The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1852, Page 4

CITY NEWS Biscellancous Loeal Item . Tee Wea xn. Our seathar ertiole two - dag—Sunday ng — quitien atelao «ur detur- day wight, predicted the approach of rain Ata very Ta fact Jee. ring the sea- | con. Building ranged thus —At noon, 72 deg.: at 3. P.M. 73s; at, P.M, | 72 The in y mild, p afne F 4 Funenan —The funeral of Mr. Arthur J. | vane, late ef Atlantic flove Company, No. 14. who was | kille@ fo eusderly on Seturdsy mornivg. at the fire at | No. 75 Duane street. piooeeded yestorday from his lat residence, No. 68 hry. ie street, 10 Greenwood Cemetery, whore he was buried ibe prompt aed manly sympathy | t wih the family of their deceased to themselves, and must have | brought conrclation to his parents under their bereave- ment. The various fire companies assembled at their station houses about ¢ ock in the afcernoon, wear | Ing mourning badges und mw ohed in bodies to the house of decoared s father. Here the fnneral procession was formed, It consi-ted of a very lnrge Dumber of fire | Company D. of the Washington Conti. | st of sorrowing relatives and oat appropriately, 4 apy kind; sod ns tho silont and sad cortege pasted along it presented & most fitting | tribute to the memory «f the man who lost his life in a | vealous discharge of the duties of a dangerous and self- saortficing office—tha' of a fireman. The Chict sud As- | sistant Kmgineers acted as ma)shals upon the occasion Inoautiovs Usk or Fine Anats.—Nargow Roar. , Captain Joreph 1 «tt, commanding the British bark Polander, of Nova Scotia now lyiog at pier No 37 North tiver, had a mort prow deotiat escape from death yester day, 1t wouldappear that some persons were engaged in shooting rata about the what when a mis-direoted ball hit Ceptain L. in the bead und entered the side of his , face from the right ear. passing forward by the check bone, where it remained in the eveming, Tho Captain was suffecing gieat pain, but the wound was not oon: ous Another startling instance of the want of caution, in | ‘the use of fire arms. was exhibited om Saturday luet, at about 4 ocicck. I. M. near Williamsburg, by which a number of lives were placed in imustnent jeopardy. Two Joung men. who were engaged in target shooting in the | maburbs of that ct'y hed sriveted. for the oooasion an open ground. plot xdjoinivg tbe highway between Bash- kand William: burg. avd whea a stage that was com. ing inte the city was passing the spot one of the jolly —. diecharged bis rifle in the direction of it. The coach wus full of passengors; and simuitaoeously | with the report of the gun a craeh. with @ jingiing of glase, was heard on the vuter site, All were siariied, and | some considerably frihieved; for upon looking around it was found that & bullet, adout two inches in | direumference. hsd enter-d the vehicle, and in its pas | enge through it had struck three persons; but fortunate ly. no serious injury was occasioned. The first of these was a lady. who rat onthe side on which the bullet en- tered. The ball passed twice through all the folds of her clothing, and left @ slight markon herside, It then came in conteot with gentleman. sitting opposite, Mr. Gideom Rice, sergeant of police in the First ward of the city, and struck him over one of the pockets of his panta- looms. seriously indenting a steel tobacco box that was contained therein. leaving its mark in the pantaloons ‘and on the box; it then glanced off. tearing in its passage a of fiech from his right hand, and touching very htly the arm of x + eond lady, just below the shoulder, penenns, ber drees and cau-ing the sensation of a . In itsentrence the bullet drove through the solid bedy of the ccach, and through one of the windows that had beem dropped down. witbim it, Finally, after dodg- ing and pirouettirg about ip the manner above related, and having reached s very comfortable place. the little fellow unceremoniously settiid Limeelf dowa on the seat botwees the lady and gentieman before mentioned, the latter of whom immediately took him in change for his rugeneas. coolly remarking. that although his pocket book had not suffered trom the touching operation, his tobesce box was rendered #orthless, The names of the pees engaged in the rhooting amusement have not yet arcertained although tome of tho passengers ex- prereed their determination to do this. avd bring them to proper punishinent. | as ecom as he returned about the p | am olerk att LE the boy round to the Irving House, to identify the man Paging the lad left the packoge, and he pointed oat Mr. Ter esok Crces +xumined—I am quite sure T questioned the boy age. Mr Howard—l kno Mr, Teneyok; ho is ia my employ, | aud was 60. I believe, last August; I was im Burope at che tune Fo L cannot speak positively. Mr. J.P. Howard proved that Me Toneyok was im the employ of Me uugust last whose business ib Was Lo receive proRages and record them; searoh was —_ ali over the bowre, but tac package ould uot be fourd Mr, Temeyck sald that he attended’to the beggage de- io Ube monte of August Last, ab the (ring 4 was positive that no such patoel Lad beom there. Astor House. and was clerk there in len of gust last; I reoetved that package im the m Avgu otecl Astor Howe; tt baa been ra “0 my custody ever sinoo the Zsa August. Cros:-examined—I cannot swear to the mam who left it there M ‘reig—The direstion ts in my handwriting; (the P + was here opened. and the witeess identutied the Oontcuts ae the arvcies bought by Mr. Steel); from this direction, [suppose 1 could sot have directed the parcel to ‘he Irving House, Mr Prentice—There Ls come misteke in this caso, aud we will withdraw it, Myr, Davivou—Stop a moment, L havea word to say. Mr. Prentice—I supposed #hen we came here that tho articles aad been dolivere@ at the irving House; I thovght 1 ned « clear cave for my client. but from the | fact of the articies having beem delivered at the Astor instead of the Irving House I have uothing loft bat to wi liraw the case, Mr. Davivon—I have a word to aay. This is one of the thousand suits that have beea commenced against Mr. Lioward, and other hotel propriotors in this city. by pee- sons whore baggage bas been miscarried; aud many frau- dulent stcamprs have been made by parties to prooure recompense for baggage Which has never beca semt to the hoie!<. We with the testimony in this oase to be pub- lished in the newspapers. ao toat this evil may be reme- ied. ‘The case was withdrawn, Superior Court—Special Term, IMPORTANT TO LAWYRRS—DKCISION ON POLNT OF PRACTICE UNDER THE CODE Sert, 25.—Jenry H. Morange vs. Archibald Henry —A former motion in this case was decided in favor of plain tiff, with $10 costs against the defendant, which he fuilod to pay within the eprcified time, aud the plaintiff. without spplying to the Court, issued execution, and the sheriff levied on the defendant's property. ‘then the defendant tendered the $10, but refused to pay the sheriff's fees, on the ground that it was irregular to irsuc anexecution without first demanding payment. The plaintiff in his answer, says that as the defendant wae in (ourt when the order wat inade. and was subsequently served with 8 copy. it was not, therefore. necessary to make a demand on him before the issuing of the execution. (he defendant makes f motion now to set aside the executiva, upon which mo- tion Judge Campbell delivered the following dosision:— This motion must be denied. The Act of November 22d d+clures, that no person stall be imprisoned for non- payment of interlocutory costs, or fer contempt of court in’ not paying oosts. exept certain persons enumerated ‘The third section of the act, however. d: clases that “‘pro- cess in the nature of a ficru fucias against personal proper. ty may be issued for the collection of such costs, founded ow such order of Court.” Tu the case of Kekerron vs. Spoor Deciatum Tremess axp Stans.~A man named John Manus was admitted into the City Hospital om the 22d imst.. soffering under delirium tremens and stabs, which caused his death on Saturday. A post mortem examina: tion of the bedy was made by Dr. Cooper, who found twe stabs, inflicted by rome sharp Instrument. penstra- tipg the loin. A lerge quantity of coagulated blood was formed in the cravity 0 the abdomen. The mental de- rang. meat of the decea-ed was sufficient to prompt him to suicide; and in the opinion of the surgeon, death was 00- easioned by stabs and delirium tremens ‘The jury found ‘ that deceased came to his death by delirium’ tre. mena, and stabs inflicted by his own hands.” Tasatment or Sarcons.—A young sailor called at our last week. to cnt:r acomplaint against the treat ment he received at the Naval Hospital at this port He had been invalided home from the Pacitic. and considers that he was not properly taken care of after his arrival here. Complaints like this should be made to the Secre- tary 0 the Navy, ard notto us, If weilfounded he can apply © remedy Fie Araum Tose ix rir Crer's Orrice.—For the more orf communication cf the whereabouts of fires, the Chief of Police has caured @ speaking tube to be placed on the City Hall extending from the bell ringer on the top of the Heli to the office of the Chief of Police The moment an alarm of fire is givem. the bell ringer in formes the man on watch in the Chief's office of its location. and he communteates the fact to the nearest policeman nm }, who again cells it cut to the firemen. In the it tie it will now be the duty of the policemen on Dearest the Park—say from the Second. Third, Fourth, ‘ifth, and Sixth wards—to forthwith proceed to the Park, on the alerm of fire. obtain its whereabouts from the Chief's office. and caure the notice to be given at their ro. spective station houses Fine Atanm.—The alarm of fire in the Kigh h dis triot, at seven o'clock yesterday evening, was faive Daninc Day Konsrny.—At about ten o'clock yesterday . two young men of respectable appearance, and about eighteen yeurs of age exch, entered the house of Mr. Hickey, situa'ed st the corner of Broadway and Kieventh sireet. and during a very temporary absence of one of the inmates. they deliberately walked up stairs, broke open three bureau drawers. aud took away about t wenty- dollars, a pocket book. and other portable property. ‘The lady of the house earprived them in coming down stairs, and caught one fellow by the arm, giving the alarm at the rame time. Mr Hickey chased him iuto a gentlemen's barr ment, near the corner of Mercer atreet, where be wi to rosie three fences and leap a wall tem feet high. Mr. Hickey continued to pursue him. Dut as he was unaided by any person, the man escaped. Death ny Fariixe ovr oF a Winpow —Cavrrox to Panents.—A child only four years of age.named Saral Ann Berry. whose parents reside at No. 49 Sixth street, was instantly killed. on Saturday evening, by accidently fall- ing from the third story window of said house. to the Pavement The unfortunate child was at play when the accident coourred. Accientar. Deati.—Coroner Ives yesterday held an weet at the City Hospital. on the body of Michael Camp- @ labouer, who was admitted in the hospiial on Thureday last.in an intensible condition. from injuries ceoeived by the falling of a board from a building in the th avenue, between Fifty-firetand Fifty second streets. died on Saturday. from the injuries thus received Dr Giles testified before the Coroner, that he attended the decessed roon after the socident, and gave ax his opipion, that bis dex'h was caused by concus+ion of the brain A verdict of the jury was rendered accordingly The deceased was 23 vears of age, and a native of Ireland and resided at No. 51 Charles street Arremrtiep Buicire —A girl named Louisa Brown at tempted to commit ruicide at two o'ciock yesterday morning, by jomping into the water at foot of She wow reecued by Jasues Suellan a private and bh nded over to the officers of the Fifth ward. She ‘was intoxicated at the time. Acctments.—A Ind of about nine years of age, named Neili Gallegher, who resides witb his parents in Thirti eth treet. near ih rd avenue, attempted to jump upon a railroad cor at Thir'y-firet street snd Fourth avevue, ov Saturday evening when he mised his hold and fell part- dy under the car. by which means hie leg was dreadfully lacerated, He was tanen to the City Hospital by officer Garry, of the Eighteenth ward A of fourte:n years of age accidentally fell from & window in the fourth story o: # house in Tenth avenue on Seturdey afternoon. «nd rustuined some severe injuries both intermal and extecual. The offices of the Twen Heth ward took him home, A young wan vamed Henry Cusish wos suddenly thrown trom a cart in Clinton street, on Saturday evenin and was so badly burt that officer Ven Tassel,of (ue Phir eenth district, had to take him home, Important to Hotel Keepers, FIRST DISTRICT COURT Before Hon. Justice Green Bert. 26 —Sieel vs Howed.—This was ® sult brought by Mr. Steel & traveller. against Mr Howard. th the Irving House. for the recovers be the value of some clothes which ft was allrged had been forwarded by his ta:lor to the Irving House, where they bad been lost. Mr. Augustus l’rentice appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. Daviron for the defendant. Mr. Prentice briefly opened the case on behalf of the plainti(f, and called Mr. M. T. Hewitt. who deposed as follows:—1 know the plaintiff: he purohared « coat and 4 pair of pantaloons of me in August lart. with several other articles, aud ordered them to be rent to the Irving louse, which was immedi ately dove. He paid $34 for the goods Crom examiped—I ordered the articles to be packed and sent to the Irving Houre. but I cannot say positively whether they reached their destination Mr James Greig. said—I am bookkeeper to Messrs Rewitt & Co dikcow that the plaintil purchased * pair of pants and ® coat. with other articles, at Messrs. Hewitt & Co's and I received instructions to send them to the Irving House; 1 did them up ina parcel and mark- err kas area” ihe saree oo “O. Steel, Irving * paid $44 for them; I belie were worth that; I gave them to the boy Inthe stot and told bim to teke them to the Irving House where he bad frequently carried parcels tor Mr. Steel, [did not give bim avy other peckage at the ti f when be returned that he hind the Ir os ‘toute, rtioular the New York Hotel. On that tively, bat as far ast pontaedly Houre I cannot and cthers. 4 Howard. P it.. $61, to whieh I was referred by the defendant's counsel, the costa were fixed and not interlocutory. and they had not boem taxed or adjusted Here they ave interlocutory, and they are fixed by the or- der of the Court. The time for payment was then fixed by the order—the defendant was present in court when the order war made. and # cops of it was afterwards served on his attorney I canuot see how it was necessary for the plaivtiff afterwards to seek out the defendant, and make ‘a formal demand for the payment of these costs. The law which was always tender of the formal liberty of the eitlzen, required that such demand be made before he could be aitached and imprisoned ; but instead of such attachment, the party to whom interiooutory costs are pow awarded, collects them as he would collect a judg- ment. except that no remedy is given against tho real estate, As I read the etatute, he must issue a process, re. citing the order or proceedings which awards him these srbitrary costs, either literally or in substance. and eom- mending the sheriff to levy andattach the amount out of the party agaimet whom the costs are awarded. The process isin the nature of a fifa note, for iu the nature of pv sttacbment. In cases like the present, where the order of the court fixes the emount of the costs, and limits the time for payment. and the order has been duly served on the attorey. and is not appewed from, this prooess and thut may irue asa maitcr of course. and without auy further direction of the court. 1 observe, ou looking at the process in thix case, a copy of which is among the papers handed me, it directs the sheriff to make the amount out of the real estate of the defendant. on failure to moke it from the personal estate. This I took away. as the process should issue only against the personal estate. But this objection was not made by the defendant in the argument. The process may be amended in this respect if dermed necessary; in other respects it seems to be right as it reoltes the ance of the order. The motion to set it aside is denic ut without costs. Supreme Court—Special Te Decision by Hin Judge Mitehell Serr 28.— va the Protection Insurance Company.— The plaintiff obtained a commission to &t. Catharines without a stay of proceedings—having neglected to apply for it in due time. On the Sth of June last the cause having been reached on the calendar. and the commission not returned, it was ordered that the suit be dismissed with cots. unless the commission should be re- turned and filed on or befere the first Monday of thie month. It is not returned. The plaintiff bas not written to St. Catharines since the order was made. or done anything to expedite the return of the commission. He swears he had before paid £25 for the fees of tbe commissioners, and has since paid £25, and that be daily expects the return of the commission. Strictly, the defendants are entitled to have the suit diswis pursuant to tho order made and ¢ their costs in the suit as @ conse- quence. The remiseness of the plaintiff entitles them to at least a portion of thet relief now, a condition for any further indulgenee tothe plaintiff ‘The plaintiff may have until Ist November next to file the commission, on condition that he at once discharge the sureties who hare entered into bonds for the company, and waire all s that be would be entitled to if he succveded after the cause was reached on the calendar. or would have been reached if it had been placed in its proper place om the calendsr, and ali future costs until the term st which it shall be actually reached on the calender; snd thall not notice the cause for trial until fourteen days after he shall have given notice cf the returo and filing of the commisston. and thall immediately stipnlate to comply with the above conditions, and thet if the commision be not re turned and filed at the time above specified, or the pl: tiff ball not, within that time. give to the defendant attorney notice in writing of bis election to try the ure *itbout said commission bis suit shail be dis eed. with costs. without the privilege of applying for further extension of time. aud (het it m: ¢ 80 dis. misred cn filing an affidavit, showiog that the defendant is entitled to such dismicral under the terms of this order without fafther notice to the plaintiff, ho plaintitf also to pay $10 costs of this motion. devise end other Ads strators ve James G. e demurrer is overruled with costs, with liberty to the defendant to omend on payment of costs. Common Pleas. Special Term, Before Hon Jucge Woodrat Sept. 25 William Watson end Louisa his wife vs. John L, Norton ~This cage, which waa commenced in June, \Si0. was a suit lo resover one twenty fourth part of $54.000 from the defendant, whieh (hes alleged they were entitled; and that, the defendant being trusieo they claim that he be decreed to account with them.— | This a motion to show cause why the defendant ot have liberty to fle a supplemental answer to the complaint which sete up the decision or judgment in che care of Bleecker and wife against Nortou, in bar or ip abatement of this suit = Th tion on condition that without prejudice to the euflicleney of the rupplemental answer in any stage of the proceedings. Defendant to make his election within five days. and to accept short notice of trial if pisintilt desires and to pay costs of Beptenber term, aud costs of motion, $10. e court granted the mo- former answer be waived, but '# right to object to the Brooklyn City Intelligence, Pari rnom a Bvicoise. On Satardsy evening a patnter, named Jobn Henry, fell from the third story of a building in Pierrepont street, in consequence of the ladder giving way vpon which be was standing Notwithstanding his descent from a fearful height to the pavement below, no bones were broken, neither was he in any way d@angor- curly hurt He was picked up and taken to his home, No 108 Livingston gtreet. and the prospects are. that in a few days’ time he will be able to rosume his daily Or. Row Ovra—A lad. pamed John Quinn, was ran over on Saturdsy evening. at the corner of York and Main streets, by a runaway horse that had been left standing Im front cf a giccery store, unattended and unsecured. The boy sustained a fracture of the leg. Wasurxeton Nationa, Moyuwent.--We learn that the number of visiters to the Monument. from the first of August, 1860. to the twentieth of September, 1852, was eleven thourand four hundred and eleven, and the amount contributed by them, $4,200 24. Average num- ber of visiters per month. four bandred and thirty-nine, ond average amount reerived during that period $161 55, or for ench person. 868-100 cents It would appear, from the above statement, thatthe monument is an object of interest to sll vieitere, as it ehould be to the people throughout the Union. A few weeks sinco, the Board of Managers ruggerted the putting up of boxes for contribu- fay positt it there. ‘we Howe. ap-bour afer be — of Mr Steel entored 1 eee Oe aoe the e i.!"end dlrveted to the: ive, Tienes’ od which by Mr Greig. I om apie I teok Wt the, Loving Hous Wicd us thes know my head if it my writ were Ke examimed— Weteve the in faa hocks, tions at the various places where polls are to be opened in the comirg Presidential and Congressional elections, phd Hi ae m9 r ghd dove, and oad od loond to the credit of our countrymen, pin Pevendangnary 2 thus aid in ye —_ a lasting memorial aT love, ‘and veneration for thetr illustrious waclionoe = ‘ash- ington Republic, Sept, 23 Health and Mortality Reports, Boston, Mass —Thore wore seventy six deaths in Bos. > aaa forty-one of whieh were unise five years (vacksge produced) ; the supersoription upen t M +100 to re investigate this (Gardiger) affair.’ 15 att ly fale. ena, ao far ax it rviates to my teatimouy before the grand jury itis misrepresemtation, The fuiowing correepondeno= will show that, «0 far from making votive cflurts to obtain that appoiniment. L promptly refused to asoept it, whem proposed by (iatdi- era couDme! :—~ (Cover ) Waneivoron, Sept, 24 1832 To Dr. Cuas W. Daves. Isto Seorotary of the Boacd of Gomentesioners on Mexiona olsims : Dear Bir :— Will you do me the favor to answer the fol- lowing querica :— iL—Did Gen Waddy Thompson, shortly afer the Gerdiner claim waa brougbt to the notice of the grand jury, request you (o ask me to alt on him at Dic, Corwia’s, where bs was then stopping ? 2 —Did I not imowdiately afterwards inform Thad owiled om Gen Thompson, as requested object wus to a-certain whether I would 001 out to Mexico, for the gevernment, to investigate the Gerdiner claim ; snd vbat I bad declined having say con ee'ton with tbat affair? By answering the above, you will much oblige your cbediont corvant, : BENJ, B. GREEN. (Gory ) Wasnmmaron, Sept, 24, 1853. To Bers 1). Grae, Beq. present : Dear pir-—In answer to sours, of this date, I have to state -— 1.—That Gen. Waddy Thompson did. st the time meu- tioned tm yours, requcst mae to ask you to call on him at Mr, Oorwin’s. 2 —That. « fow dys aftorwards, you informed me that you bad called, as requested ; that the Genoral’s object in wishing to wee you, was to accertain whother you would consent to goto Mexico to investigate the Gardinor claim ; and that you had declined having any conavction with the matter. I am, your obedient servant, HAS W. DAVIS For the rest, 1 have oniy to eny, that I was nota volumteer, but waa called before the grand jury by the dis- {riot attorney. and answered conscientiously to tho questions put to me, taking special care mot to state as faota avy impressions which could do injustice or injary to the accused. By ineerting this in your paper, you will much oblige your obediont servant, BENJ. FE. GREEN. Domestic private At the late commencement of the University at Lowis- burg. the following honorary degrees were conferred: = Doowor of Vivinity—Rey. Joha Jeukins, of Wales. De- gree of Master of Arts on the Rov. Kdgar M. Levy, of Wert Philadelphia; Rev George Kempton, of New Bruns- wick, N. J.; Rev, Emlyn Jones, of England; and Wm. A. Reed, M. D, of Philadelphia, On the 22d inst., a boy named Clarence A. Deluoo three years old. con of James Deluce, was instantly killed at South Boston, by being run over by a heavily loaded team in Second street. - the trial of John O'Neil, for the murder of Michaci Brady. which has beem in progress for several days at Chicago, reeulted in a verdict for manslaughter. Sen- tence. five years in the penitentiary. A correspondent of the Boston Atlas writes that while A. G. Randall, Beq.. of Millbury. Mass., was returning to his house from the First Congregational Church, in Milibury. om the 22d inst, (where he had delivered a speech ‘to a large whig meeting.) in his carriage, with his daughter and three other ladies, Mrs. Dr Moore and ber daughter. and Miss Ryan.) and Mr. Wm. F. Moore, a merchant of high standing in Charleston, 8. C., the front of the gate of the house of Asa H. Waters, and the houre cf Samuel D. Torrey, they were assailed with a volley of unmerchentable eggs, thrown through the window of the carriage. very much marring and in- juriog the silk dresses of the ladies. The opening of the Hillsboro’ Railroad was celebrated on the 22d intt,, amd alarge delegation of the citizens of Cincinnati passed over the new road. On the 10th inst Joba Koauss, aged nine years. son of Mza, Anthony Knauss, of Hauover township. Lehigh county, died from the shocking eflects of hydrophobi« Wise, the wronaut, ays the Newport News of the 21th inst . is about to make an_ exporimental yoyage from St. Lcuisto Philadelphia or New York, with his mammoth bsloon, Hercules. with a view to testing the practicability of crossing the Atlantic with it. Several goutlemen of this city and New York, have subscribed $1,000 towards the experiment. Asa Harris, of Mentor, Lake county, Ohio, a young man of exccllent character, committed suicide last weck by shooting himself in the left side. His clothes caught fire fiom the discharge and the flask of powder in his pocket explcded, so that his body was blackened and mangled terribly | 1t is supposed that the suicide was owing (0 a ove affair A CITY TRADE REPORT; Batunpar, Sept. 25-6 P. M. Breavstvrra—Flour varied little, the sales comprising 8, .; ordinary to choice State, at $4 $11; a $4 43%¢; superfine (anadian at $4433; mixed to fancy Western at $431‘; a $4 60; and common to good Southern at $4508 $41 68%. A few sales rye flour and Jersey meal were effected to-day at $387; a $3 68% per bbl The grain market evinced considerable animation, with an improving tenor; among the tranractions wore 1.950 bus, white Genesee wheat at $1.08; 22,900 Western do. at $1 03 a $1 05; 2500 red Southern do. at 950 ; 2.100 Cana diam do. at 924;c.; 7.000 Upper lake do at 75c ; 500 bus. ¢ at 85c ; and 28 000 bus. mixed Western corn at 63)<c. aGO'se per bus. Correz.—Sales have been made of 450 bags Jay 10gc. a 10%0.; 50 do. Maracaibo st 9c.: 900 do. Rio at S4sc.a 90; and 75 do. Rs. Domingo at 8ijc. Market, unaltered, Corrox.—Thbe market continues in the same languid slate noticed yesterday—the sales to-day amounting to 300 bales Provisions seemed depressed. the operations consist- ing of 700 bbls prime and mess pork. at $16 a $18 ; 200 bots, prime lard at 119%¢a117%c perlb.; and 180 bbls. mess and old prime beef. at $11 a $14, and $4a $6. Kice.—Altbough we have areduced stock, yat the very high prices at which this article is held keep even the grocers, who are almost the only buyers at precent, from taking only a very small portion of the quantity usualiy purchased by them. This leads us to suppose that be- fore any buriness can be done to advantage. prices must be considerably reduced. The sales for the week reach 220 casks at 45{ a 545 Telegraphic Reports New Onteans, Sept 25, 1952. Tho rales of cotton yesterday were 2.500 bales ; of the week 25.000; middling. 0%. The receipts of the week 23.000 bales. Stock on hand. exclusive of ship 5 Tobacco is firm. Sales of the week, 900 hogeheads. Flour. $4. Corn, 60a (2c. Rio coffee. 8% Freighta of cotton to Liverpool, }¢.; to New York. Exchange on London, 9c ; on New York, sixty days, Je. disecunt, Much complaint ts made of injuries re. ceived Ly the growing crop from blight and ru.t Proviprsce, Sept. 25. 1852, We have no material change to notice in the prices of cotton, The market has been quite duil, with sales of a few hundred bales for immediate ue, The demand for continues active, fees ar fully sustained, The for the week are The market is active printing cleths, and prices are without change, The sales of the week 44.000 pieces. Marrted, On Tuesday, the 21st September, in Brooklyn, L. L. by the Kev. Dr. Johnson. Wittsas Ef ter, to awetn J, Lev, of. Bourn. of Evgland On Wednesday Van Nest, Joun Rt ail of this city. | _ On Saturday morning, Sept. 26th, at Grace Church | Brooklyn by the Rev. Or. Vinton, Pritir H. Stevens | to Mist Sur. Stoopann, second daughter of Capt, C. Stoddard, all of the above plhce Hos'on and Newport papers please copy Sverm, Of Manchee Lincolnshire, both 22d instant. by the Rey, Abram R Yerevance, to Miss Many C, Bowens, Died, On the 26th Instant. Jons J. Nontow. aged 17 yeara, The relatives and friends of the family are revpectfaly invited to attend his faneral, this afternoon, at 2 o’cloolt, from 571 Washington street. On Baturday evening. Sept. 25th. of « lingering illness, Jims Myens, sged 48 years and 1 month. Its friends and acqiiwintances are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral. from his late reridence. 60 Colam bia street, this (Monday) afterncon. at 145 o'clock Members of the OU, A. are also invited to attend On Saturday evening. Sept, 25th, Wintann Junxs, aged 55 yeara liis remains will be removed from his Inte residehoe corner of avenue D and Tenth street, to the New Haven Hailroad depot. st 8 o'clock, this morning, to be convey- ed to Pawtucket, KI . for interment. , On the morning of the 26th inst, Exizaners Downer, in the tixty-third year of har age, after a long and pro- tracted illness. The relatives and frlends of the fimily are requested to attend her funersl, this (Monday) aiternoon. at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her nephew, John Darragh. 806 Third avenue, between Twenty-eighth and ‘Twenty- ninth streets, | Op Sunday morning. at 7 o'clock, Wiiuiam Kexerpy, ron of Timothy and Mary Kennedy, a mative of Banahor, Kings county, Ireland. Die funeral will tak t 3 o'clock this day, from bis late residenow, 240 Twelfth street, On Sunday, Sept, 26th. in Brooklyn, Jonny Macavenay, in the nineteenth year cf his age. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the faneral. from the reai- dence ot his father. James Magaugbay, in Canton street, near Park avenue. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. On Bunday, Sept. 26th. at the residence of Rev, W. Morrie, LL. D., 76 Varick street, of congestion of the brain, Priscria, only child of Jchn T and Anne Ackley, in the third yeor of her age. On Friday evening, the 22d Inetant, at the residence of his on, Rufus K, Molntyre, Pern Melvrrne, aged $2 are, v, ‘The remains were Interred at Hemprtend, Long Island. On Bonday 20th inst. Mre. Conversa Anx, wife of John Roddick, in the thirtieth year of her age. The friends of the family. and those cf her brothers, Morris, Walter, and Ren). F Miller. as also Globe Lodge No. 287, and Mount Hebron Encampment, No, 1, 1. 0. of 0. F,, are invited to attend her funeral, from hor late reei- dence, No, 14 Watt street. this afternoon, at 2 o’clook, On Sunday evening. 26th inst , Rictano Vax Voonma, in the fifth year of bis age, only son of Daniel Van Voorbis, His relatives and the friends ot the Sanity tte respect fully Invited to attend his foneral. at 3 o'clock, to- the residenoe of his | Re" lags tne Ha street, Brookiya, without furvhee ALBAN A! «UN RISES, soa were PORT OF NKW YORK, SEPTEMBER 2, 1368. ived, ‘arkor, Cardif, W, 20 days, wi W, at 41 45, lon 58 40, spoke wi 2 Sopt 10, tat lon 27 @, spoke sohr Iris,’ from Rio Grande for Lik verpoul tchllp Shakaponto, Brown, Hattlopool, B, 37 days, with ooal, order. Ship Albus (of Baltimore), Grogory, Loghore, 52 days, and W days from Cibraltar, with mdso, to Wilton & Brown, Bark Harward (of Bath), Gardner, Palermo, Aug 4, with one, olive oil, ko, to KP Buck & Co, Rark Sitka (Ruse), Warkmann, Leghora, 44 days, with hinidt & Balohe rs, to Schmidt & Baloien. m), Bushman, Bromen, 33 days, with mdae and 105 passengers. to Poppe & Co. Brig Winthrop, Crowell, Savautiia (Now Geanada), Sep) 4, with tobacoo, hides, &¢, to Kverett & Brown, Brig Eliza W'Dentou, Mowsman, Bonsiro, 2U days, with salt, to JW Elwell & Co, Brig Odine (Br), Mills, Sundorland, 8 days, with coal, to Barclay & Livingston. Brig Orion, Eastmau, Jacksonvillo, 10 days, with lumber, to Ambler & Massey. Sehr Mariner, Powell, Wilmington, NC, 5 days, with naval stores. Sobr Dacotah, Mankin, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with na- val stores, Schr Thos Conner, Pattorson, Elieabeth City, NC, 6 ds; Sobr Janu Hi Hoyt, Lyons, Virginia, 4 days, for Bridg: port, Conn. Pesohr Caroline Anderson, Anderson, Vitgiale «days, Schr Wm Capes, Van Name, Virgii days. Jowoll, Virginia, 2 fort Sobr Geo Dummor, Jr, Chambers, York River, 4 days. Sehr Beauty, Chambers, Alexaudria, 4 days, Arr 25th, ship Frances P Sage, Robson, Liverpool, Aug 23, with mdse and 603 passengers, to TP Stanton. Tho F PS bas heen to the westward of Nantucket since Zist, with light airs from the westward aud oslins; took # pilot from No 1, 00 miles E of Nantuoket. Below, Ship Hope, with passengers. ‘The ship Isaao Wobb, from Liverpool, was at anchor on the bar a¢ sunset this ovening. Salled, Ships Aurora (Br), Cherry, St John, NB; Kennebeo, Bach- elor, New Orleans; 5 8 Hyde, Snow, Mobile; loonium, Tur- ner, Acapulco: Gen Dunlap, Scofield, New Orleans; brig Shawmut, Robinson, Lisbon. Wind during the day, NW. Schr Jas Nesmith, reported cld on Friday for NOrlans, was a mistako of the copying clerk for the ship of that name, whieh old yesterday for same destination. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bosrow, Sept 25. Arrived—Barks Buckeyo, Tibbetts, Buenos Ayres, Aug 5; Lady of the Lake (Br), Glasgow; | Lysander,’ Cienfuegos; sobre Juliana, Philadelphia; Jarvis Lyon, Fredericksburg; GL, NYork. New Onseans, Sopt 2 Arriyed—Ships Tyringham, Boston; Henry Callender, do: Marathon, Mhiladelphia; Calitornia, do. Herald Marine Correspondence, PHLapeLeria, Sept 25—P M. Arrived—Ship Louisa Maria (Brom), Wenoke, Bremen 45 ark Nashua, Clifford, Boston; bri cod, N selire Adria’ Vinson, do; TF Rowland, N¥ork; Era, Chamberlain, N Yor! low, Lewis NYork. Cleared—Ship Lizzie Harward, Lawrence, NOrlea: A Paine, Sadler, Eastport vis wotte, Crowell, Bostoi bark Japonica, Galleghar, Havana; ‘brigs Vulcan (Br), Mann, ndsor; Dan Malony, Wildin, Mobile; Chicopee, Emery, Boston; schra J Lb ge, Savannah; Kaloolah, Gla~ zier, Mobil ulson, Triesto; L Risley, NYork Davis, Boston: be. Sears, E ;T shaw, Fall tte Delaware, E Mans. Miscellancous. Bank TJ Sourwann, tmal!, from Bordeaux (not Havre), vhich was ashore on Fire Indund, was got of by Capt JK ne, of the Aster Insurance Company, and towed to thi city by the scam Titan this woruing, with trifling damage, , Goodspeed, at Now Orle: agua, and Ruatan Island, ha: crew sick of the San Juan fever. The mate and one saan died on the passage, and the balance of the. crew id not been able to work since leaving Ruatan Island, @ays from San Juan for New Or- sland va the 2th ult, in distress—tho kK. t ‘arding, Providence; RL leans, was at H captain and crew wi Brie Moryixe Sran, from Navy Bar for New Orleans, left Rustan Island on the Ist inst, the captain and most of the crew being very sick with the Chagres tover, Scur GRAck DARLING, Mare, from Portland for Glouces- ter, ran on the Lond tr night ‘of 23d inst. She got off agsin after lying there about eight hours, full of water. Sie belongs to Messrs John Woodbury and others, of Gloucester, and is insured at the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Tusurance offive. Scuoownn ARanrr4—The following partioulars of the Cisaster to this vostel, tho loss of which has been before re- ported. is given by Captain Chaplin, who arrived at New 4 ne Isth, in brig John Will ‘The schooner Aral e plin, master, loft for Baltimoc: of April 2 chrononieter) 77 45 W, the Serena Reef bear ‘ Is miles, the vestel stoering at the same time NN three quarter point easterly variation. At4 AM, Ith, discovered the reef, put the wheel down, ed to stay her, but she refused stays and immedi on the reef. The force of the sea was 0 violont that in less than an hour the vessel was in three feot water. We got the boat out and landed two paseongers on a key tu the westward, one of them being afemalé& We got ove onsk of water and some provisions out during the day. In the ovening the boat was swamped, and in the night it Was washed off, the water having risen alinost toa level The with tho key. jad to place ourselves on an allowance being no wat five days in am must drifted astore which two men fl raft, with the ve and two men st to the westward, On the morning of the (month not given). after having been sixtwendays on the raft, with nothing to eat hut raw salt pork, in lat MH dog 12 min, lon deg 40 nin the brig John Williams, Capt. who treated the master and and rtvok them ty the island el and there rig some boards W, they were pick dspeed, of New Or! nien with every kindy of Ruatsn, his tirst port’ of dostination. Mere f hired « mall vessel to reture to the key, for the remainder of the crew—five in number—and the two passeugers. The veasol nd eargo are & total loss, there being no moans uf saving either. Notice to Mariners. The Gloucester Telegraph reports that the bencon bas boca gone from the LondSnor some time. Whalemen. f aud for ‘incetown, name not recol- f Seaconnet 23d, 7 mow vut, 12) bbls sp oil, or HN Williams, KE Es Ship Robt Hooper, from Boston for NOrleans, Sept 19, lat AL 34, Yon 64 66. Ship Newt A whaling sehr. lected, anchored Perhaps the Sh; Forrestor, from Boston (June 23), for Co- 0 Is, t 21 30S nm >W. Bark Indian Queen, Drummond, from Hamburg for NYork, 28th ult, lat 69 4, lon Bark American, Adie, from Trinidad for Portland, Sept 15 (by the Tutegrity, at Charleston 20th from Baltimore Bark Wyandotte, from Boston for Barbadoes, 40 58, lon co Bark Conads, of aud from Portland for Havana, was seon n 71. on, from Portland for Cardenas, Sept 18, lat 41 14, H Hazard, from NYork for Matagorda, wae sig- aliged Supt 2, lat 23 17, on 91 Al. Foreign Ports. Hvenos AYRxs, Aug s—Ship Gondola, Atkins, for NYork ; barke BE Wetght, Jr, A it do, dg; D Godfrey, Treadwell, from Kio Janeiro, § days; Morgan Dix, Claypool, trom Baltimore, just art; Gen Jonor, Harding, from Wilmington, NC, are July 31, ding. Rowainy, SeptS—No Am vessels in port. Bark Corin- thian, f rtland, eld 3 days previous. A yuRG, Ang 2>—Sid ship Andover, Delano, Boston. 2iet, bark Tenaro, Barstow ATAN ISLAND, SeY SI twin and crew ° ‘rig Morning Star, NOr- le k with Chagres fever. Brig Fashion, 60 4. San Juan for NOrleans, was at Horn taland Aug 2%, captain and crow sick. Sava, opt 6—Brig Rogelin, Morris, Chas Edmonstone, Johnson, days. Arr brig Chas & Wolf, NYork. lome Ports. BOSTON, Sept 25—Arr ships Magella Simpron, Valpa- raiso via Talcafiuana July 15; Humphrey Purinton, Marwic Lishon 0th ult; brig Queen Exther, Pendleton, Philsdelphi sobrs Allogan, Stahl, Now Globe, Tibbett 7 Cook, Provincetown ers Creole, Winebs St Lawrence, Sturtevant, Portland. from Jacksonville; Nanoy 8 John H Jarvis, mich, NOr- B, vi ne rt; Telvgraphed, brig > Pinieved, trom — Cid al le Montreal, Morrill, do; Marathon, Kn Darks ¥ » Hower, Philadelphia; Hower, Carlisie, do; brigs Folus, Small, Kio Joneiro; J Curacoa; Clark Windsor, Holm dt, Ginn, Aux Charleston; Joh Dawson, Dickey, Wilmington, N Rhoades, Hamblin, baltimore; Koster, Crowell, Vore, Kelley, Philadelphia; echrs Ocean Wave, Ward, A Cayes; Susan, Whelden, Gonaives; Splendid, Rogers, Rich- mond; J Stratton, Hates, Albany; Nile, Linn Fine Wileox, Linnell, do; Woloott, Beers. N York; Charter Ook, Kelley, do; Howard, Lovell, d Saml AA Nickerson, do; steamers Sir Joh Harvey, True, City of New York, F delp ALTIMOKE, brig Hampden, Pomeroy, Baugor, Me. Old Story, Ryder, Boston; brig Matthews, Devs Boston; Coliaee aolire BELFAST, Sept 20—Arr sob mith, NYork, CHARLESTON, Sepszt—Arr Sp bark Boringuon, Aguadi PK, 16 days, Sid sehr SL Lucas, Sweeney, Key West and Mavan . GEORGETOWN, SC, Sept lk—Arr xohre Rinpice, Barker, fer Buckeville; HS Ianofair, Rae, ork; 2let, brig Galli ing, NYork for Buck Chi 17th, brig ‘Saran Dun brig Victoria, Mull, Nasew Arr eches Somerset, Perry, Whi- . Haws ladelp sen wk, Clot aware, hia; Hudson, oekway, 0. ‘ eT RWES, ig A M—A bark, suppowed thePoorloas feom New York, and an woknown bark and brig, passed up be veswold at har! ith th Maura: ind SW ‘and raining. YPORT, Sept 2-—Arr brig Domarara, Morithow Sid ship Parthenia (new), Shoof, NOFloans NS, Soptls—Arr stenmahip Yacht, Thomaen ntiago, ith inst, vin Galvegtony 1Oth inet from Liverpool, Lith July: atk rieop: h dave iat ao Willie Seotaget San Juan ne Nicneagus, 190) in Kosten Wood tard, Old ateamalip Moxie, Vince, Calveaton, and bv waine as Foported addition of eovoral coal ladon for New Orlenns, wont to sea thir Rondout, NLW ORI feom Braz sip Barglag, Kerr! Canola chip Marmera, anio, Cox, Tewed to soa ldth, ship Ningmea, aad backs Flora aad Ocife. ‘NORFOLK, Sopt 23—A. (encka, Pomrey, wi mington, NC’ for Boston, put th on assouun oF sickness of orew (a before reported), had lost one man on passage. Bi Bermuda, Carson, Wost Ii WAWK, Sept 25—Are sohe Hesuah Johasca, ENCE, Sept A—Arr steamer Polloan, Kenney, N i serine Uae nana Geng Dole: finotts, “Seiten, and Jol Ww Pe tea iphia; al Fairfield, Ali ONVer, lelphin; slooy : Prederlo Brown, Gatdinor, NY ork, yt oyss LAND, Sept 24—Are brig Joseph Alblom, Clark, N Sopt ACI Currituok, Foster, Liver- Hedge, San Fra whos, Bld sole Deak Ward, rovidence. LAND, Sept 17—Arr schrs Ophir, Booker; Mt Ho Port; Lucy Binke, Howes, and Leo, Lepr srts lag shy brig Reuben Carver, Cobb, ; sohra John, Cable 4 Duh, Lightfoot, Gregory, and. Mais, Moreill, N York; Mary Langdon, Simonton, aud 3 D lorton, Pioroe, Loy Amos, Amos; CL Wilkingon; Rilo Warrior, Ham; jet, Bennett, and All Sli Icth; bark A Ml Kimball, Sioepor, NOrloans; sobre’ Jos Baker; Ames; Leprelette, Brewn; Ald, Paul; Fountain, Rhodes: Lanaon Dean, Ulmer; Bolivar, Robtn B al, Alley, NYork, loth, Niagara, Perry, do; 19h, Wm 3 Brown, Motbrook, do; tat Weig Jowont Kellar, Gatvoston; 22d. shes Thos Hix, Hall, NYork; 23d, Honry Fraaklia, and Bit Hope, NY ‘ANNaML Sept p Southport, Wik York; brig @ F Williams, Colling, Boston; sehr Nort! Horton, NYork. Sid Br barks Wm Meotoalt, Thomps venport, F; John. Buchanan, St John, NB; wohe Jul Higheo, Philadelphia, SALEM, Sept A—Are brigs Oregon, Const of Afrion, July 2b; Sam Small, ‘Troadwoll . Robinsow, do hark Lawre! r Atlautio, Niukerson. N York, via PORT, Sept 18—Std bark D $ Goodsell, Harriman, Westeon Islands. WASHINGTON, NC, Seps 1d—-Are sehr Comet, Pugh, N York; 17th, schra Secretary Maroy, Midyett; io, Farrow; + fi do. Cld bolow. Rusli Willow Alban; PO! York. KICHMOND, Anstiss, Ti Ayres, Angi Ella, Gaudoar. and E 8 Willette, Smith, sohrs Rio, Lane, sn¢ Globe, Tooker, N York WARKEHAM, Sept d1—Arr bi Baltimoro; 224 Edward, iad ‘diner, and Tele; hie, Sia léth, L Waterbury, Baltimore; 18th, Rio, ry neve, do; 17th verb Harriot Chandler, and Geo M Smith, NYork; 23d, rs Arrived. Passenge Liven Poor—Ship Frances P Sago—Mri Cole, Bistes Mand C Carney, L Carney Dr J A Farris and Indy 8 Colley, Miss L ad servant, J W Ship Albus—Mr Chaco, Boston; Mrs A Wilson, Louino. rig Winthrop—Thos Howls, H Johnson, ¥ ngohes, I Plata, J Algamara, 3 I Brak rs Sailed. rier, dames i JH Merry and Gardner, Lad, ise 4 PG Ly B Seally and ly, W V Prentice and lady, TL Holt, J Pra- torius, Judge Sim# and lady, Lucius Teft, A J EYRE, Mrs 8 Johnson, Misa L C Dustin, Miss Carrington, Purplo, W A Rawson, SH Eckman, James Hill, Miss A Bollamy, Bellamy, Miss R, Hubbill, Mea W Tillery and ohild, Miss Hannah K Pugh, Miss Johnston, CH Baird, T Sandford, Dr i M Hiomer, John C Caulfield, M_A Coh ¥ den, Kara Tipos, W 1 Johnson, John Foley, Eee A Morse, C H Morse, Thomas Hilliard, Toney r L_ Friedley, T P Kennedy, W Denham, Mr Scott, L McKenna, T D Dexter, “Alexander MoDon- ald, John Mallory, enry Banks, Richard L Wood, JH Whittlesey, G A Chairs, JS Maner. jr, James J, Clyett, Hi Middlobrook, V W Skiff, James M Cross, John F Doo, Col JM Hansom, Geo S$ Robinson, G MoDonald, Miss W B Hal and child, Mrs D B Kemp, A Porter, lady, ohild, id vant; Mrs W B Johnson, Mra E™A Beatty, Mre Morris, Miss F Burlingame, Miss C Burlingame, Petor Hawn, MD. Miss Sarah Hawn, Miss E Botume, Mias F A Brow Clan Hicks, T Ht Par- and lady, F A Browor, Mra S'C C sons, Joseph Stern and Iady, 1. Shulman, Indy and child; 3 DG’ Rogers, Mra Forsyth and two Frank A Gwell, Jam children, Mr Read and Indy, Mrs MC Noble, Mrs Rogers, Mise Rogers, A F Kemp and lady, C B Jones and Indy, Mrs Homer, Mra Woodruff, Dr TP Pugh, Indy and servant; A Delbanco, J W Pryer. 1. Gardacr, L Tucker, A Gump, Louis Lewengood, Wm Ii Miller, OS Biliott, Richacd A Henson, 1 Mok RK Hunt, E L Hollis, Wm R Scott, Francis orge H Bestwick, WA Bostwick, James’ Sturges, 38 Carruthors, A W Newell, W Warriugton, Isaac Sawin, David Rosenbaum, B Palmer, P J Bulger, 8 H Bunke: General Blake. Billy Bowlegs, a Holatte Meoco, Jol Jumper; Sarparke Yohola, Fatsachoe Emathla, Nocote Emathla, Chocote Tastenugges, Old Abraham,’ colored interpreter—I 35 in tho steeraze. CHARLESTON—Stoamship Unlon—E de F de Is Cazeris, Dr Burrill, Dr Chisolm and lady, the three Misses Sedgwicks, FS Becton, Henry E Allen, Thos II Drayton, Mrs and Miss Sinclair, TA Whitney and son, Louis Lyon and mt, M D Gordon, Miss Gordan, Misa Isham, J H Bosworth, J nard, Mr Barnard and lady. Miss Ormond, Jam: JE Boving, Bronson, M Quintna, Mra Is De © Bronson, rest and Lad: a, Mrs J Fountain an children, W B Ri it Libbey, lady and two child: \dwil d Mies Hughes, Mi wn, 1 Smith, CB Jones and lady, Mrs Beokmann, Davi cr, A B Gurney, HJ Wery, Mr Ladriere, J W Graydon, © Lomis, L Goldenbeok, A. Des and ady, A G Sutton, J Kingsb R M4 Thayer, M J Thayer, G Chadwick, Miss L. Miss Martha MoCloskey, R Swain, J Bourns, I Anthony, J Bennett, E Perkins, §W H Hammond, F Fay, 3 Drake— Min the steera SHIPPING, z OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM. ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.—This steamer will depart with the United States mails for Europe, pou- Sively on Sata October 2nd, at twelve ool from her berth at street. No berths so- cured till paid for, For trolght oF aaange, having une- ‘vwalled accommodations for elegance and 00: fs = EDW. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 Wail attest, Pasoe re requested to be on board at half-past eleven 4; Mer“ihe stonnllp-aclantte will uoceed the Bacio, and will sail o1 0 16th October. UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamship—Ketween New York and Liverpool direct, and between Boston and Liverpool, the Boston ships only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and pas- songers, ‘A It —, AFRICA, dking, =e EL RO! RA, Capt. Stone. AMERIC. ANADA, Capt. Lang. apt. Leitoh: These vessels carry a clear white light at mainmast head, Green on the atazboard, red on port. Wednesday, 29th Soptembor, Wednesday, 6th October. Wodnesday, 13th October. We 20th Ww We Ww We Wodn Arabia, Wedn America, Boston, Wedn Asis, Now York, W. Europa, Boston, We Rd December. , nesda; rt) from New York or Boston oabin, $120; second cabin, $70. No berth secured uatil paid for. Freight will be chazged om specie beyend su amount for personal expenses. ‘An experienced surgeon on board. wapapers must pass through the Post All letters a: office. For freight » apply to ee Re ORS rder of the Brit © Liverpool—First No. 4 Bowling Green, itish Treasury, Watehos and ‘marks of in consequence of whioh, French shipped at Havre for New York or Bostot without inowrring the risk, as heretofore, of the English Custom Hou French, German, and other foreign dronght in common with British Inding aro givon in Havre for New York, Aiftotsied IN sat baled fey Ef em mt le etd iverpool © Liverpool a1 te ship ‘Company intend sailing thelr now steamships no tole ds, recetved and ool. ‘Through bills of e Maroh “ March at i. <Wednesday, Sept. 29,1852, . be Oct. 27, . “Deo. 4, 4 Jan, City of Manchester City of Glasgow... City of Manchester... City of Glasgow, City of Mane! City of Glaago' City of Mant ates of from rooms, $00) tn midehip Frolent } inela fA or a) to HOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exchange Bisco, N.Y. or No. ‘al; 0%, Phi A limited number of third phils. Passongers will be taken at $20 from Philadelphia, and $30 from Liverpool—fou: with provisions, NEY, ORK AND HAVRE STEAM NAVIGATION jompany The United Siaies Mail Steamers, the FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander, and the HUM- LDT, D.’Lines, commander, will I New York, id Southampton, for the your 1352, om the follow- LEAVE NEW YORE, LEAVE Maven, Oot. Homboldt, “ oo hg % Mumboldt, “ FA Franklin, “ Oot. 23 Franklin, ped Nov. & Humboldd, “ Deo. 22 os Jan.19'53 beige Aractions, atone, Vere | modatior ator Beopping, at Init assengers proo tages ov sny other tino in the ‘coonomy of both time and money. ™" baad a3 ‘pasenge New York to Southampton eis From Havre or Southampion io Now Fork © passage seoured until paid for. A "ih ere a Hh, 08 javre. : . 860 experienced Sur- A ELI, cont, 63 Brondway. WILLIAM IS! MARTINBAU CR ¥ ! on, PHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVI- any’s Ni of Stoamah: 1 ve ports, and will on the. followin vember 29th, October 13th and z7th, and December Sth and 22d ; and will leave n onda iternate We rick H a y ayanns a & ERON PADELFORD, F. steerage, Rode, 25 come por Coo! to supply themselves with this no other form will be signed. the offices of the agents, 70 A, t re P."STANTON, 56 South stress, anship ‘amin Franklia, J.’ Teal, commander, will msceod the om Peon. Gon conn! ARBELLA AUSTRALIASPTRST VEBSELTADY ow ready for rom will sail on Monday, for" time 8 fow moro paarengors oan be teen oT low rates, tf immediate application is made on board, at te | Novi tive, or FB, SUTTON, 44 Wall ateeat, Sati furnished lows a The MAGKLON wil ollow on OR SAVANNAH.—UNITED STATES MAIL aoe F The new and did ALABAMA, ». Ledlow, ore, loave om Saturday, October at ¢ o'clock, Pa wi North 1b Prout Plevet. tal, No. ‘CEL reine ELL, cry fare, tl NITED STATE connect! M. with the Pacific Mail 8 nited States Mail Line fo inwall and Panama,—Th 8: Mail Ste AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, toamebie OF SEE, will be GEORGIA’S mails and ately for San Francisoo. No efforts ies to pub thelr passea- ‘Transit of the Isthmus at the passe ns seouring through passage by the U ‘tates mai ew York have proforonce of commodation on board the Pacific mail steamers. Rates fare from Panama to San Francisco on the mest favorabip torms. For freight or passage, apply to Cxkires A, WHITNBY, At the sae of the companiocs, 177 West street, comer of i sted to ly themselves y's bills of lading, which WAL be signed we nu the hours of 10 and 1 o’clook on the day IRE CITY LINE—-FOR SAN FRANCISCO Via inwall, (Navy Bay)—Through Tioketa at Rod d splondid steamship Dayton Wilson, comma , on Tuoaday, October 19th, from p '3, N.K., connecting at Panama wi new and Una) double ones steamship City of Pitts! 2,500 tons, Robert W. ‘ter, commander, whioh st will be im readiness to receive the passengors by the Sieres N and sail immodiately for San Franc eager ersare unsurpassed for speed, ventilation or ion, and afford superior advantages for families going to California, First and socond cabin passengers vided with state rooms on both ships, and dit table. A part of the steerage on the heed of Pitt loted to femal Passengers are landed at ti Aspinwall. An experienced 1FgeO attached to cach ship. For r 0, apply to J. HOWARD. a'SON, ‘Agonte, St Beadwen. 8. MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NEW. grltans, vis Havana.—The splendid steamship © CENT CITY, D, D. Porter, U.8.N., Commander, will oall t the foot of Warren street, N. R., om Monday, 2 o'clock, P. M., precisely. ' Rates of ‘orihe $a Stecrags Berth, Sake Specialy io 9 Et to Havaun, Freight taken 40. Now Orionse at bio foot. Shippers of ht are wolves with the sompany of Inding, application at the office. | No other 9 of lading signed afver the ship fetewome ‘THE UNITED STATES MAIL STRAMSHIP 18. of 1,200 tons, having been, thoroughly Fo now boilers and new copper, will be ro on the ling, between, C wilt louse, apply te, Gupte Rolliog yo ofhce of the Baltimore Sonat Bnstat Game of Spoar’s whart. MN. F. P'QNzER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, Melbourne, Port Laer and Sydnoy. The noble real clipper ship ONECO, Feige w, will succeed Ocean agile, ae fourth ee this line, and sail on the 10th of Ootober. which arantoed lor, ‘every ree] te fclintin Matia de Mapas eu of paar ule Tou SOaN, AP wa Si SPY TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. ‘The Glasgow and New York Steamship Co steamship GLASGOW (1,962 tone 400 horse Trill gal from New York, for Glaigo , September 29, and op Saturdéy, 20h Novem 12 “grolgek (at, non. | First cabin ‘(saloon steam rooms! 0. do., 0.5 Beoond oabia, Btewad’s fee tnaluded: ‘Apoly tj . MeSYMON, 33 Broadway, was DERBILT LINE—FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—Onlp Line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus.—The vorite double-engine steamship PROMETHEU: 1,800 will leave from pier No. 2, No river, at 30’ Precisely, on Tuesday, October 5, for San Juai connecting with the a beget steamship PACIFIC, over the Nicaragua transit route, having but twelve miles of land ‘Those steamers have superior acco: tions and v: tion. For information or at lowest rates, apply only to D. B. _No. 9 Battory place, up's HE PASSENGERS OF TITE EMIGRANT VESSEY, the Ganges, which arrived in this port on Saturday evening, have presented an addvess to the Koy. Mr. Ryame lately of Carlow, College, in Ireland, and now on his way te St. Lovis, thanking him in the warmest terms, for having, ab their request, delivered publle prayers and instractions during the voyage, which wore attended by persona of al enom tions on board. They have alo proposed to pre- sent him with a suitable testimonial of their qratitude, aad to publish the address and his reply, but this the rev. gontle- wan bas respectfully declined, ‘They wish, however, thus publicly to return him their warmest thanks, to assure him that his name shall always be ever dear to them, and thatzthey shall always endeavor to put in practice his oftem repeated exhortation of devotedness to the doctrines fend sacred discipline of catholicity in the land of thir adep- tion. Signed on behalf of the other passonge! ses Sane Bist naan, ‘ornelius Mur a Patri a Thomas MeArio,”” nessa E THE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS OF THR Ganges, ind attenti during the quality whi veovel. Signed PS . J. Ryan, Chazles Smyth, beg to express our deepest gratitude for the of Capt. Stevens to our health and fore solicitude forthe sick, a1 8 8 fire MEDICAL. HE HIGHLY CELEBRATED BARON SPOL&SCO Ts. D., A. B., &o., from London, of wide sproad Bw , and instructor of medical studewem uthor of the treatise “On all Disease, the most wonderful and world. After Coat a! dicians fail bilates mercury, and the worst di duration. 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