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epectmen of blue and cream laid peper, gold giitintesh & Oo , Cleveland, Obie, tor frutt, ailver oup, ‘Wetecn Mrookiyn, best adhesive gum, sliver Underhill. Croton, New York, for grapes, silver & W. McAdams Mawachusstts, © pom lifter for RB. 8. Underhill, Croton, New York, for grapes, silver eccourt books fret medal: . Greve B Parish RB. Underhill, Croton, New York, for grapes, silver SD m2 cen, egestas of tock type, vee me R. L. Colt, Paterson, New Jersey, for foreign grapes, silver m: dal. oa ) & W MoAdams Boston, Mass, specimens of blank ‘J. P. Giraud, Jr., Bergen, New Jersey, roots for cattle, books HMiver medal : silver cup, $8." ‘ E pentieray. ‘M. Donadi, Astoria, Long Island, for roses, silvermodal. Ambier & Avery best dental mechanism gold medal. M. Donadi, Astoria, Long Island. for roses. silver medal. | 1 aR ane MANTHLLas. J. Cranstoun, Hoboken, New Jersey, for flowers, silver y geldme | GNC Thorburn, Astoria, Long Island, for dablias, silver on M Bell, best velvet cloak gold medal. cer A Manfer & Go. Mass ser word. gold medal EE twory table cutlery, eilver me- be J $15. Donadi, Astoria, Long Island. for dahlias, silver cup, 10. . J. Shaw, New York, for dahlias, silver medal. T i | New York, for dablias. silver medal. vineenes « gut = Pas |, Astoria, Long Island tor flowers, silver cup, Alien & Thurlow Worcester Mass. firearms, - . S ag Mrs. A. Henderson, Middle Village, Long Island, for Firearms Manefscturtng Co. firearms load- | bouquets. silver cu ip, $8. tbe breech mee J. Cranstoun, Hoboken, New York. for bouquets, silver be Weneteetarses Company, Massachusetts, brass cease pave acs CAM oe modal. steer ede T Cavanegh, New York. for flowers, silver medal. Macks New ork pereusdon caps, silver medal LB #, New York, block shawl embroidered, silver oaarine % Jobo Grent Mortieanta New York, for graining, silver f. Hi. Eastbrook, Bristol, Rhode Island, for worsted poe embroidery, silver medal. Mewere Male & Co beet ert ing and eaamediing on glase, RB. Price kag fe embroidered chair, silver medal. Miss Stephens. New York embroidery, silver medal, nige lettering diploms Miss Hamilton, New York. embroidery, silver medal. Miss Jacob, New York, crochet work. silver medal. ©. Linberr, New York, hair work, silver medal KR Lincoln Brother, New York, sesond best hair work, ellver medal. P. Wilder, New York. carved moulds, silver medal. 3. Duryea, New York, washstand. silver medal. Mr. Ducaux New York cut screws. silver medal. A Manufacturipg Company, Connecticut, hoes and rakes. silver medal, Benedict & Co. New York, Gorman silver, silver medal B Pox New York imitation of marbie, silver medal. \ebogrephy silver m dal Oa engraving sliver m-dal Sere AND OPHOLTERING | best varmirbed marble paper | Hors. | 8. Land, silver medal | a Kennedy, New York, marble Bae Saeliens Gohine second best oak and marble | J W. Harrington, Williamsburg, stained window, silver apes bemelags aplow, | medal. Waters, Brookiyn. best spring mattress, silver | D. Mauritty New York best spring bed bottom, ellver | Kaverd Dixon meds Institution for the Piind, « well made hair mattress, filrer medal rer ‘A. Phillips, New York. for « beautiful specimen of work im hanging paper dni Hustace & Biert New turets. silver mega. snow FORNIT 1% ©. Herring New York, best eoamelied mantels, gold mide! 3.1, Keyser, New York, second best enamelled man- tein, sliver medal Enamel Marble Man‘elpicee Company, New York, third Dest enamelled mantels ilver medal A R Pattieon, New York, beautiful emimelied stair rod silver medal mantel, silver SHAWLS AND MUSLIN DELAINES. 8. sree Essex county. New York, shawls, silver 2 Hamilton Weollen Company, delaines, &e., gold me . Wakefield Mills, Pennsylyania woollen scarfs, silver medal Dunean & Cunningham, Franklin, N. J., long shawls, silver medal. New York best curled hair, fiver ‘a we ork paper hanging manufec- | ¢hawis, silver me J. Ray & Co, medal. PIANOFORTES AND ORGANS, Fisth, Pond & Co., New York, iron piano, silver HL. B. Horton & Co. Akron Ohio, melophine, silver inedal dad. Watervieit, N. ¥., plaid shawls, silver E. D. Warren, Boston reed organ, silver medal ANCY ARTICLES | medal T WH. Gillies, New York, euperior spring chairs, gold mle Mise Mareetto, New York, embroidery, &c., silver DACURRRNOTYPRS. wedal 3a N . gold medal 8. J. Schnepps, New York, embroidered handkerchiefs, Meade juerrestype’, | silver medal silver medal. MACHINERY, MODELS AND INVENTIONS. Bemvcl Koot for imitation crayon daguerreotypes, Joreph P. Person New York, a double vacuum steam Bliver medal : condenser gold medal T © Stiidolf. for imitation of metallic gilding on Howes & Ibillips, atk, N. J., for a steam engine, wood, rilver medal. gold medal TES. W. Vine, Jr. Hartford, Conn., a gold beating machine, WM. Jackeon & Sons, New York, beet grates, gold | gold medal. model. J AY M'Dougall, New York, for a platform scale, gold woot me HN. Dox Livingston Nelson Oo., Virginia, excellent Bieke & Johnson, Waterbury, Conn , improved rollers, fp clmen of Saxony wool gold medal gold m: dal Locks TL. H Greene, New York, a type casting machine, gold W &I.T. Fitch, New taven, Connecticut, superior cebinet locke, gold medal MANUFACTURED SILK. Jobp Ryli, Paterson New Jersey. beautiful specim: of sewing and Oiber silks, silver medal. MATHEMATICAL ASD PH L INSTRUMENTS, James Prentice, beet mathematical instraments. gold medal medal W. Gee, New York fora blotting machine silver medal. — Seen, Buffalo, N.Y, « patent steam valve, ver Pierce & Valentine, 122 Water street, for a superior afe. cold medal | for gilt washable mouldings silver medal * | Tebrems & Albricht. second best speclmens of mathe- | Mr. Palmer North Carolina. for superior thrashing matical instruments silver inedal | machine. silver medal Charles Cessly. fine specimens of globes, gold meds. =| John W William Norton for good thermometers, silver medal. | quartz crusher gold medal ©. J Sherman, for simple and convenient spirit levels, Slonn & Leggatt, New York. regulating water in steam fliver medal | boilers, gold medal. A Dene good opera and other ginsses, sliver medal =| Joveph Pine. New York, for the running gear on fire G. ©. Weesman a rhip carpenter guage, siver medal. | engines. gold medal neste | A. Davie, New York, fora dove tailing machine, gold Lexington, Ky.,a superior bale of | medal. i Ly bemp. silver medal A C. Powell. Syracuse, N. ¥.. for a machine for cutting Havit. Lees & Oa, for on excellent sample of hemp, | bolts. goid medal Bilver Dedal | T. & Gordom. New York, » card press gold medal. ©. MeMy & Sov. Williamsburg, L. 1, superior dressed hemp, silver medal sHInTs. Mrz. B. Van Houten, New York, best shirts, silver | meds! | CHINA, GLASS AND RAR SWART, | Brooklyn Flint Glass Oo . for the best flimt, cut. colored | and fency glass. gold medal Haughwou' & Daily New York, best painting and gild- fog on china, gold medal j Yor the arti tic shill displayed om the porcelain vase, | gid medal © Osrthidge & Co. Gzeen point, L I, American por- ceisin, gold medal ‘Thos. Hemmin wey Fairbanks, agricultural implements, silver New York cst axle. silver medal, & Perry. cutting machine, eilver medal Fars Gould. Newark, N.J., for good workmanship on slide lathe gear cutter &e. silver medal. Brower & White, Madeon, Conn, engime lathe, silver A.W. Metealf. New York. steam whistle. sflver medal Child & Tainter, Worcester. Sas, planing machine, silver medal Thome. STUPFED BIRDS. | silver medal T.G_ Bell, a superior case of stuffed oirde, ellver medal. | Joby A Collins New York Bash Locks. i D Brutidread for & Co J. H. Butterworth & Co Dover. N. 1H, best banklocks, | throstie gold medal gold medal |B. Kreisher, New York fire brick, gold medal | J. & M MsAdams, Boston, for a psging machine, gold medal J. T. Foster, New York. stone pitcher, silver medal. E. i. Asberoft, Borton, Mass steam guage, silver me- ser & Som. New York, boller maker’s toois, jartz crusher, silver medal. Paterson, N.J., for a cotton IKON ROOFS Bogarduse & Hoppin, » benutitul and light coartructed iron roof silver medal comns. 8 C. Noses & Oo . superior dress combs, silver medal. J Ruewell Williamsburg. L. 1, ornamental combs, sil- B. 1 Otis, Binghamton, N. Y., boring, morticing, ver medal = | and diitling machine. sliver medal A Moulton, ruperior shell combs, silver medal, | Beldwia & Cunningham, Nashville, New Zaupshire, Hot PURNA | for @ boring machine. rllver medal D. Culver, bert bot air furnace gold medal Ti Boardman Platteburg. New York, steam boiler, Shilsom. Ricbardeon & Co , second best hot alr furnace, | silver medal <r medal ©. & G W. Woodward, New York, steam valve sliver FURWACES medal L Porter & Co, Tos, NY , best portable het air fure | KR. Dudgeom & KE, Lyons, New York, hydraulic jacks mace. silver medal Worry Twrethiand & Co. Crescent, Saratoga Co, N. | Y _ best parlor stove, rilver me Joseph DP Audrews, New stoves, silver im Dr. Culver. New York. for su execlient disp ay of plain, foncy. and pedestal registers silver medal. New York, pump. silver medal. I wrench. siiver medal Comming New York, Loc rk. best hall and office moive track Rollinson, New York, lathe for corucal w AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, | KW. Pa ker, Roxbury, Mussnchnsetts, pol'eys, sliver Hadley Falie Co Mass cheese press. silver medal wedal Louse: & sriffie New York eb oe P liver med Semuel Hall, bolts, washers, silver medal J.D Wickerbam New York wire te Thureton. Gr & Co, Providence, Rhode Island §. Wilkinson Midoiciown, N Y., grain cradles, ellver give stiver medal : medal w York rteem guage, silver medal. ©. Harris New York iver medal AND CONPECT ¥ Jewel Hall N.Y , grain separater, i. best plumb cake, silver medal ellver mecal L. Alexander, rubmarine boat, gold medal Bobeock Albany, N. Y. draining tile, silver | _ Charles Wilson, Springtteld stone med | €reecing mechine gold medal ee ‘A. & # Fionc, Newark N_J. gate, sliver medal A. Evens, New York, beet stone polishing machine, M% BP. Coons. Troy, N Y., oruamental fence, sliver | gold medal wedal D, D, Weetervelt, bert model of a pilot boat, silver A. B. Allen & Co, New York agricultural implements, | medal gold medal f CLOCKS AND WaTeHEs Ralph & Co do. Go. vilver medal Jobn St & Bom, fine clock gold meds , W.¥ Kilbem. Puffalo New York, mowing and reap- | © K Hames, Ithaca, N. ¥, calendar clock, gold medal fog machine goid medal DRUG AND CHEMICALS. uget and Grifio. New York, ezricultural imple Best pea ‘ver m mente. gold meds! Derteben eal preperath n acide, sliver meds: Lovget and Griffin, grain drill siiver medal. W. Coignte New York best pearl starch sliver modal. § Kush & Krucher, best chemioal preparation, aciis iin Saegen Sooo &e , silver medal New York In¢in Kubber Co. ellver medal perm candies. sliver medal LP. Porter, New York India rubber canes, silver best family soap gold medal medal Green Polut, LL, best prus potash Mr. Mallerd, Lowell, M foranti corrosive gee gy Oy weal ” sii . Lurner, silver meda Belling & Vogle bost vermacelll and macearont silver ACPICULTERAL x > ach n. medal z Moore New York. fe ‘b ellver cup $10. b W Baker best checolate and cocoa rT meds! B Leo New: for second best plougi D. Hutebnanger, « cabinet of chemicals and other pre- | pliver medal. parations, riiver medal J Swaunell, New York for ploughing silver cup. $10 Jackson & Dow essence of peppermint, sliver ‘A. Carlton, Worcester Masrachusetis, for second best ,,Ja¢kee” Dom cena tesla lovgbing elilver cup. $8 ‘ tan 0 Mase patent sperm ofl, « iA 'B. Bomm Orange, New Jersey, third best plough. Maphattan Ol ( shears yuner angie ing, eilver medsl. Alden & Co. New York. cream eofien concentrated ‘A. Henderro Fllver cup, $10 J. Maloney. Nyack pliver cup, $8 7. Daly Nyack. New York for third best spading. silver entown, Long Inland, for best spading, | silk stiver snedal After the Het had been ge madge (he President of the Ine ‘ew York, for econd bert spading throug tute General Tall- me forward and ane delivered a long ration: but a» it was altogether made KE. H. Kimbell. Flatlands Long Island, for best farm of | up of whig dogmas, and ip every reepeot partaking more OG acres. Hiver cup $50 of a politic 1a scientific mature, we will not inflict 0S Coleman, Flatlands, Long Islend, for best form of fe a © cclemtide mature, wo will net indi Dé sores. Ailver cup $2 one J J Mepies Newark New Jersey, for best farm of 26 Previous to the final closing of the exhibition, we Borer. sliver eup, $10 Lewis Morris Mo garden, Filver cup. $20 gienned the f-llowing particulars from the manager Owlng to the delay of the exhibitors in pending forward «pia New York, for best market Ther hae Arecoth Sew York, for best field of , theircontdbutions, the Falr wae not opened watt sits poner eae pln “ ' Oth of October gone Gay later then bed been J. Shillingeford, Clinton, New Jersey, for best field of ane b . § Ay ~ = co ee eed rordstown, New Jersey, for orchard of | ment, though 6 feet had Leen added. thut making the quinces. tilver enp #1¢ . Feom 216 by 20 fect measurement, the ac commodations 3.¥. Gireud. Jr, Bergen, New Jersey, for display of | were whe! dequate ‘The admissions to the Fair courirted of gale thoket | complimentary tickets Every member of the institute (whe wun! worn silver eup A. Henderson. Middie Village, Long Island. for 40 eare of white corn eilver medal | dt. Ber ree! 40 ears of yel- | Ueket; and all the prominent J. Robertson Wertchestor, New York. for Mediterranean | sddition to thir, the commuter bad luvited 125 at silver cup. $6 | ip thie and surrounding Btaten 2 womd us legates >» ; e ork t, el spect the articles on view All the rocietios respon’ 2 am Shutt, Ubter New York for white wheat, silver H opty wadinn tomy tut uty Dengue ake woe 7 7 of merously weleomed by the pocwty Single admis adr son ad ay a | Fron tickers have. been presepted to over 6 O00 persom Every exhibitor bad a free ticket, fo that it hat been ty, New York, for bushel of oats. ellver medal | computed that only cue out of every #ix Hecker, Brothers, New York. for prepared flour, eller ane Institute psid— derpite of wick otal ree which will make the numer of payers 100.000, and the del. |, Orange county. New York. { bo foo etna) oeenes Senmey, ow Kerk, See. speraten. | Wee es kave unouaed toa eies ead, ie aaah of butter, silver cup, $15 B.C. Burses, e county. New York. for second best | calculation can be made of the number of dutly visiters, specimen butter, silver eup. $10. but on the average. the deily reovipts Lave amounted to ©. Powell. Orange county New York, for third best $1200 The committee lave pald $100 e day for the use ‘of butter silver medal of the buildin gerden, nod rtipulsted to put the ot New York, for superior butter silver whole premises in as good condition a* the day on which © ecceincs caida < they entered on the lease. To reader eversthing os perfec tiy comimodiour as piv the eommitioe hed to yolld a covering over Ube bri nnd add rixty Ove fect to the machine rocm, m+ already mentioned and through meV ernde Oneida, New York, for cheese, silver cup, 1s J. O. Date, Lewis county, New York, for second best c #10 the whole a line of sbafling, with palleye of ali dimen- On Dowd, Ashtabula county, Obio, for third best tions for the working of the different machioes, the choese, oliver owners of which had to pay no fee at all In feet nome J. W Bailey, Plattsburg, New York, for apples, silver of the eshibi'e Jn a part of the buildiog, beve ever cup, $8. lee w ver ; y york, frait, sil- ifying to keow thet the whele menage wt camventen siianeeapet tie aedped ment of the Tnstiiow ber been carvied oe Hovey & Boston. for silver cup, $8 twenty-five years by velustery inher 6 2 Barly sick. Long Iniand for, , silver medal. — $ erent wetons ond ouly © few of tbe 5 eer of the & walery, te mae Underhill, Croton, New York for quinces, silver oe se ae ee eens eS oa 7 ” es an for the trew beoe engrn- J Filleem, Uleter county, New York, for cranberri nate pny ope mnan for 7 Rage Deny a . Borer medal dered. An wcidition ¥ Duneav & Cunningham, Franklin, N. J., embroidered | r Mrs Stonehill, New York, case of bonnets, silver | Bleck & Gramm, corner of Canal and Centre streets, | Cochrane, Williamsburg, L. I, for the best | K. Kideom, Rochester, N.Y, for a governor valve. silver | na | City Intelligence. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE {N MADISON STREET—FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED—TWO FIREMEN BADLY IN- SURED, ‘This most destruetive fire, reported in our morningand evening editions of yesterday, originated in a frame house situated im the rear of No. 36 Roosevelt street, occupied | by Morris Gleeson as astable. Although the alarm was Immediately given by the officers of the Fourth ward, and the firemen were quickly upon the ground, the flames had communicated to the large six story brick | building Nos. 23 and 23}; Madison street, before the wa- tercould be brought to bear upon it with effect. This building was the property of Daniel Bubler, and was 0c- cupied; lower floor, by Mr. J, Brown, as a miik and but- | ter store, and by Mr. Butler as a grocery and liquor | store; second floor, by Mr. Buhler, as storage rooms; third ‘and fourth floors, by Mr. John Brown, as a bedstead aad table manufactory; and the fifth and sixth by Mr Dowey. asa varnishing and polishing establishment. About 3 o'clock, the interior of the building was entirely burned out with its contents, and shortly after the four ‘walls fellin with @ tremendous crash The roof cf the ad- joi building, No, 25, ocoupied on the first floor by Mies Brown, as a fancy store, upper story by policeman Gleeson, of ihe Fourth ward, was crushed in by the full- ing of the w: ‘The flames also communicated to this building but were soon extinguished The furniture of the occupants was damaged to the amount of about $1,000. | Notnsurance. Two members of engine company 15, whilst gallantly discharging their duty, were se- riously injured by the falling walls, One, named Thomas Hay, was conveyed’ to the City Hospital; the other, name not ascertained, was taken to his resi- dence. The adjoining buildings, Nos. 17. 19, and 2i, are much injured by fire, and were deluged with | water. They were occupied, first floor, by Mr. John 0. Ridden, as a butcher's oP Mr, Edward Morrissey, as a grocery store. and by alooksmith. The buildings in the rear of Nos. 32 and 34 Rosevelt street, near to the origi- ‘pal scene of the conflsgration are also very much injured. | The sparks were driven off with such force that they oom | wunicated fire to the Roman Catholic Church in James street, and were 1t not for the vigilance and eine of the firemen, that edifice would have beer much injured if | not totally destroyed. ‘The flames were soon, however, | extinguished in that quarter. The greatest consterna- | tion prevailed in the vicinity of the conflagrztion: | and many families rushed precipitately from their | dwellings, leaving their all a prey to the flame | In one of the houses situated in the rear, near to whe the fire first broke out, four children were forgotten by | the people in their terror and consequent flight. Tne | smouldering walla were nearly caving in, when they were | descried by Captain Brennan, of the Sixth ward, by whose | noble and humane exertions they were rescued. The Cap- tain, we are sorry to say, bad his’ fivger and ons hand severely burned. The damage by this fire is esti- | mated at $12 000, the greater part of the loss falling upon Mr. Brown. The building is insured, but it is said that his valuable stock was not. The Captains of the Sesond, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth wards, attended with their respective commands. The firemen were in great numbers, and exerted themselves in their usual manner. Tne following 18 as correct an estimate of the lors as could be obtained at a late hour last evening:—Building Nos. 23 | and 2334 Madison street, owned by Mr. Buhler, loss about | $7,000; insured for $3000 in Astor Insurance Company. | John Brown, lors about $8,000; no insuranc>. Mr. Butler's | loss is about $2000; noinsurance. Mr. Dewey's loss about | $8 000; no insurance. Mr. Bubler’s loss on stock, & , in | premises, about $3.000; no insurance. No. 21, John 0. Ridden, loss about $200; no insurance. The damage to | the other buildings may be estimated at about $5,000. Tue Weataen.—Yesterday morning a dense, heavy | fog hung around the city. and at daybreak the yore appeared wet. as if rain bad fallen, owing to its preva- lence, The day came on exceedingly fine. The ther- mometer at the Heraty Building ranged: at noon, 71 de- grees; at 8 P. M,, 7034 degrees; at 5 P. M, 7034 degrees. ‘The night was fine, and with an appearance of settled weather, Tue Tuomas Francis Meacrer Ciun--Re-oncanization —This most reepectable Irish Club held a special meeting last evening, at Hermitage Hall, corner of Houston and Allen streets, for the purpose of re-organizing the body, avd placing it upona broad aud permanent basis) The Club was formed in this eity in 1848, but from the opera- tions. of various causes, it shumbered until the escape of the illustrious exile. whose name it bears. A large number of gentlemen were precent at 8 o'clock. for the purpose of fetcusitating it. Mr. Thos. Mauer, President, was called tothe Chair, and Mr. J J. Walsh, Recording Secretary to the Club acted as Secretary tothe meeting Messrs, J Doffy. Thomas Maher, Edward Hughes, Thomas Gar- nen, and Jobn Flannelly had been appointed as a Com- mittee to prepare and frame a constitution and by-laws, with rules and regulations for the Club. Mr. Dutly, as chairman of that committee, read the preamble and re.o- | lutions greed upon, and the Secretary read the by laws, whieh had been previously submitted. The main objects proposed are, the forming of all Irishmen here | jute Clubs, uniting around this as a centre 4 the uniting of Irishmen at home to unite for the development of the resources of their native land; the encouragement of manufacture, and the establishment of a native trade ; the members of the Clubs to give a preference hero to articles of Irish manufacture before those of ¥ngland, avd endeavor to break down what they term | “an accursed monopoly which tends to support a bloated aristocracy at the expense of their starving kindrad;” the avoidance of sll extreme political factions in this country to be insisted upon, buta true broad, and in- telligible democratic principle instilled. Every endea- vor to be used to unmask what are termed the systematic lies of the Times, and cther English papers. upon the Irich character. and as thot journal gloats o’er the ex- patriated thousands who leave their native land in pov- erty as becoming consumers of English gcods here, means be taken to disappoint his eruel calculation, and make them consumers of the staple production of Ireland, stabbing the trade monopoly of Englund to the The by-laws were adopted after some amend- | ment, A benefit will be derivable from the funds by members, after a certain period. in cases of sickness, | Provirion ix made for a greud ball upon the Ist of Jan- | uary, to be anpual, and Adkin’s band is engaged. A vi riety of business was transacted, and the meeting ad- | journed to Monday, November 81h, + Procession rs tie Eronta Wanv.—A ing display of this dereription took place in | ¥ impo ght ward, upon Wednerday evening *, anxious to testify Uheir personal regerd for A-sistant rmon Ring, and to sbow the confidence they bad in es a municipal representative, turned out in order to a hearty expreseion to their feelings. The proces- » formed in W er the direciion of Ger. phon Cohen. Erq. isted by @ nuinber of side. A large number of banners, with appropriate mot- toes, were displayed. a* well as the names of the different candidates on the National. State,City and charter ticket: foremort of which were the panves of Alderman Ring and | John Oree The Ring Guards led the way, attended by a fine band. and having @ number of the young men of the ward brigaded with them They marched through ell the principal streets of the ward. and returning to head-quartere gave wine cheers for Alderman Ring. and Girpersed There was good order and great eathusiasn obverved and displayed during the evening. Man Founn DaownepeSvsrrciovs Cincemstaxce — Coroner Ives held an inquest, yesterday morning. at the Dellevue Hospital. upon the bedy of an unknown man, which was found floating in the water, at Jams rip, upon the afternoon of Thursday, 28th instant. The body wee removed to the horpital by order of the coroner, Thi testimony went to show, that it was found by an offis of the Fourth ward who made it fast to the pier. The pripelpal witness, Dr, Obarles A. Budd, made a post mortem examination of the body; found a eotusion around the left ¢ there was no contusion of the ecnip. Upon removing the foul eap, I found a large clot of blood under the dura mater, near the vertex ; ihe meningie of » brain much congested ; there was a emall quantity of serum in the lateral ventricles ; the appearances | are, probably, due to violence, but whether reccived | before or after being in the water, I am unable to say, The jury rendered the following verdict :—‘ That deceased come to bis death by drowning, under circumstances n, The jury are upable.to say whether the were accidentally received by falling, or inflicted pervon or persons unknown.” This cave is very vapicious, end would tend to confirm @ prevailin, inion. that all the bodies found in the rivers have n¢ | beem drowned accidentally, The deceased appeared to be on Ieifunan, of about forty years of age, five feet eight loches bigh with brown hair, (light) and whiskers upon the rides of bis face, none under his chin. The body was drorred in a gray mixed ack coat, corduroy yen's a checked ehirt, with » red flannel one uader, and boots ' Corssmor—Nannow Escarr.—About 4 o'clock yeoterday afternoon, one of the Bowery and Grand street Meges wae driving Into Broadway at a pretty quick pace. lo poreing. at Baroum’s Museum, the driver wanted to | turn down towards the South ferry, but his horses ran- wing seroes the street the pole of the omuibus war driven over Ube back of a horse yoked to a Broadway and Dicecher street stage running up. If it hed struck the | poor euumal in the side it would bave instantly killed Fine it was, he rvffered much harm, tor the pole terted so closely upon hie back, that it reqalr wirength of overs! men to remove it, Th» occurrence Won purcly accidental ; however, it ereated sous alarm to tle jawengers buede each rage —Accioest. As the © Regu'ator” city were returning from target prastice, joked to ® wagon beeuny my yorterday evening, a horse Afirighted at the woise of the drums beloaging to bund, ae it parsed in Fulton near Nowan street, He ran way at full mpeed, Gavhing the wagon to pieces. In the carly pert of tbe race be knocked down a young Iad, named Fergeron. striking him im the stomach and after- wards p bis foot a ‘The boy was taken to Dr. Ring ug store in way, by an officer of police rome either the docr promounced him as ui culy lightly injered. He then walked to resi dence Avrecrren Iscespranim --At about 9 o’elock on Thurs- day evening Leflerts, of the Ninth ward. observed a young man. named James MeUray -to throw « burning hennd Upom the top of the large tent of the City Tempe- rence Alinnee sitonte ip Jackson square, at the corner be © the Lime rome confusion prevailed | poopie rerhing te the door, many were thrown down, trempled upon, end much injured, MoGray is under avet fire alarm. rang ont by the Th aw ber of fire eompanles; mpeny No 48 aud Ilose Company No | the rpot they came in contact at the | erie re aM ove lemetand ond ludeow streets, Where a general | | pow ceewed etter & very ehort tame. Stones were (urowa | © ud | nila, loaaed with ice. The citi. | ¥ Se atenietimenenenenennnnet Mr. Wiuaam George by the Rev. Dr Moore, i lots of joy attend the wedded pair, acm ie si fet cae Octor.*F 2, by the Key. Mr Parkman, ; Inthe county of Lincetm, surgeon of the U. 8. Navy. er friends and thoee of the family, are reepeotfally in- vited to attend her funeral from the residence of her ter, No. 170 West Fourteenth street, this afternoon. at one o'clock. without further invitation. On ye October 29, Farpraick. youngest Isaiah and Malvina Keyser, aged 10 months ay an The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Constiturton, ab invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents. corner of Fiftieth street and Fourth ave On Friday morning. October 20, Canonixn of Theodore W and Caroline M. Pinckney, 2 months and 17 days, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her uncle, Thomp- — 25! ron Pinckney, Seventy-ninth street aud Broadway, to | as morrow afternoon. at three o'clock. On Thurrday, October 28. after a long and painful ill- nese, Mrs Gakouixe C. Morton. The friends of the family, also those of Thomas Morton, are respectfuily invited to attend her funeral. from No. 106 Fast Eighteenth street, this afternoon, at one o’ciock, without further invitation, On Thursday, October 28, Samve. H. Kaotens, in the 20th year of bis a: The relatives and friends of the family, aléo the mom- | tris craeqcre, NOvieens Bl hers of Harmony Lodge. No. 44, 1. 0. of O F., Liberty Chapter No 16.0. U A.. and Manhattan Engine Company No. 8, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. to- morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No. 203 Madison street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment On Thursday, October 28, of consumption, Mrs Karia- nine E, Tasisrno, formerly of Wasl Her friends are late residence, No, 116 Greeue street, this orp hladelpbia and Washingt y ladelpbia and Washington papers please cop; At the residence of her daughter, in Jersey iy, on Sunday. October 44, Mrs, Ruta Merenincron, in the 73d year of her aj Her remains were taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment. In Benton, after a brief and revere illnes, on Friday and Saturday, the 16th and 16th inst, Many 8, Jesse L afternoon, at apd Exeaxon Axx, aged three. five and seven years, chil. dren of Keuben M. and Ann Gag: On Friday, October 29, after a short and sovere illness, Furvenick O. Beste, in the 23d year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and also the members of Americus Ex respectfully invited to attend ternoon, atone o'cleck, from his late residence, No. 4 Mcnroe street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. On Friday, October 29, of congestion of the brain, Joun H. Weymovrn, aged 16 years and 6 months, Hlis friends, and those of his brother, Daniel H Wey- mouth, and the membere and friends of Eagle Hose Com- pany, No. 1, are respectfully invited. to attend his fune- ral, to morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, from No, 22 Orchard street. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC FOR, BBW YORE—TEIs DAY, MOON RISES +» 646 407| wiex Warea.....morn 9 44 Port of New York, October 29, 1852. CLEARED, Ship Victoris, Watlington, Antwerp, Zerega & Co. Bork Empire, Grey, Apalachicola, Nesmith & Sont Bark Corolit Brig Water Witch. Gordon, Tabasco, H D Brookman & Co. Brig Albana, Sullivan, St Stephen, TL & D R De Wolfe. os Dash (Br), Callshan, St Johns, NF, Roome & Dia- widdie. Brig Torvo. Berry, Jacksonvil Brig Morancy, Hill, St Mary Schr Eliza Jane, Snowman, Franklin, y Schr Eelipie, Goslee, Savannab, H H Tallman. Asa tribute of respect to Mr Webster, the Custom House was closed to-dsy, at 1 o'clock, P M. ARRIVED, USM Steamship Georgia, Liout Mitchell, Aspinwall, 4 o'clock morning of 20th, with 300 passenger KMSteamehip Petrel, Samson, St Thomas, Oct 22, and i ot 27. lat 87, “ith, with passengers, to B Cunard. on (whaler), from Fayal for Nan- th loss of mainkoom, and had sprang mainmas Stenmship Win Penn, Sear, New Orleans, with mds; Passengers, to Maillor & Lord.’ Oot 25, int 27 15, lon 79 id, passed bark EA Kineman, steering N (from Cardeuas for ogton ). eainship Jas Adger, Dickinson, Charleston, 54 hours ith mdse ai crs, to Spoftord, Tileston & Co, Ont 28, 7.80 A bt of Frying Pan Shoals passed a bar! ignal with & white 3 amship State of 1 PM, lat lias, from M, lat 8911, passed bark John d bound to NYork; $34 P M,S of the Highlands, Pp that wished to be reported, und rstood the ockport, from Manila, for NYork"; also, between the Capes of Delaware and Sandy Hook, ‘a number of equare rigged verrels bound N. Ship !za0k Walton, Buriley, Singapore, via Batavia, 105 ésys, with tea, coffec, &c, 10 Sifkin & Ironsides. Sept 4, at 26 41S, lon 12 35 W, snoke and boarded Dutch bark Heng Chen, from Batavia for Rotterdam, 72 Cb) would put pein § 29 to be the C: 542, pared a bark (suppo Ch acleston for NYcrk); ne | into St Helena on account of both mates be ick. Ship Carriugton (of Providence), French, Canton, June 20, passed Anjier Aug 5, and Cape of Good Hope Pert, 6, with tens silks, &, to Bucklin & Crane, Oct 27, lat 57, lon 72 30, spoke schr Colonist (of Yarmouth), for NYork; A 5. off aujier, yageed ship Win Goddard, from Boston ‘the C has had very hoavy weather on bas been N of Bermuda 15 day andler, Liverpool, 26 da the conet, and gtre, to Zereza & C ‘M, passed steam- ‘anklin, hence for Havre tochstabeau (of Thomaston), Hallowell, Liverpool, with mdse and 45) passengers, to Coolidge, Osgood ip Clinton (of Bath), Delano, Bristol, E, Sept 25, with road iron, to Chateau, Merle & Sanford. ‘Oct 1, Int 47 20, char, he mate: 2ith, lat 45 96, lon’62, exw a ehip atser- jog F, with letter 7 in her fore topeail, showing ® red rignal with & white dismond init; 234, lat 42 3 ) 20, saw a large stesmehip bound E; 27th, iat 40 25, to spoke brig Peeonocket, from Philadelphia for Boston; had been blown nd lost jibboom. #, Plemér, Rio Janeiro, Sept 18, with eofre, to in & Ironti¢es. Sept lon 33.50 W, spoke nm Juan del Str, On derica (Bromen). fell , and wad instantly ship Blanchard, hence (Aug 7) for ‘Thursday last, John C Boysein, of from the mizen topgallant crosstr kiled. In the NE trade winds, the A had ligne southerly winds, ond on this const has experienced from la) 80 tremen dons gales from NNE to NNW. Bark Miltindes (of Thomaston), Robinson, Cardiff, W, 31 dave, with railroad fron, to master. Oct 6, lat 49 30," lon 23 & enw & Norwegian brig showing « signal with number 1153 in it. Bark Ad Sl days, wirel Bromy (Brem), Poppe, Bremen, nd 207 passengers: to L & W'burshard Sons. enn (of Calais), Awer, Calais 9 days, with lum- to Smith & Boyte Brig Van Buren, Andéreon, Cala's, 7 days, with laths, to Swith & Boynton Brig Lucy li Chae, Hill, Calais, 5 days, with laths, to | Smith & Boynton. Schr John Clemence (Br, 3 masted), Martin, Antigua, Sept 3, snd Douiinicn 7th inst, With oranges aud old metal, to R ridge Schr Bin Novis, Minor, Jacksonville, 14 days, with lum- ber. bound to Portland, Boht Wim UH Smith, Jones, Wilmington, NC, 7 days, with ‘al stores. Schr Enchantress, Tyler, Wilmington, NC, 8 days, with val stores. Vaslington, Murch, Washington, NO, 7 days, with argaret, Woglam, Petorsburg, 7 days. Schr Franklin, Melson, Virginia, 2 days, Sehr John Potter. Danebury, Vircinia, 2 days. Sclit Mary A Soull, Soul, Georgetown, DC, 7 day Scht Leroy, Lawrence, Georgetown, DC, 7 day Bohr Lucy H Chase giill, Calnir, 5 days. Schr Saxon, Hasken, Calais, 5 days. febr New Globe, Tibbetts, Eastport, 124 Sebr Fame, Robinson, Cherryfield, 12 da; BELOW. Ship Rarpshannock, from Liverpool, 25 days. Bark Dromohair (of Sligo), vith passengers. Br bark Emperor, from io Janeiro. SATLE vannab; ivonium, and Cornelia, tate Righte, 8; and others Ships New Or! +5 W Sproul, of sche Edward, condemned at St Tho- ras, and Capt $8 Jerdan, of brig Bolian, repsiring at Ber muda, arrived home in the steamer Petrol. ik ~ ater Pen Steamsnre NraAGARA, AT Boston.) Averenvam, Oot J—Are Plata, and Trifolium, Wilming “Antwenr, Oct 10-Sld Wm Cheever, Nelson, Havre (and from Flushing 12th), Sid irom Flushing 12th inst, J 11 Shepherd, Ainsworth, N ork. TI eMmRKAy en, Oct 6—Arr Alfred, NYork. Sld_ 10th, Yorman Theodor, Galveston; Post NOrloans Solon, Phila dolphin; 1th, Magdalene, NYork; Favorite, Baltimore; Uh- d, NOrieans, wept back tc the Roads 11th, Copernicus, for Charleston; Patrie, for NYork; Wanderer, and Anna Eliso, for Galveston, Also in the Ronde 10th Rebecos, Sawyer, for NYork. Borpraux, Oct 6—Arr John Curtis, ‘an, Richmon 12th, Garoune, Philadel Bld 6ch, Mary Glover, Chase, Sane ¥ William York. Annee Brothers, and Gen. Berry, for NOrloans; Abbott Lord, for NYork! Ann © Pratt, for Philndolphia; Diedrich, for Rochello and Boston, tr eet, Bay Stato, Lathrop, for NOt Sid frem St N. v to 1th, Mois 81d from Ro: ‘lyn, NYork, Croix de Lay . y, Oot 12- Are T J Rogor, Herbost, London; 14th, Wasntah, Blyth, do tor San Francinoy; Attion, Gooding, and Malavar, Crocker, London. $id 12th, Haloyon, Sindden, York; lath, Nimrod, Nichols, do; 14th, Great Britain. Alex- ander, fap Frenoleee een Omerod, do; Caroline C Dow, Blanchard, NOri vee Loy, ser iy "fenm, Oot Are Gt Caer Oe to Testa Elbe, N fork 1—Arr (and at Glasgow 14th) Rebooos, Bart- th, Glasgow (8), do. %, Amelia, for Borton; Lady Falkland, for ‘Kidevon, and Mes of Ciydeedale, for New ‘ork. th, Amorique, and a , Jonnings, Boston; 8th, r, do. Arr Costarelli, Dickey, London fer News crt and Messina (and proceedeo ); Charies, Draw, do for doy 4th, Hebor, Nichols, do for Mevila (and proceeded). | ke brig Adeline (of Yarmouth, NS), stocring EB, in | ~ daughter ¥* Nov 4 years, Yum. dose hs Glenlycn, for invited to attend her funeral, from her | — Brew. and Peter berry and An) lis, for | (tors oy Denis, Rhine, and Humbold recur, Oct 6~Arr Manon, NYork, Sl 9th, Home, San 13—Sld Witte Corneliz de Witt Van Ros ate, Henry Ware Nason, Neweastion insace, Oct ‘Moses Wheeler for Liverpool; had nothing but Easterly winds, tt VERPOOL, Oct ll—Arr Arvum, Rankin, Montevideo nto ‘acitio (s), Nye, NYork; William Pa‘ten, Sidoha ign on Prince, ohn, ) Dorcas noe, . Baltimore; Joseph Welker, Hoxie, and NYork; Empire Stato, Kustel ydin, 'Flannory, Charleston Birkby, Ch srleato anu Sheridan, Porter, lith, Petrel, Baxter, Nan Fran cisoo: : Rosetts, Charleston; Yastegen Pi Whi ‘claon, Boston; ith, Geergia, d Savanvah. be river outward bound, Imperial, for NOrleans; Car- Stulker, Charleston. Lith, William and’ Elizabeth, Pilcher, and York, ‘NOrleans; Middlesex, Parmaleo, and Brewer, Jeftrey, N¥ork. Adv l6th, Canada (8), for Boston 80th; Chas Humberston, dot Wm Patten, Minot; Phi lia, Dreyer. nd Tirrell, Elliott, do ath York 20th; Africa % do 23d; Underwriter, do 26th; Andi Foster, do 23th; City of Glas- row («), for Philadelphia 27th; J C Calhoun, and John Ra- x 0 17th; Rio Grande, do 2th; Lizzie Harward, do Mary Avneh, Keating, for Baltimore Oot 20th;’Ar- annah fow days; Lady Rus- for NOrleans Lith; Equator, do leetwood, do Isth; Oregon, do 2iet; Cromwell, do Blanche, do 26th; Eudocia, do 27th; America, do t for Idg Sth, Teal, San Francisco; Or 2th C} r Mobile do do; M | eel] Ny Or nue tohanena, from Mobile); 1: ‘i ® to ore. td inward, Kate Nowe, Norcross, N ns; Lith, Northumberland, Lord, NYork; Connecticut, * St John, N th, Corcline Nesmith, Salsbury, Havre; 14th, Co- NYork; mbt eadorn, NOrleans; Blsinore, Condo In port 16th’ Martha, Towne, for Boston ldg; Hovey, for NYork abt ready; American Congret for de 21 rthumberland Lord, do 2 Fan and Chri: Hsmmond, for do Ide: Pyramid, Hen: Ly for NOri Hritannia, Cruikshank; Ignis Fataw ona ater; Rachael, Brown; Emily, Andre gers, for San Francirco do. Linerien, Oot 1—Sld Cecil: | | Mans: , and Douglas, Cann, NYork. ito, Sewall, an 0- Sth, Emily, for Pi on; Centro America, for Valparais Ban Francise Massina, Sept 24—Arr Vesta Percival, Marseilles. ain pa ees Aug 13—Arr Clarendon, Flowers, Maulmain. Henry Prowbridge, Curricr, River of Plate. Gront Britain. | Londo: tanley, Coffin, ‘ro Gordo, Chandler, St Thomas; 14th, Jane M’Lean, Sd 12th, John Marshali, Robertson, NYork. Nieuw Dixpre, Oct 10—Wimer, for San Francisco, ready. Pourswovrn, Oct 18—Arr Prince Albert, Meyer, London ‘ork (and slé tame Gey). Piystovrn, Oct 18—Of, Edmund, of and from Bremen for NOrlcans; R Cobden, dofor NYork. Quexnsrows. Oct 7—Atr Adeline Cann, Cann, St John, NB, for Dundalk, put in with rudder csrried awa: Suieiys, Oct 12—Sld Evadne, Smith, N York. {Stmaxcronn, Oct 6—Arr Purchace,' Wyman, Yarmouth, Sypxev, NSW, July 7—Arr Emily, Hover, San Francisco, Texei Oct 1l—Arr Wilhelm, Washington, NC, Loxpon, Oct 13—A derelict bark painted black wish white ard red band, named “ Ialtio, of Philadelphia,” was eared September 21, Int 44,10n 0, by the Industrie, from ew York, (The Baliic, of and for Philadelphia,’ from Leghorn, before reported abandoned). “ Bremex, Oct °—The Gustav, Von Santen, henge fer New Orleans, Sept 25, has just put back with pumps choked. Faumourn, Oct 12—The Sarah, (sch) of Bristol, from Newport for Wilming' joned in a leaky state Oct 9, in lat 49.N, lon 7 W 5 Crew Bi Pon Isaac, Oct J—A new handspike branded “Wash- ingto, and a quantity of small wreekage, not long in the Water, lave, beem Ticked up long the shore and ‘brough ere. Paris Oct M—Part of the cargo ef the Archibald, Wilcke from Bordeaux for New York. wrecked at Shot's Bay, had Leen saved and landed at Porto Plata. Manzi, Aug.7—The Huntress, of and from San Fran- cisco for liong Kons, was wrecked cn the Marco Keef, 750 miles WNW of the Sandwich Islands, nicht of May 2L. Mas- ter and fourteen pereons picked up; second offizer. three hands, and one passenger missing in the other boat. The officers, crew, ana passengers remained by her until May 21, when they left in their boats, and endeavored to reach the Sandwich Islands, but by adverse currents ware compelled to bear oway for Guem.” On the night of Juno 5, one boat. in which was the second officer three seamen, and one Chi- naman, was lost sight of. The others, including Soule, the first officer, nine seamen. and four were picked up on the 7th, by ship Grntoo (of Boston Henry Devens, from San Francisco, who landedythem at Ma- nila én the 15th, Herald Marine Correspondence. nsTON, Jn, Oct 11, Arrived—7th, brig ETI Fitler, Hewitt, Savana la Mar; 10th, bark Robt Muir, Horner, Phila bi Sailed: sohr Oeesn Queon, 3 9th, J & Muir, Pooze, Baltimore; 10% ‘Hoyt, | . brig ith, Veloeity (Br), Langenburg, Halifax, Ns; steamship Tamaulipas (Br), Liverpool and St Thomas, Areat Port Antonio bth, sch Eleaucr, Goodwin, NYork: | PrurLapecrnia, Oct, 29. Rio Janeiro; brics J | A Blanchard, Blan- Arrived—Ship Grey Eagle, Whippl A Lane ter, Gifford, Wilmington, N nd Roamer, Nich by . Ryder, Bostor hallenge, C nr, and Montrose, Colyer, Kayner, Middletown; Jane C. Tem; Mar leline, Turner, Lew bee, Clarl Cleared—Brigs Umpire, Hill; A Blenchard, Blanchard, and Roamer, N schra Jas T Butine, Loper, ‘shin 10; Miscellaneous. RQ” For particulars of disaster to Br brig Waterloo, gnd death of a portion of hor crow, see general news columus, See algo St Thomas and Bermuda among Foreigu Ports, For lose of ship duntre acts per Singer! Suir Moent Vernon (of Bath), Given, which londed at Dic, or in the Saguenay, was reported at Quebec 25th inst. to have been vrecked at Point Rouge, @ lite gucnay. A large ship was also reported du Loup, Later accounts state that abe in a heavy NW gale night of 2th, and will be a tot She was owned by $ V Given, of Bath. The love covered by ineuran Brio Commenctrar ( posed Br), from Halifax for Cork, was spoken by Br brig Triumph, at Bermada, with tepm: Eprung, Voats stove, easel badly etrained, and with Jo taile, No date given, but supposed to have been on or 2d inet, in lat 37, lon 63. Bric Tuscan, at Philadelphia from Cata! rienced when fou ys cut, & very heavy no gale, and was drive Jost part of deok load, consisting of 11,000 lath Br Roscom—The materials of brig Rose orted on Sow ava Pige Ledgo, were takon to oth. The hull audi cargo will bea total lot Bx Sonn Lrvenvoor, at Portsmouth from Windsor, in go ing up river, got in contact with ship Red Rover, just launched, carried away onodavit and topping lift; ehe also ren foul of the wharf and broke anchor stock. of Halifax, disma: i B westerly two degrees Sof the Guif Stroam, aud 8, before re. ew Bedford nd_abandoneds iu, at Bermuda, endes voring 2 im Int 22, 20, Loni, to get her to Bermy er owi heavy weather, for ring his own vorsel—took from her all of her materials and some fish—parted with her in Int 23, 20. Thought her crew had teea takon off y sho was perfectly tight. fcrn Many Wixrorn, from Plymouth, N C, for Wil- mington, NC, Inden with shingles, was driven ashore on New Inlet bar 23d inst. A part of the cargo will probably bo saved; the vessel a total lo Sour Hawxan & AnsGar, at Norfolk from Camden, experienced heavy weather: had decks swept, boatetove, &e. Capr Lurks, of the Samuel Jones, a4 Gloucester, (saye the Telegraph and News,) reports that there were twonty- one versels ashcre at Souls ‘They went iuto that harbor ‘with tho wind from N&, but it shifted suddenly to SSW, and they could notget out.’ Shore & boy, belonging to Malpequa, . Sehs Rio Del Norte an domage trifling, will be got off; and badly stove; Anguata Par port gone, ma; 4 forty bbls mackere 0, totally lost; Ate alanta, vecsol and ae, Of Westport, and Speed, of Portland, nov much burt; Blue Roek, of do, bilged; Luke, 'o: Cohasset, will be get off; Eliza Arn, of do, veose! and mackerel totally lost. Sch Susan Young, of Glouces- ter, reported ashore at Cheticnmp, was gut of without damage. Sch Champion, of do, had head knocked ef and received cther damage.’ Sch Pallas, af Rockport, received Gimage in the geie to the amount of § Whaiemen, ind only ove English vessel Ovean Star, of Gloucester John Girard, of do, bill it kool go. 0 to 7) See Miscellaneous. Sta from New Bedfork 28th, barks Undine, Indian Qoonn; Merontcr, Pacific Ocean, The Geo Howland, at New Bedford 27th, from Callao, brought on freight 40 bbla sp head matter, from tue Sarab, of Evgartown, condemned at Callao, Spoken. Ship ig eo Jameson, from NYork (May 25) for San Francisco, July f 19.20 8,'ton =. iad Sli il ip Kip Vau Winkle, from Liverpool for Port Philip, 8¢; 10, Jat 13 8, lon 32 W. ee Ship Agnes, Brown from Liverpool for Manils, Sept 13, lat 42.N, lon 14 W, Ship Frances, Ellis, from Bic for London, Sept 21 iat 44, lon 83. te Eaglo, from London for NYork, Oct 10, lat 40 10, jon 9 We Canton, Ang 22—81,0# Invincible, Johnson, fow lag; Courter, Cole, _ nN Work do; Niobe, Rvans, from 5 bay arr Ist; Hurricane, Vo."¥; from Manila Aug if Francisco soon; barks Cons. @2¢e, Penang for Manile une; Falco, Phppe, arr ith from July 19 (not Previo ly) sips London; 25h, Roman, Putna.® NYork; Aug 5, e, Land, London. ALOUTTA, 8 Ships John M 1Xazo, Re Sea arr ith, to load for Bosto ¥ cl and Rocklard, Windsor, for do, ids B. Ry Be Misnibei Riguen Bate ni 06 Consrawrinbrin, Sept 22—The foreigh vo Wtsl State, Ame man, Hogerup, (from tio Black wor I) New Fe DARDANELLES, Sept 28—Arr brig Abigail," New Yorm, for Odessa. Domrwsea, Oct 7—No Am vessels in port. fan Denafara (no date)—Barks Montezuma. Dow bet + ‘de York for Dominica 4 days; Robert Adams, Perki. for Bonaire, ready; brig ‘Vim Clark, Borry,'tm Phila delphia, Gixoa, Oct &Bark Nautilus, Lincoln, for Palorn aad i ston few cays. asGi*80ow, Oct 15—Bark Peruvian (Br), for Beaton, “##® Bvavauwa, PR, Oct 17— Barks Martel, trom NYorh for Neuvitan, dog. arr Iiy Masts Hlevuoy: Davia, sad? brig Baward Lind, from Pordland for i sire, Vig, el (ong Ko: Ug 23-Ship Li 1 ft Moh 24) arrJuly Ss une. ld ‘July 33, hip Novh ‘oster, San Francise! Hauirax, Oot 27, 6 A M—Stoamship Merlin, from St Johns, F, arr 23d, arr 23d, Manita, Aug 8—Ships Gentoo, Devens, “4 from San Prancisco via Honoluta, ‘tor Boston abe thi: Oxnard, Hinckley, from San Francisco arr abt July at. July 14 (back date)—Ships Reliance, Howes, from: Game ton arr Sth, for NYork dg. Sld Ju ships Esther: Map, Howes, Boston; July 9, August! MALAaGa, Oct 5—Barks True ‘och for N¥ork soon; Bo: morning. $Id St! 1d, no date, bi NYork; oth ‘k Mary I Vose, Borage: Wiping, ry ALLE, OF Boston arr 5th. and Boston, Mara, Oot 5—Arr bark Amanda, Baker, Boston, andel ‘ 94h for Sioily. by 0, Oct 8—Brig Virginia, of and for Balt oRTO CAP more 4 or 5 da; 4s), July 27—Shi is), Jul —! Sua-, sam (Br), fom Candi for San Francisco © 5 Bayar venxc Oot 23—Cld. rinnell, Thompson, Lowe, den, Ene for 18.334, sb) Mayonio for Hull - i 10 JANEIRG, Se ips Stophen Lurman, Clark, ‘rom NYork, for. Californiay. repairing Ri "ie rom NOrleans, repairing; Grey Engle, Whipple, from or Philadelphi ir a, for Cale Ath; Raduga, Cook, from Boat fornia, Hee iring, (the stewardess dead); Warner, Johnsen, r6 e fn = Sld Sth, bark Stamboul, Kingman, Smyrm % for Care ‘ow York, for Califurnis, to sail day; ophia Walker, Wiswoll, from Lisbon, ‘diss Henry cing. Skinner, from Taloahuana, would p-obably be condom: the cargo of sperm vil to be dischareed as ordered by a barks Henry Shelton, Allen,from Liverpool, unc wtg frei Cator, fm and for Baltiwore, to sail from Baltimore, via 8% Thoms Lisbon, 40 do; bh, fm. NOrl Olden, Dough fm Newport. ayre Partridge, Broughton, for Balti SHAnGHAE, Aug 16—Ships Strabo. Hussoy, from B via Bong Kong arr July 31, for Manila to load for B Witchcraft, Koger.. from Hong Kong arr Ang 13 unc; As- toria, Leland,from San Blas arr July 27, do;,Tarolints. Cave, from San Francisco arr July 24 do; deaman's Bride, from do arr Aug It, doj/ Wiscobsin, from do do do, Snow Equall. bursley, from Honolulu arr lst, to load for NY¥erky Mochanio's Own, Burgess, from San Francisco arr July Si, ‘unc; Orien Palmer, for NYork ldg; Ariel, Browstor, de doz Hi uqua, N’Kenzio, and Kelipse, Hamitton, uno; barks Huntington, J px; Candace, Arquit, for NY Sla July 27, CMUTnger (ir), Killick, Lond Nightingale, Fiske, do; Aug 8, Joim Bertram, holm, 0. Aug 8- Arrichr Minna, Potter, Hong Kong, andsld 16sh on herreturn. Sincarorer, Aug Lael} Sartelle, Croeker, from Francisco, for New York, ldg: Br brig Antillas, for do Sld Aug 3, bark Merlia, Ballard, Boston. SoavkNna. Oct d—Barks Mimosa, King, from Boston, ome , Holbrook, from’éo; and Ionie, King, 28th ult; Fai Malta, arr abt Ist, all to lond for Boston: and others. Sanur Key (Turks Islands), Oct 1—Sjd bark.AG BUM, Young, New Or In port 13th, barks Cordelis, Darling, 1dg; John Col*y, Khodes, fm St Croix for cr Watt, for —, lug. Sr Tnomas’ ct 20—Barks Gen Harrison, Me andria for Barbadocs, with loss of three topma: of msinmast; SL Crowell, M’Fadden, fin Phili Trinidad, lenking badly—would go on the railw: Crowell, fm Antigua, wtg orders; schr Edwar fort, Me), Sproul, condemned and sold. orm 5 ; sloop Hope, Kingston, RL. Cla sohrs Maria, and Wm P Williams, Bosten; Thomas B Smith, N PRALTIMORE, Oot 23—A brits Mary Ann (Bi » Oot 28—Arr brits Mary Ann (Br), Ballemy Halitax; Seguin’ Dubol Jncksongittes Baltimore, Sletea York Osear Jones, Kelly, NBedford; Joseph Henry, NYork; Minerva, M'Givern, Fall Riv Cld ship Sootia, Merrill, Liverpool, bark Fortitude (Br), Robertson, Dema Fara; achrs Clara, Burgess Rio Jaueiroanda mkt; Maryland. North Charl % oy, Emily Joha- son, Cole, NYork; E Townsend, Willetts, Cold ere Albert, Ball, P Florida, Dickingon, Saugerties; steamer Freem: NYerk. Lon. el NOrloans. “a ldridgy, Baltimore, hester, Crosby, Philadelphia utilus, Sherwood, NYerb; brigs Croton, Blye, Port au Prince Sth inst Edwin, Morton, Nertolk; Aconite, Ward, in Ryder; Emma, Baker, and Paw hrs N Berry, Pendleton, Gilgo, Washington, NG; Taylor, Nickerson, Rieh- ond; Grace Darling, Baxter, #redericksburg; Maria Jane, Small Alexandrit; Marcia, Bunker: H Payson, Crowell; Emma, Crowell; Sarah Ann Roe, Studley; Roxbury, Nicker: Bon; Cabot, Nickerson; C Chamb Baker, and?Luther Child, Baker, 5 Bacon, Andrew Brown, Al ei jusan, Handy, and Plat Baker, Albany; Chas Roberts Post, and GL, Lovell, NYorm. Telesraylec, brig En eline, from ———. Signal for two baems and nine brigs. Cld ships Magellan, Freeman, Valparaiso; hit B F Han! Norfelk: Mero: Stevens, ater, Queen cf the Seas (now, 1356 tons), Knight, San Francisco; ar) james N.Cooper, Lovett, N Orleans; ercon, Baltimore; » Diok- Susan mall, Jacksonvill Alanson, Manson, Julia Ann Rich, Suew, Wilmington, N 6; . Rogers, Richmond; Sioa, ‘Thurston. Norfolk; H Nickerson, Nickerson, Aloxaa- ia; Lewis, Crowell, Philadelghis;' $A Appleton, Niok- and Jobn 0 Irela ‘Ossipes; bark Tenaro; bi , Souther, Markland Rio Gran Elizabeth; E Doane, Loring, Baltimore; Civilisn, supposed for an Eastern port. "Ship Shirley got off the Upper Middle Jost night and went toca: CHAPLESTON, Ocv 25—Arr ship Miomac (Br), Auld, Ginegew, via Halifax; Lark Dudley, Morrison. Now York: brig Athens, ¥ yman, C)d schre Jonas Smith, Scnes, and Col Si tterly, Biwood, N York EASTPORT, Oct 20Arr echra Watohie Woos delphia; 22d, Souther:er, Pike, NYork. Sld 2 th, V oowt Andover. Wooster, Philadelphia; echra Mary Peavey, Simpaot 23d, JL, Bowman, Wooster, Baltimore; Saxon, Haske! York: 26th, brig Norfolk, Pendleton, Baltimore; schr Flora, Croat Philedelphia. MOBILE, Oct 21—Arr ship Mercury, Conn, NYork; brig Trensit (Belgian), Smit, Laguna, W ORLEANS, Oct 2i—Arr steamships Empire City, Winclo, NYork 12th inet, vin Havana iSth; Yacht, Awl Brazos Santiago 1th inst, ships Genoa, Kelly, New York: Morin, Flitner, Bremen 444 recy, Day, do 44 da , ship North At Liverpoo hiladelphis, M's nwa); ir, G San Joan Sarrack Fo Glasgow; Sarah Purinton, Meloher, © Howes, and Squantum, Crocker, Liverpool; harks Marcia, Gobkia, Boston; caliornia. Clari Her) urg; brig Mary Hi Chappell’ snd, Savanna; schr J Bradior!: Blakesley, St Marks and Cedar Kes, Towed tosen lath inet, ships Avua Tift aud Honnington, NORFOLK, Oct 27—Arr eohrs Cora Ann Lindsey, Nowtern, §C, (b und to NYork, put in on account of head piods end for bupriies): Hannah & Abigail, Crane, Camden: Bicred) Jervie, Alexandrin bourd to Albany, Wilson, Cattao, 110 brig in Hampton Roads, ship Alive (Br), days snd Barbadves 13 days with guano for orders; Mary Tuscan (Br) Gordon, Rio Jancito 64 days, with guawe from Am bark Cumberland, thee in distrees, aud coedema- ed and sold for orde: RICBMOND, Oct 27—Arr schra Merchant, Couch, NYork; Silos E Wend, Kelly, Woston, ld schrs Hancver, ‘Colehes ter; Heuty K Smith, Norton, sud Jobn Totten, Totten, New York. FAN FRANCISCO bol) 14—Arrived—Ship Persia, Brown, Stellacoom. OT; Nr bark Luphrosyne, Valparaiso 62 days, brig Tory Willett, Oregous sotre Julius Pringle, Olark, Bociety Isinnds; 'omona, Terry, Trinidad ta J5th=-Chili bark Henrique, Schroeder, Valparaiso 55 days: bfig Wilhelmina, King Lehaina, Hith—Barks Pa binder, Hill, NYork 161 dase; Honriotse (Dan), Selnoldt, Valparaiso 63 days, schr Fayaway, Be dey of war Thotis, Kupert, Requimants Be L vin Rio Janeizo; brige Sulla, Knipe, in, Mok dry: Mfonotal hio, Hilliard. San Dig: Cepe Flatter}; LM Yale, Fish, rk Janct, Carrot, Liverpool, vis Rio Janaire- Major Eustivnd, Danham, Sante. Dth—Bark Latlah Rookh Hains, Sydney vie Sroiety: and Sandwich Ielands; bark Clara, Trantnia tian; echt Olivia, Merrithew, Lahaina; Risito, Gregg, Sante Crus: Gen Morgan, Avery, Bodega, Bay state, Shoppards fy: m fehing eruie ist—Bark Russell, Cooty, Behting’s Straits; sohr Sarah. Le Norway Senta Cruz. i2d~ ere Sea Bird ma; brigs Pre Dingo, Mill Pelmouth, © ; sohre Cynosure, . nta Cra Jane bara, brig sohrs Mount ‘tomolos Bay. a Soha Tourn Be 20 diay Ship Switzerland, © Oot i, 1 7 ott from Liverpool for Charleston, Ss) 49 84, Jon 10 ip, hound E, with T in her fore topsail (owe of jie of Liverpool packets), was passed aise ant on 38 0B, An Am ship, with © Ti in fore topsail, w: Sept ¥ rH nT ring in fore top: ‘As coon 3, A thip, stvering EB chowing Bortoy numbers and ® French fing at the main, was passed Oct 1, lat ay 2) N, a ie Berk Juba, Tucker from Boston, reported spokea Oot 11, war bound te Pernambuco, not Malaga, pi Barak a re aaah from Boston (July 24) for alparairo, Ane jot 5 jon . ark Blavohe (Br). from Liverpool for Califorata, Sept 9, Tat 4453.N, lon 1404 We ANTE Clare Winecr, from NYork for Port au Prince, Oct Nat 8 48, lon 71 08. rig John Alfred, from Bosten tor Mobile, Oot 14, Int $2 21. Jon 78 66, Enthor, from Boston for Darion, Oct 17, Int 33 Brig teoring W, one apparently with loss af rndder, in to crt, steertnk Nore coun Oot —, fab 42 16, ton 6734: wind N, blowing hard. Fore ce hag riko Awriova, Sept 10—Sobz Calingn, from NYork for Barba- mast. (30 reported by the John Cle- does, with len of forematt Urig Carlender, (rom Baltimore s, Whose duvaster Sod arcival at it bas boon al- Gaga, Holt, from Boston ( Batavia duly Sl—Ste: Jith! Faloon Wade, (from Lonéon) NOrleans; Effort, Browm ) moraug Afic Joa %—Dri (from do), San Francirco, ‘ pee dic, ropa, Will pr Panved by 12th, James H Shepherd, Ainsworth, from Aat+ ee tm. Wacken ext day: for B York. "oven, Oct 10—Put in, Georteuide (ute hip), Logehon, from Amotordnm for NYorks Is ayo, fm Bostors for ft mingo, With lowe of pars Rnd Bails, Lo gall in obowt 16 days; Teumpe "7 from NYork vie ‘Tirley, Phiiadelphis 121 from ' York, vin Calla t's Sound; sche Sover ign, Fleto? o ot 2—Are ship Samuel (B Marcia, Suithy Bathe Mos Mb NE ap Sickorson, Danvers, » load ester U ene | ok B . Ayres Arr brig Krone ( Outen). _ Samves - eum UTA—Svoamship Pot 44—Praxole M Proston, 1k Samon, Indy, child ant Arius ier et, Prawele Aveedas fie ee K Pugs, Mes 4 Carstoleon, eh'jigang ay Cars 8 daly of ha Bhar tas Re : of ahr Fe ertae he hatte ht Sot Say foot Seevirn. Rit Vacker, 39 Bawvaeeyee™ ? yin an errant ale pth anion. ar a git ‘ i eae eit? . eee hr Wiles ‘aurburet, Picornaibte the steerune phhinsameabe OF A Leroi WW James vw Capt Richardson, WD | otler, errez, Pian | F A Capert, DW Sehnvali—1# ls the steornge. One MO Carobolt and children, Wee vel 10" a Mae Yodortere ond 0 Cabideon.