to sea ily detained on oreceive st the extradetention; and for board, or that it may be y such vowel, after having ¢ PM—The steamship Granite harleston, went out at 7 o'clock yester: this morning tho following vessels of Boston, for Boston; ships Diana, leans; barks Elizabeth J, for Ha for West Indie: Jhurehill, "William, and brig t, Maws, CAL Blan WES, Del, Sept a, J & N Briggs, Schr Gen Voster, Newb: & ‘Novelty, Bell, Philadel amsbip Marion, Berry, Charleston, with mdse and pas- ff Sunday, 1 PM, off Is with steamship Benj Franklin, 70 miles N of Hatteras, ex: Florida, hence for Savane © Bell, Delawa: For each and ev et, contained in we ing ‘shall bo liable dred dollars, in the mof either of the pro- tion} to 18, inolusive, the a fine not exceeding discretion of the Court, and it the duty of the harbor master to enter thé necea- plaint Samuel Sinall, ar, inside the C: NEW ORLEAD NYork, 7th ult, vi Lovett, Boston; bark Emily M steamahip Falcon, Rogers, Asp or, Laguna; Marie Louise, Baudrillart, San Juan wod to #ea 4th inst, ship Maine. N, Sept [Arr schra Columbia, Shorm: lizaboth, Smith, N York; J'M Warro man; Orion, Russell, and Joh Mary Ellen, Hubbell H W Benedict, Thomas, and Jas Ei Iphia; sloops Eliea, nard, Rondout. Fonwick, NYork; Beaton, do; NEWPORT, Sept 12—Arr bi a, Hooper, Philadelphia for Gandy, Philsdo!phia; sloop Henry Castoff, A 3th Baltimore for Providonoe; Essex, Cooper, Rappshanook for do; Uncle Joha, Baldwin, Fall River for N¥ork; A H Wetmore do; La Roy, Lawrence, do for do; sloop Vigilant, Wells, N ori NEW BEDFORD, Sept 10—Arr schr Wm R Genn, Philadelphia; 13th, sohr Auguate, Spi gchre Rosomond, Ricketaon, N Jane, Shorman, and Ellen Rodman, , Sept 6—Arr steamshi ot ten days after its publi- N of Hatteras, iT, Metzger, N York. Has encountered os cna Sept 15, 6AM, 15 milos SW © for Charleston; 7 1 signals with steam- THE AURVEVING EXPR rve to show in part our China trade is navi- etain fully the views expressed in thi Ne necessity and importance ol e of American trade to China,” &o, which #urvey has since been authorized by an act of Con- tion of the entire sum of money aug- retary of the Navy as being required eparations— Washington Republic. Wampoa, March 27, 1352. 10. THE EDITOR OF THE FRIEND OF CHINA !— Srm—Having noticed in your paper of the 2th instant, the tain Briard, of ship Par Wes p Emperor of China, f sending you the followin, you deem it wort! or strangers nai ¢ charte which were m: some days sincs a8 to “survey of the rot vith brig Excel, hence for Savannah; pas io Sanciro, July d signals with ship Leopold (Fr), bound 8 old J, hence for Havana); Aug 8, tably Belg ship 1 Snow, Liverpool, Aug 6, wi The $ came to apth: tof my friend Ca ating the loas o nda sea, I take the lib statement, in the hope that, ff y ention, it may be of servioo to otf eaatern passage by th 4”) passengers, to bar on Sunday. Ship Greenwich (of Boston), Childs, Cardiff, W, 47 days, with railroad fron, to order. Gilmore, Dighton for io Janciro, 67 days, with (Ham), , &o, to Phipps & Brothers. he oon h end of at sunset on tho Zlet of 6, And Was nur of the NW olu 9 days, with mde, Brown, Hunt, Perry, Rappa: nd, (two miles distant, d stoered NE for the next pi id mysclf, AL 4 A M, to the sor er of the islands called Token Beans: bearing NNW four miles; wind WN after standing about six miles on the in with an extensive reef, ranging NW several wreoks, and dry rocks visible in diferent places. finding 1 could not weather the reef, (current sottin eastward.) I tacked ship, and unwilling to love time out clear, I bore wp, and taking the look-out aloft my- ¢ about four miles wide, be- , NYork. W’ Brainard, Philsdel- BURYPORT, Sept L1—Arr brig Porto Rico, Phila- ‘ORWICH, Sept 11—Cld schr Jane, Turner, Philadel- PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13—Arr steamer Delaware, Sey- mour, NYork; sohr Wm H Drayton, Hickman, do. Cld bark Chester, Crosby, Boston; schra Charity, Birdsall, Provi- dence; M Maroy, Willett, NHa DENCE, Sept 11—Arr so & Hi Estell, Baker, k Lovia (Brem), Sohane, Rremen, 55 days, with mdso 9 passengers, to's T Bechtel; 7th lost, Int 4! bark Wilhelmina, ke, from Bremen for Bark Brilliant (of W. mise, to Ibarclay & Livingstow. Bark Industry (Br), Hor f sengers, Uo Logan & Collin Bark Old Hickory (of Wow 4, with coffee, to master, ark Benjamin Adams Coombs, who died 2d inst, o sugar, to ordor ark Ovilla, Trawk, Myatio, Indus (Br), Ric on, to order, vessel tod H I lon 69 10, spoke bark Actress, from London ‘arren), Miller, Nowonstle, B, July , passed through tween the NW cluster and the but baving on the western side of the miles from the nearest istand; from this I steered NE by for the Pitts passage, My chart was by Horsburg (I havo no di though it contains th “" yet the delineation o ¢a doep water bank, whoreas it is an oxt ly oven with the surface, but very dangerous at night; and gers, like myself, who may chance to be thereabouts at night, to ve the Island of Bouton woll-oa board. Master of American bark Aroo Iris, , & CLONE PASHAKO, FB patlat wrt theo hrs Jamon W MoKee, Wil- nh), Unskill, Rio Janciro, 48 of Bowdoinham), Layton (late cholera), Havans, 10 duya, with 4 days, in ballast, to BD F, 63 days, with rail jotory); and al- re ‘‘vory impor- NYork, Z this reef would 12th—Arr schrs Hamlet, Nickerson; Samuel Castner, Blackman; Richard Thompson, Corson; Josiah FH Dilki Bradley; Nath! Holmes, Godfrey, and James C Fish Philadelphia; Maria sloop Oregon, Sturges, N be Cc D, Sept 12—Sid schra Richmond, Loveland, N York; Sharon, sinty soon by daylig Louise, Spence ‘hatohor, Boaton. ST ‘MARKS, Sept 3—Cld bark R H Gamblo, Joaolyn, N Eo, Sept 10—Arr ahip Southport, Wi York; bark James Hail, Grampt, do; brigs, Marahs Boston; American, Ha SALEM, Sopt 1! Portsmouth; D P, Maria, Spanidin, ton, Wesoott, am rig Fortuna (Nor Oppeu, B ; mda to TW Thayand dara & dys, with rer (Br), Davis, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with to bor, Demarara, Rondout, bound to Boston. jore on Fort Washin, ® survey will proba a on her voyage, Whampoa, May 18, 1852. Sim :—In consequence of the sip damaotjeo Ji under my command h on a coral sho johr Plandome, Brown, Pitadolphia for Abigail & brig, mae sohes € C Strat- iadetphin; Lath, Albaay: Galote, ia, Std Sth, sohri non, Jt, and Lowian Riv ——————— red. thenger, H Cham- Woat, A pg cP et ton Point, and dam: ly be held on her before she dout, bound to B days, with Lumber, 66 ines, Pohnson, Newborn, NO, 6 days, with nidorable dams 100. Int 1 28 8, tony 1 14 fathoms ‘wt a moderato ok on & ooral abo y ip hal 1862.—At noon, in ‘agreeing with the peerings wi Boyn: Schr Isaac Hug ‘and smooth pot Arr seh Raltimoro; Alexander M, Pi Parker, N York; 6th, Philadelphians Mi Me Schr Hudson, Churob, No iohr Oriana, Dod; ‘br John KW up out was aloft, eantern Laema island and the outer Twin 8 40 honl in Int 1 28-16 8, 101 erosometees two daya ‘o Capt, Masain, 8, es I phi rey 8,13 days, CHakpesron—Stoam jobr Lawrence, Jobnso: ‘ine Roberton, J Vandorhor w hults, G Millor—10 in the ip Alnbama—G W Anderson, Ind , 2ohildren and gorvant, dF Tuokor, Mew and puree, Mra, 'Whalemen. P Butter, Mise Tuttle, ‘Arr at Provinootown 10th, sohe Loulen, Young, North At- teingill, North At- Int, 8&6, sohe A\ bel, Hanson, 1 Cottrell, Dennis, 4 4: Machi Inntic, 20 bbia blk rr 0, Rook: —Btenmabi Ellems, Rook! if Orloans), Pot CA Damar, Ind, ford, 80 ap on bon 1,8 Austin, AO Jo ayer, BG Honto Sharpe, J Peel, J Pratori doy, KR Norton. 1, Valent i ‘aley, a pteort Louie —Twe MissenLindonbutg, De O Alex, onligrd, J MB Lovell ich, BB beg Prentice, 3 i torneo! Aug 11, with mde ore, 150 bbls whale 20 Gonn, Eastorn 8! Are at Now Bedford Oronn, Pojoe Talands, of and for Pairhave w—Bark Loute 2 ays from Alice Tarlton, Lawton, from Ilo to RP Buok & Co. wont home on the voyane ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVHBY DAY. SALES BY AUVOTION,. Uction NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONBER. 1 oo! R.— i BIW, le Van Handt-—Thle dey, at 10560 aleok, In tee Auotion rooms, No. ruce vtr told the value” ble Furniture of s family giving up housckeeph Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, twenty Beds, Mattresses, Pictures, Chins, Glassware, Tables, Stevog, Lamps, marble top Furniture, &0, UCTION NOTICE.—H. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER A will sell this day, 10'6 o'cfook, in the salos roe: ~ No. 10 North William streot, new snd second Pu ture of all kinds, Carpets, Paintings, Engravings, fo, ; also, & quantity of Dry Goods, Jewelry, Cigars, &o. FB, GOMTON, AUCTIONRER-LARGE AND EXTRN- Biv ok of Cabinet Furniture, Hair Mattrossos, Car- peting, &c., &0., suitable for the trade, wd all other partios exiting household goods. —F. Colton will sell at auction, om Thursday, September 16, at 10% o'clock, at the Auction Rocms, Hos. ‘69 Beekman and 89 Ann streets, the tars and most extensive stock of Cabinet Furniture offored season, Tt will comprise Rosewood and Mehogany ‘Sofas and Tote-w-Totes, in brocatelle and hair olo' 1 French Bed- stends, highly finished; carved Chai: in various colera Bookcases and Secretaries; Wardrobed; Rosewood Me hogany, Marble top, Centre, Side, and Card Tablox; Rockers; Dressing Bureaus, with and without marble Rosewood and Mahogany Extension Tablos; Washater Ladies’ Work T: blew; Quartets Sofa Bedotoads and Couches marble-fnishod an jain bedroom Furniture, ite); OF 3 ‘Also, about thirty Hair M tromos and Pallinsses, Brussols, Three-ply, and. 1 Carpets, Oll Cloth, &o., &e. “N. i.—The work in the sale is montly furniahed by a'woll-known oabinet-makor, is fully warrantedyand will prove satisfiotory. Cataloguon will be ready, and the goods examined the day previous. All goods packed at a reasonable ohareo, ENRY T. LERDS, AUCTIONEER—MORTGAGRR'S ealo of eplondid Cabinot Farniture, Parlor and Cham ber Furniture, in suits, ote.—Henry 'T. Leeds, Auoti will roll, a ‘above, on Thursday, September 16th, o'clock, at saies room 88 Chambers street, nour Bro: a fine ‘sssortment of aplondid Cabinet Furniture, made order, and covered in rich Fronch eatin, brooatelle and hate cloth, in suites to match; Carved Rosewood Sof oloth, Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Dress Bureaus, Weahst ninted Chamber Furniture, with and without Marble Nottage Bodstends, Mattresses, Palliasses, Ke also, twenty sets 'Tablo Cutlery, Iatge asso Silver Plated Waro, Glass, China ‘and Crockery; three sw- pericr Mahogany Bookoases, four Mahogany and Walawb Vardrobes, Sideboards, and.a general assortmont of all kiade of superior made oabinct furniture; second hand furnitere, consisting of Parlor, Dining room and Chamber Purn of the usual variety; also, ‘Brnesola Ingrain and Oil Cloak, Carpeting. Sale without regard to woathor. Catalogues em tho morning of sale, OHN K. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.—OAKLEY & Wright will soll, thisday, at 10 0'clook A. M., at Nt 111 Smith street, Brooklyn, Household and Kitoh ture. consisting in part of Chairs, Tables, Carpet Crockery, &0. Wo, OHN W. SOMERINDYKE—AUCTIONEER.—STO\ Frei re No. 11 Spruce street. Household Furniture thie Any, the 15th inat., at No. 46 Fourth avenue, at 1014 o'oleok, consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Mirrors, Brussels an Carpets, Buroaus, ‘Centre 'and Dining Tables, Bedatends, Hair Mattrecson, Bods and Bedding. Oil Cloths, Cooking Stove and Cookery. W:'i, BOYD, Saleamae. J. he KANDEWATER & CO.—THURSDAY, SEPT. ra # at 104 o'clock, at No. 147 East Kightoonth stroot, nome Second avenue, rich Houschold Furniture, consisting of page= lor suits, in hair cloth, manufactured by Hutchings, Bread- way; Brussels and tapestry Carpet; marble toy contre Tables; mantel Clocks; extension Tabl with an assortment of Bedroom Furniture, Bedsteads, Ba- reaus, Washstanda, Toilet Sets, Book Gases, Wardrobes, Mattrosson, Pallinsdes, &c. Also, one splendid China Dia ner Set, imported expressly for private use; also one seven octave rosewood Piano; together with the usual assortment of basement and kitohon furniture, with which the sale wil commence. M. H. FRANKLI SON & CO, AUCTI will sell on Thursday, 16th Soptember, at 1 at the Merchants’ Exohange, « Farm of 2k acres House, near Newmarket, N. J. EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, BY T. R. MINTURM Auctioneer, at ten o’clook, at the Wall street salew erom.—French window glass—12,000 boxes Frenoh windes glass, of favorite brands, of lst, 2d, Sd, and 4th onlin somprising ® full f sizes, from 6x8 to 46x54 A large portion of the above glassis of recont importation. The catalogue will be ready on the Sth of Soptember. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY AT clock, at 187 Canal street, all the parlor, chambee and kitchen furniture of a genteel family, breaking up housekeeping, consisting of bookcase, sofas, Gonches, exay- rocking and spring seat chairs, pier tables, Frenob pli locking-glasser, oil paintings, dining and ton tables, off cloth, i all Iamp, stair French bedstoads, foathor beds, drosing bureaus, with mathle tops, ditt wash stands, toilet sete, Pardrobes, stoves, kithon furniture and one suit pala ‘urniture. THE TURF. UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TROTTING. —ON Wednesday, Sept. 15th, at 3 o'clock, P. M., @ purse and stake of $200. Milo Hosts, best. three in to as. A. Winch names ep. m. Lady Bond; 8. McLaughlin namos e. . J. Nodine names b. g. George West. feave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the course, at Zo'olook, and return when the sport is over. Fare exch wap 3 cents. JOHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. .—TROTTING. — THURSDAY, ION COURSE, L. Sept. 16, at 1 P. M.—A matoh for $1,000, mile heata, bees threo in ‘five, to s—by two Jorsey ‘horses. Owner ames g. m. Leila; ow namos b. m. Jersey Girl. Ea- trance to all parts of ths track, on this occasion, &) conte. I.—PACING—GREAT tweon Roanoke, of New Orleans, am Hero, of New York, for $1,000. Thursday, Sept. 1, et thave c'clock, P.M.—Match for $1,000, two mile heats, in harnoes. J, Koff names r. g. Roanoke; J. Richelieu names g. The cars will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, Here. of the course, at two o'clock, P.M., and return as soon As the sports'are over. Fare oach way, JOEL Propristor. The above race will, boyond doubt, hstost and b two mile affair that hag over takon place, Two such equally matched horses as Roanoke and Hero have seldom or never heen brought together. They are both champions, Rowag has beaten and distanced alf the fast pacers of the day—Pot. Tecumseh, Cayngn Maid, &c., &e., all save Hero, aud he has “Tid out” all that have been brought against him, The coming contest will decide which has the best pacing herse in tho world, the North or the South. ENTREVILLE COURSE, PACING. — THURSDAY, September 16, at 3 o'clock, P. M.,.m matoh for $1.00 two mife heate, in karnoss. Samos Eoff namos ross. g- Roanoke; Joseph Rocheleau names gr. g. Hero.. The onre «ill leave tho South Ferry, Krooklyn, for the course, at 2 yolook, P. M., and return’ ay soon as the.sports are over. Fare, each way, 250. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprictor. UNION, COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TROTTING.—ON Friday, Sept. 17th, at 3o’clock, P. M., a purso for $2505 $50 to the scoond best horse, Mile he hi togaddles. ©. Dimmick names b. g. Jack Rossiter; W. Pear body names b.m. Lady Jane; W. Woodraff names r. g. Ta sony: J. Boft names w. . Murdoch; A. Concklin narmes x. am. Lady Suffolk, Carg will leave the South Ferry, Brook for the course at 2 o'clock, and return when the sport & over. JOMUN. I. SNEDIKER, Propriotor. ENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I.—GREAT STALLION / ‘mateh for $2,000, three mile heats, 250 pounds wacong, October 12th. Mr. D. Tallman nainos b. b. St. Lawrenee; Mr. G. Spicer names b. h. Washington. JOEL CONKLIN, THE FIREMEN. IRE DEPARTMENT.—THE UNDERSIGNED RE- spectfully and gratefully tenders his thanks to the mem-~ bers of Southwark Engine Company, No. 38, and other friends, for their more than human exertions to save hie store and property, at No, 153 South stroot, at the fire em Monday evening, September 13, 1852; also, to tho officors amd members of Nos. 1% and 22, and to the Chief, Mr. C and Captain Ditchett, of the Fourth ward police, the department in general, [HOS. H. O'BRIEN, 153 South street. IRE DEPARTMENT AND MADAME ALBONI.—THR following correspondence has passed between W. Brough, Esq. and tho officors of the Fire Department : New Yorx Horer, Sept. 13, 186%. To Zornarn Minrs, Es President of the ww York Fire Department '—Dear Sir—Madame Albont being ‘desiroas o€ contributing to the admirable institution of which you are the head, Orhe New: York Fire Department Fund) 1 om directed ‘by her to offer the professional services of horselé and party, consisting of Signor Rovero, Signor Sangiovanmi, and Signor Arditi, for a benefit concert, to take place om Tuesday eveni the 3i at Metropolitan Hall. As the agent and mani Alboni's concerts, Ubog loare to offer my own assistance, at the © time soliciting the co-cperation of the members of tho Fle Departmont, te carry out successfully the intentions of Madame Alboniy #0 déeieabie au object. am, dear ait, yours respectful ROUGH. New ¥ Mr. W. F. Brovon:—Dear Sir—Your kind note of thie date is at hand, tendering the professional services of Ma- dame Alboni, and also of Signori Rovers, Sangiovanni, an@ Arditi, for a benefit concert on Tuesday evening, at Metropolitan Hall, in aid of the Widew and Ofpl of the New York Firo Department. You also offer assistance in carrying out the above object. We cheerfully accept theso very liberal offers, and shall make arrangements forthwith for the disposal of the tickets, You will please make known to Madame Alboni and her party our gratefull acknowledgments for the evidence of thoir gencrosity to- our charitable institntion; and for yourself, wire you, that your valuable services on a former gecasion are well’ remenibored: and duly appreciated by the Fire Department, Respectfully, your obedient servants, ZOPHAR MILLS, President N. Y. Fire Department. tof Trustee ¥ . Titus, Jonas A. Phillips, Special Committee of Trusteos. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ©. W. AYL&- worth is not, and never has beon, a partnor of the house of pa a & Gerding, nor in ay, way interosted t= business with the subscriber. CHARLES GERDING, oum- viver of Shipman & Gordiag. Now York, Sept. 7, 1852. OT! E COPARTNERSAIP HERETOFO existing under the firm of Joanjaquot Brothers, is day disolved by mutual consent ; gene ania fea from the concern. EUGENE JEANJAQUET, beciekoopnty CHARLES SRANSAQUIE. Nouohatel (Switrorisnd), fences ( )+) suty 234, 1962, “ork, qubsctibees, having this day ontored Into co-partnor. ie ual doe the samo Arm will continue their wags “rill adjust eee ite romney of tne Inve concern, ia authortned ney of hi 10 by. a wth 4 CHARLES JEANJAQUET. Neuchatel (Seiezerinnd), ) oUeTAYE SEANSAQUER, oucha zerland), i od ) duly 234, 1382, NOTICE THE oe rE Whee eee rOroRE ¢ exist under the firm of Win Jomatook, Chandiers and Hove Manufacturors, No. 282 West mveooe ke thin day dissolved by muty. ror tue 1m late firm will be settled by their attorne etook and Charles T, Beelby, moa Wd ‘Tho Subseribors having, this day abip, will continue the above bi Ger the Bem of A. Comstock & 8 valet sesh “hn08 cowsroc PS eae &, 1862, HARRIS COM: 0 SPORTSMEN,—FOR SATR—A XATH ApoE, . The businesa of 8 Can be seen at 268 Grand strect, Also, ir Deer, quite tame, Also, wo Raccoons—mali One'Hiyndeed ‘and wonky sixth rect, tarpoee cpactes ne Hundred an ‘wenty -eix' atreet ar} 0 Twottth waed station house. Will be wold Loy, °? natant, a boy yo name of Jany, with him elothing and 70 Seean ‘The boy in 18 youre of aco, and nob Iarge of hia age. ons any information reupecting enid Voy, nud 1 do hereuy torltd Suy person OF persons from UrgW ing oe harboring asld boy.