The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1853, Page 8

wrriolaL) Gented Seastan, Boamp ov Atpenuan, J: 1863. men Moore, Haly, Sturtevant, st Barr, ee jon of James Mariner to be ap- Com misewner of Deeds, To Committee on Sala- Oftices, —Peution of James Hunter and James Vo be remus erated for loss of orse and cart Oceasivned by the iwsuiliviency of per To Committee on Alderman STUKTEVANT— Petition of George Bowman, to have money paid by bist for erron-ous tax refunded. To Committers on Pius ce. Ablerman CoodeLimi’etitivn of Charles Cooper and Others, for 4 sewer in >1xLb street, from First to Second Svenus. To Commitice on Sowers. By alderman Peck — 3111 of De. Holoomd for medical services at the Iwentieta ward stativa house. To Com mitice om Police. the same— Removstrance of Win Ruelf and others, Buisances a ibity eighth sireot. To City In- spector, with power By Alderman “ovxs—i’etition of John D. Stouten Durgh, to be sppouted Commixsiover of Leeds. To Com- mitter ou Selene: «od Uitice. By Aidorman Faaxcr-—teation ef property owners to have part of Perry stre-t, kuowm as a-niacd place paved with we Gerwan jorement. To Commitee on Streets, By Aldermas Suycy—ieution of Lymao Candee and there, for a sewer in North Mvore sures, from Hudson street to North river to Commities ou Se vera. By Aldeewan (akisy—Keawnsteance of Daniel Gal- and otbers, ageinnt loseting "be vial depot at feos of Forty-ffth weet. lo Cowatvee oo “ublic Health. By Alderman ALVOKD -~Perition of Joka Hicksen, vo be appornted Commisicevr ot Leeds fo Committee on Salaries and Offices By the same—Petitio. of 8. Usgood, to be relieved from winittes On Fimance. —Petitios ot Ka,ine Compsny 1, for & fire hydrant io trost of their house in Forty seventh strect, neor Eighth aveaue. To Comm.twe om-Fire De- partment FROM BOAKD OF ASKISTANTS. Besolution—That tre Superintenden: of Streets be di- rected to remove rhe lumber now | ivg in ['wenty fourta street, between Fis: svenue and Est river, To Com- mittee on Streets Resolution—That the paving in Twenty-second street, between Fifth aed Sixta avenues, be repaired, and the Commissioner of Keyeirs and Sup,lies is hereby directed tecaure the same to be done os svon as practicable, Concurred ia. Peviti:n of Isaac Joile, to have word expelled, on Fire- men’s Register, oppori'e bin name, chauged to resigned, —- Dy said Gusrd §=Was referrea to Commitwe on Department. Resolution—T'hat the carriageway iu Twenty first street, from Sixth to bighth avenues, be repaired, under the direction of the Comuissiover of Ke;uirs aud Supplies, in, * Preamble relative to reception of Fravklia Pierce, Pres- idemt of the United ststes, with resulucion appropriating $6,000 therefor. Cor cursed ia ona division, viz -— Affuxmative—Aldermse Moore, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyes, Barr, Tweed, ine President Alderman Bailey, Fraucis, Smith, Bard, Deamau, Cocurli, Alvord, Dberty, Peck—16. ‘Report of Committee on Finance—In favor of remi:ting ‘tex op $1,000 againet P Coyle fir 1852. To Committee on Finance. . Report of Committee en Ordinance:—With ordinanse ting the licen: wg of railroad cars within the city To Committee ou U:cipances Report of Commitice on Streeta— io favor of permitting . Addih Emmet, to piace bay windew on side of house comer of Univernity piace aud Niuch street, non-coucur red in by this Bos! July 6, 1853, was returned, with for- mer action of said bear: aduered ro. Laid on tue table Report of Committee on Streete—In favor of ‘west Of Meroer street from So. 05 to corner of Broome street. Concurred in 04 & division, viz :— Affi: mative—Alae;wen Moore, =turtevant, Oskley, Boycw Barr, Tweed che Preeident. Aldermen Brisley, Hinee, Smith, Bard. Ward, Corneil, Aivord, Doherty, Report of Commit‘ee on Roads—Ia favor of regulating, wg, &c, Forty fitth etrees, trom Fifth aveaue to y, ad tisggivg from Sixth avenue to Broadway. et a oD Koads, : - Report of Commit‘ee ou Roads—In favor of permitting Sixth Avenue Raiirons Company to pave Sixth avenue, between Forty third snd Forty fourth streets. Concurred im on 8 division, viz:— Affirmative—Aaldermen Moore, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Berr, Tweed, we President, Aldermen Brisley, Fraccis, Smith, Bard, Ward, Cornell, Aivord, Doherty, 16. Ve ac acstiod Preeorvrmacad sailnergnteen Fas of pogo d egainst personal pre; of Francois Cottin for 1852. ToCommitite on Finace. ce. Beport of Commitee on Roada—In facor of regulat ona Ninetiewh street, between Third cal rents avenues. itvee om Roads. Report of Committee on Streets—ia favor of enclosing yacant lots corner Fifteenth wtreet aad Irving place. To Committee on Streets Report of Committee on Ordinanees—In favor of an or- Ainance increasing fees of the Colweior and Deputy Col lecture of Assesrments. Concurred in ou w division, viz : Affirmative—A idermen Moore, startevan?, Vatley, Barr, een oe President, Aldermen Brisley, Francis, ith, Bard, Ward, Denmsn, Cornell, Alvord and Pect—15. Report of Comm. ttee on Finance—Iu favor of reducing personal tax ef A+xacder Wright &C». To Committee on Fimance, Petition of James L. Miller. to build drain at his own from No. 1:9 Chureb street, to connect with in Frenkla +, granted by said board, was con- curred in. RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Ssomm — Wheres» the ageat of the Union College property, iying beiween Thirteeuth and Sixteenth streets, kast river bas piaced » bulkhead in the East Tiver Outside the live of water grant held oy said Uaion Coliege, aud have prvceeded to fill and have nearly com- plevea said bulabead, thereby making Property, valued at some two bunared taousand dollars, Ficbout having any tide for the same, ana have proceed: ed t sell, end are now selling, said lots, claiming e title from their water gant opposite, and whereas, by the amendments ef the charter, passed Apiil 12, 1855, See. 18, ap Auditing Bureau, to revise. audit and settle all ac- counts in which the city is concerned as dedlor or creditor, was created, thereiore, be it ved, That it be refer.ed to the Auditing Bareau to exami e into said property. and report to this Board all facts io relation to the wile of suid proverty Adopted. By Alcerman Bakk—Kesoived, That Horatio N. Varker De, and be is hereby, appointed messenger to this Board, im place ot Wm. D. scaliy resigned. Referred to Com- mittee on Sslaries avd Uttices. By Alderman Mcoks—kesolved, That the thanks of this Bosrd be, aud are bereby, tecdered to Wm. D. Scally. for the efficieut and faitbful wanuer in which he has performed the duties of toe ofive of messenger te ae Board of Aldermen during his term of office. ted. By Alderman Lousxiy—Resolved. That the sidewalk weat side of Sixth avenue, between Forty-third and Forty- fourth streets, be flogged four teet wide, under the direc- tion of the Street Commissioner. Reterred to Commictes on Ronde. B, Alderman Atvoxp—Resolved, That the crosswalk ot buth rides of Fourth avenue, between Bighth and Niptb streets. be —_ red, and the Commuiseiover of Re- hereby directed to have the same @s evon as practicabe. Adopted. Aléerman Douxnty—Reseived, That Croton wacer be immediately laid in Forty-«1xtn street, between Tenth and Eleven:h avenues, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct department, the inhabitants ae without water, aud the street is regulated, aud curb an set apd ready for the pipes to be laid down. By Alderman Atvorp—Resolved, ibat West Fifteenth street be revumbered; and the Co;nmissiouer of Streets is hereby directed to have the same done as soon as prace ticable. Referred to Committee on Streets By Alderman Francis—Kerolved, That tne sum of three | hpodred ard sixty five dollars be appropriated (to be taken from 0 proyriation for wnarkets) fur Lhe purpose of keepirg clean the rooms in the upper part of Essex Mac- ket for one year. Referred to Commitee on Markets. REPOKTS. ‘Of Committee on Finauce—In favor of paying pewspa- bills for advertising the smecded chur'er. Adopted. ‘Of Committee on Streets—In favor of Hayging sidewalks lot on southwest corner of Forty tirst street aud Sixth avenue, and on the xide thereof one hundred feet. ted on @ division, viz:— eens —aiiersnn Moore, Sturtevant, Tyeed, President, Aldermen Brisiey, Francis, Smith, 3 man, Coruell, Doherty and Fesk—i2 ‘Of Committee on Fire Department—In favor of concur- ring to psy for repairs to carriage of Hose Oo, No, 11. Committee on Croton Aqueduct Department—In fa- yor of closing the distributing reervoir during the ufter- noon portion of every dey. Adopied. Of ittes on ce —Agsinst paying Harris Com- stock for injuries received by falling from the sidewalk at Essex Market. Adopted. Of Committee on Finance—Jo favor of seducing taxes of Even Stevenson. Adopted. ‘Of Committee on A-sessments—In fayor of amending the Den- supdry ordinances by appointing different assessors Adopted on » division, viz. :— Afirmative—Aidermee Moore, Sturtevant, Oakley, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Bailey, Fraceis, Smith, ‘Affirmative—Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, 0” May Revette,, Wosteusd, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, Mo- Gowa, ‘Stewart, Barker, Crawford, and Mo- Of Committee on Wharves, &o —In favor of permitting Bradish Jobnson to dock out in front of is property oa the North river, between -seventh and Forty eighth streets, 250 feet west of Twelfth avenue. adop'ed. Of the same—in tevor of extending pier foot of King street to exterior line. Adopted by the following vote:— Affirmative—Meesrs. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, O Brien, May bee, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Crawford, aud Mc Covkey—17. Of Committee on Streets—To concur to appropriate $6,000 for cleaving the streets in the Ninetveuth ward. Adopted by the following vove:— Affirmative—Messre. wo, Tait, Mabbatt, O’Brien, Breaden. bor hbo Boutou, Stewart, Wheelan, Uraw- ford, ane Ms key—1: Nogative—The Provident, Mesars. Maybeo, Woodward, Hunt, MoGown, and Barker—6. i In favor of ‘flagging the north sidewalk of Seventh | street, between avenues C and D; to concur to pave | Fortythird steet, from Broadway to Fifth avenue, All | adop'ed, each by the following vo! | ‘Affrmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, O'Brien, Maybee, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, NcGéen, ‘Stevart, Wheeian, Backer, | Crawiord, and MeConkey—18. i ‘Of Finance Commitee- Referring petitions for relief | from injury by bursting of sewer in Delaney street, to | Croton Aqueduct Committee. Adopted. | FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN, \ Report—In favor of widening Duane street, on south | side, trom Broadway to Hudson street, twenty-five feet. | Concurred in by the following vote:-— Affirmative—ihe President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, O'Brien, Maybee, Woodward. Ring, Wells, Hunt, Benton, McGown, Stewart, Whelan, Barker, Crawford —16. Negative—Assistant Aldermen Breaden and McConkey Communication from Bureau cf Asee-sments—Asking that certain ordinances named be amended by striking out the nemes of Messrs. LeMott, Nicaolson aad Smith, an collectors, and iusersing the nxmes of William Gage, Charles J. Dodge aud Charles McNeill Concurred in by the following vote:— Afirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, O'brien Maybee, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Weils, Hunt, Bouton, McGown, Stewa:t, Wheclan, Barker, Crawford and McConkey—18, ‘The Board then adjourned to Saturday afternoon, at 8 o’clcck. From the minutes. ©. T, MoCLENACHAN, Clerk. Debate in the Board of Aldermen. [Our Special Report. } INVITATION FROM THE DIRECTORS UF THS ORYSTAL PALACE. | The Prerident, Alterman Comrton, read a letter of ia- | vitation which he had received trom the -ecretsry of the | Board of Directors of the Cry siai Palace. to be pre-entat | Bard, Denman, Corneil Doherty, and Pxckael2 Of Committee op bire Department—In favor of paying bill of James Smith for repairs to engine 21. Adopted. Of Committee ov Finapes—To concur to pay balance due John Meggr ov contrac’. Adopted On motion, the Board then sdjoursed until Monday evening, 11th ipat., 91 5 o'clock D, T. VALENTINE, Clerk BOARD OF AssisTANT ALDERMEN, Friday, July 8, 1863. } Preeeut—Arristant Aldermen brown. in the chair; Ausistaxt Aldermen Tait, Mebbatt, O Brien, Maybe, Breeden, Woodward, ‘ing, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, Me- Gown, Stows:t, Wirelan, Barker, the President, Uraw ford, and McConkey. Perrriose, (Of Samuei ®. Cormwall, for purshare of Olty Hall, for king house for Bank of the World, of which he rye tee Frosidewt. Laid on the table. By Assistant Aloerman Wurxax—Of James L. Miller, for permission to build a drain at bie own expense at No, 170 Church street, to connect with Franklia sweet sewor, Granted. By Assicteat Alceiman Hoxt—Of officers and mem- ‘bers of Union Hiowk snd Ladder Co. No. im the neigh vorhood of their prevemt om Fire | goartment ‘Assistavt A i» Wiis—Of Dr. Griswold, for seeviees at Righth and Ninth ward e:atom hous. To Committee on Police. ReORUTIONS By Avstitan! aitierinnn TAt—That Gremwioh strest, the opening of that building. and proposed that the in- | vitution sbould be accepted. Alderman SrorrEvasT said thatit was not an invitation | to the Board of Aldermen but merely auking the Presi- dest, as an individual. to be present. Alderman Waxp consid that it would be a dis- Grace to the Board to accep? euch an invitation, He in- ‘tended to be present himself a» an individual, but not as & member of the Common Council. ‘The Present, inexplanation said that he had tm- sgived thut the letter which he had just read had been addressed to the Board, and not to him personally. The subject was here dropped. POLICE REPORT. Alderman Prck moved to take up this report. Alderman Bristay imagined that this motion was made for the sake of Buncombe. Alderman Prcx.—If there be any Buncombe in the maiter it i upon the other side. The moti-n was lost. The Board, after disposing of seme other business do- oid of public interest, adjourned until Monday evening, atbo Police Intelligence. THE RIOT IN THE NINTH WARD—FURTHER EVIDENCE AGAINST THE RIOTERS. Yesterday Justice Stuart took the evidence of three more citizens, residents in the vicinity of the recent riot im the Ninth ward. They go to show that the stage driver was not to blame in the matter, and also show the excitement and outrageous conduet of the rioters, in their ill-treatment of the stage horses, corroborating the same facts as detailed by other witnesses, already published. The following is the evidence:— ‘Williom Nangle of No. 1 Troy street, sworn, says—I was present at the riot on the 4th instant, in Abingdon square, and at the time saw the members of the Hibernian Socieiy about the stage and on the sf . and bearing the horses; the Mare! who was on horse! , and who deponent is informed is James Sandus, came uo aud said, ** pull the eon of a b—h off ;” some of the society men were in, and some were on the stage at the time; and I also saw the driver hit with a stone. Mr. Timothy L. West, of No. 23 Eighth avenue, also testified to witnessing the riotous conduct of the members of the +ociety, and corrobora‘es the previous witnesser, who swear they saw a number of the ricters beat aod ill: treat the stage horses, and also violently ausault the driver. The witness adds that he saw several ladies in the stage, and when he went to save the women, the crowd of ricters rushed up towards him and called out, “Kill the d—d son cf a b—h,” and several advanced to- wards him. when he found it was necessary to run off to "youn Houghtaline, of No. 118 Hammond street, fo. mons worn, says—I was present at the rict on the 4th instant, and saw the driver of the stage, and the horses also, beaten by the rioters. Marshal who had the sword I saw ineite his men by calling out to them to bring the stage driver from the rtage, and kill the d—d son of a b—n. I did not see the stage driver do anything, except that he was about driving across the street at the end of the pro- mm, which was all I saw him do to provoke the as- | rauit upon him. A STABBING AFFRAY ON BOARD TWE SHIP JACOB A. WESTERVELT—THE MATE OF THE SHIP FATALLY INJURED—ARREST OF SEAMEN. At about two o’clcek yesterday morning » desperate affrey took place botween the erew on board the ship Jacob A. Westervelt, lying at the foot of Dover street. Mr. W. Wilson, the mate of the ship endeavored to sup- suppress the disturbances, and in so doing received two stabs in the body from « rheath knife, inflicted by one of the sailors. The wounds are located in a very dangerous part of the body—one in the back, and the other in the side. The latter is believed to ha penetrated the lungs, and will in all probability caw o ward, on ac netting fire to « James Murphy. witusted' is Fifteenth and 4ix- teenth street, between avenues A and B. The accused waa xeon by Smi:h, an} several other witnesses ‘to be in the stable when the firy ocourred during the af terncon, and immediately prior to the fire being diseover- ed. The accused was seen to come from that vortion of the stable. Nocther person wes seen in that vicinity about the time of the fire. The fire having been dis covered immediately, and no'withstaodiag the indaama ble character of the materials, the fire department suc ceeced in extinguisbing tbe flamer, and thus save a very extensive coufisg ation, as the stables were adjoining lumber yards, The accused was takem before Justice Sturt. who cemmittea him to prison for trial, cChty Intelligence. _ Tae WeaTnre —The following was the state of the thermometer yesterday during Taree dlffecent periods of ny — 9A 3P.M. 85° 16° The windat 9A M. avd 3 P.M. 5 M. wassouthwest, It wae a fine clear day. Tmxp Avenues RauRoap.—Yesterday mornii dent cecured on the above named railroad, in Chat street, by which Joseph Carrol, one of the laborers om- ployed in paving the track, was very severely injured about tke head and shoulder, more particularly about the former, which ia badly cut at the back and sida, taking three eg Beata that were afterwards dressed at the New York Hospital, where the injured man now lies. under the care of Dr. Derby. Another man likewise bad his avkle badly hurt, who was conveyed hore; but bis mame we have not been able to ascer’ain. The (sad mary caure of the accident was the excavation that has been made in the railway track in Chathain street, near the Natloval theatre, for the tage of doing eome- thing to the Croton water pipe. As a matter of course. there ix a large gap at the place, and it is neual for the drivers of the cars to ualoose their horses before urriving at this soot, and to allow tne cer to go over by itself from the impetus that had been previously given to it. Inthe accounts that have been given of this accident, it ia stated that the driver of car No. 22 did not uploose his horses, but tried to jump them over the gap, when they missed and fell into the bole, The driver, 1t is said, them unloosed them, and that the borre- bolted off down the street, knocking down the above: ed individual and another man. This ac- coust, we believe, is in many reapects incorrect. In the first place, the horses were detached from the car and standing on the side of the excavation while the car was 1g over it ‘they were pushed iuto the hole y & wagon which wae passing loaded with lumber, and, on being extrica‘ed ran a short distance to where two men were paving the street, and the pole struck oue of them, Joseph Carrol, injuring bim severely, but not dangerou Unlers great care is taken by the drivers of the cars oa the Third avenue railroad, we anticipate that a great many accidents will occur in Chatham street, The tn- cline of the track along the above named street, from the Park and as far as Pearl street, is very steep, and we have observed that the drivers, even when going at moderate pace, have the utmost difficulty in arresting the speed of the oar. The same remark holds good for the other end. from Chatham square to Pearl street, where the incline is necessarily very great, but, on ac: count of this part being wider collisions are not so likely to cecur tthe part below Peari strest, where the traffic is so immense and the street so narrow. It will require the utwost circumspection on the part of the drivers, and we hope that they wil show it. Tue Mrurary.—On Thurrday evening last an election of officers belonging to the City Guard took place at the armory of the above company, 639 Broadway, which re- eulted in the following unanimous choice:—Thomas T, Ferris elected Captain of the company; James L. Waugh, lat Lieutenant; Jno. H. Waterhouse, President. Tae BatmiMorz Firsmev.—Since Thursday fresh ar- rangements bave been made, by which the above com- pavy will tase a different route in their departure from what was ntated by us in yesterday morning’s Heratp Invtead of going by the Cen'ral Railroad they took the Philadelphia route via the Camden and Amboy Railroad, ding by the John Potter steamboat, which qill ve pier No. 2 North river, adjoining tho battery, at 2 o’clock P.M. The Baltinore Columbian Fire Company Jett their quarters in Fulton street yesterday at 12 0’clock, and proceeded direct tothe engine house of the New York Manbatran Fire Company in Ludlow street, where their engive bas been ket du their stay. From here y Pi through Grand streetand down Broadway to the steamboat, escorted by the Manhattaa Company, and isccompanted by Lenhard’s band. They arrived in Philadelphia about six o'clock last evening, We wish them ‘God speed.” Fisnwen’s Vert —Southwark Engine Co. No. 38, Julian Botta, foreman, New York Hose Co. No. 5, James F, Wem- man, foremen, and Mutual Hook and Ladder Co. No, 1, Noak L. Farnham, forewan, will leave this clty oa » visit to New Haven, on the 2ist inst., by special invitetion from the New Uaven fire department. The above named companies wil! take part in the New Haven annual pa- rade on the 22d inet, after which there will be a grand playing match for a splendid goblet and salver, 10 be reverted tothe victorions company. The Southwark + mpeny No, 38 wiil enter their engine as a competitor on this trial It is owned by the compsny, and wea built John Agzew, of Philadelphia, in 1842, since which ime it has been in active service. It iss powerful en. gire, having 9% inch cylinders, and mans about fifty men. Firns.—Last night, about half past eight o’clock, much consternation was excited in the neighborhood of the lowor part of Washington street, by au alarm of fire pro- ceeding from No 59 in the above named street, which, however, fortunately, did not do any great amount of mischief. The house in which tbe fire originated is of a larger size then ordinary, being fifty feet deep and thirty- one feet wide. and is let out as a lodgiog house, occupied by several fumilies, who were naturally very much rmed at th's urexpected outbreak The ground floor ir divided off into two stores, oue of which is oceupied by Michsel O’Covreil, as a grocery and liquor store, and the otber by Michael and Hugh O'Neill, as a liquor store only. eve latter rent the whole house, and sub let the upper part of it to the other parties, who are inmates of the place, in different tenements. The baseuent, in which the fire originated, is cecupied as a dwelling place by Lawrence Hute. and it was in the rear of this lower part of the building thet the fire began, spreading up wards to the rear of O'Neill's store, where the principal damage was doue. Some time elapsed from the breaking out of the fire, before the alarm waa given or the engines arrived, but, when once there. the firemen quickly spbdued the flames, and in the course of anbour the conflagration was entirely extinguished O'Neil! who is the principal sufferer. estimates the damage done to his proverty at about $200; he is, however, in- sured in the Broadway Insurance office for $1,500. aeum that will consequently cover far move than his loss Hute, in whore basement the fise originated, is nogreat death. Captain Ditcbett, of the Fourth ward police, was notified of the affair, and proceeded with » posse of his potcemen om board the ship and arrested the follow- 1 named sailors, who were ail more or less under the influence of liquor:—Daniel Suith, James Crosby, Peter Campbell, William Robinson, James Hines, Andrew Carroll, Andrew Augustus, and Thomas Rosch. ’ The pri- soners were conveyed before Justice Bogart, who con- mitted them to prisen, there to await the resuit. The mate was conveyed to the New York Hospital. ‘The ship, it seems, arrived on Thursday afternoon, and the tailors procured liquor, brought it on board, and while carousing together in the steer a fight ensued between them. The mate went dowa f-r the purpose of 4 quelling the disturbance, and received the injury. One or two of the steerage passengers say can identify the ssilor who iaflicted the stabbing onthe mate, Up to last evening Mr. Wilson was very low, and much doabt existed as to his surviving through the night. An Affray between Two Negrocs—One Stalbed and sent to the Hospital.—On Thursday evening 40 altercation took luce between two negroes named Joba Price and Sam ‘reeman, at No. 27 Leonard street, in which the former inflicted @ severe stab with a knife, which it is thought bas penstrated the lungs, and will prove fatal. in- jwed man’s wound was dressed by Dr. Kilbourne, and then he was sent to the hospital. The accused was ar- rested by officer Daset, of the Fifth ward police, who con veyedhim before Justice Bogart, and he was committed to the Tombs to await the result. The Stabbing Case in Second Street.— Yesterday Justice Wood visited the house of George don, No, 192 Second street, for the purpose of taking his affidavit rela- tive to a dangerous injury he received on the 20th of June last, by being stabbed. It appears by Mr. Hagendon's fence that he was in ® grocery store adjoining the porter house, sitaated in the above named premises. A listurbance occurred in this baeement between a party of men, ard the witners left the grocery store to ascertain what the difficulty was abou’, and saw a crowd collected in and about the porter house, who were using kaives and iron bars freely, among this crowd was Cooper Hester, who was fighting desperately with another man: Hester sppesred much excited, and letting go of his antagonist run into the porter house, seized # knife, and with it at Hagendon, who be mist vious antagonist; 14 off the blow and received a severe wound im the ‘arto and another in bie breast, which have coofiaed him to bie room up to the present time, At the time, Hester was arcesied by officer Sierney, of the Seventeenth ward, on the facta the magistrate held him to bail in the sum of $2,000, in default of which he was committed to prison for trial. Arrest of a Dishonest Steward.—Officer Kiely, of the First ward, yesterday arrested a colored man named Ben: jamin D, Golding, a steward and cook on board the xchooner Judge Baker, of Virginia, Captain Audrew Bo gert. charged with robbing the ca) 6 tramk of $210, consisting of two $100 bank bills on the Valley Bank of Virginia, anda $10 bill on the Seventh ward bapk, of thix city. It seems that while the schooner was lying at the port of 4mithfield, Virginia, the negro, who wae en) as cook and steward, forced open tha csp tein’s truvk, ard stole therefrom the money as above named, Nothing was done to crimiaaie the negro at Virginia, but still « suspicion rested on him, and on the arnvul of the rchooner here the capi in caused his ar- rest, and the prisoner was conveyed to the First ward police station. There his person was searched but the money could not be fe 4 oO was then dis charged, ond had shaken bands with the captain, bidding big good bye, when officer Kiely, be. lieving fp bis own mind that the negro was guilty, requested to make another search of the nogro’s pereon, <Accerdingly, the accused was again stripyed Of Lis clothing. aud thia time the money was found tied one corner of his under shirt one fact of Rndivg the money srtounded ali present, and the negro then ac- bsowledge4 ‘bia guilt. Juxtioe . before whom the Agou-ed was brought, committed bim to prison for trial olbery the Stree’ —Officer M waid srrerted a fellow on Thursday, called James Hagan, op a charge of robbing Kapha ‘residing at No 18 Hs mi tom rtreet, It seems that Mr Was walking dow: Onk street, and the accused him theust his band into the pocket of Ma Mey and stoe thereirom « | of thedeventh | Yrrk Hospital, on 1 loser, he estimates his less at about $15, to which may be added about Gfiy dollars worth of damage to the building. Although the fire was not by any means ex- tensive. it created much covfusioa, for the row of houses, of which the building io which the fire burst ont forma one, are densely inhabited by families of laoring Irish, and on the opposite side of the «treet are sitnated the large potash etores of Cassidy & Palmer. ‘On Thuriday sfternooa a fire broke out in the ship timber yard of Hiscoit & De Voe, atthe foot of Six- teenth treet, East river, by which a amounting to $800,000 wan ireurred i the Eleventh, and Lieut Clark, of the Thirteenth wards, @ach with a section of men, were present at the fire. Capte, Whigan and Flandremer were also preseat with sections of officers. Fink aT THE Quarantine, Starks Isiayp—Six House BURNED.—A fire broke out on Friday morning, about three o'clock, in the grocery store of Michael McKeon. ‘The upper part wes occupied by Mrs. Ferry and a German family, and owned by Pr. Harcourt; the boure and all the furniture were entirely destroyed The adjoining house, occugied by Thomas Devlin aod 3. Kelly, ay a gro- cery store, also owned by Dr. Harcourt, was entirely de- stroyed. The adjoining house, owned by Mrs. Mempsen, the lower psrt of which was oecupied ax @ millinery, by Mrs. Luis, was aleo burned, with all her «tock; the up- er part was uccupied by Mr. Thompson. Also, a small joure ip the rear was boomy | destroyed The house of lestroyed by the fire. The e all insured in this city. A German named reriovsly injured by jumping out of the second story of the house ocenpled by Mr. McKeon as a grocery store, and he wae taken to therMarine Hospital. ON TO THE Cie? StewaRD or THR Bautic — it of the Colling steamship Baltic, in Floney, Inte chief steward of that vessel, with a valuable watch, as a token of their regard, Accipsyt By FALUNG yRoM A Burupiyg —On Thursday lext Hugh N. Wright, a bricklayer, while employed in tne new brick building in the eourre of erection in Stone street. in hatte back oo the platfarin where be ws standing missed his footisg, by treading on a broken piece of brick, end was precipitated (about a height of seven teen feet) to the ground, by which two of his ribs were broken. He was carried to the City Hospital, where he ia under the care of ir Derby. Nathaniel Norris was partly houses Coroner's Inquests, THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Yesterday Coroner 0 Dewnell he'd an taquest at the Bellevue Hospital, en the body of Charles Haggerty. fifty boy be of age, @ native of ud, who came to his ceata y being accidentally run over by one of the Third Ave- nue Railroad cars on Wednesday last, which broke his jeg, and amputation being necessary, the man died in consequence thereot on Friday morning. The evidence be'ore the mer exhibived the fact that the deceared come from one of the Third aveoas sta, and the driver of said stage testified that the dese: was intoxicated at the ime, and when hs lefs bea stage he slangered upon the railroad track, end fell under :he wheel of the cur, and before the driver of the car nad time to stop his horses the wheel had passed over the de. conted’s leg ‘The jury, on the evidence, rendered the following var- dict > That deceased oame to his death by being aeci- dentally run over by # car on the Third Aveune Railrond, and that no one wae resocnsible for the casualty which cocavioned the death of deceased’ The deceased hax left an crphan child, sixteen years of ave, bis wite having died some vix weeks since, “Mr, H. M. Lerey, the superintendent of the railroad, was prevent y LP the holaing of the inquest, and expressed bis intention to see that some previrion was made for the orpben daughier of decensad FATAL ACOIDENT ON THE FIGHT AVANCE RAIL- ROAD. day beld an inquest at the New bidy of # little German girl named ears, who wax Tun over aeciient. Avenue Railroad cars, inthe strest, on Tasaday aa The the lew ‘the hon wher it wee Coroter Gamble Hire Brice, aged 9, ally by one of the avenue, pear Thirty ext wheel of the eer coused Ja corn) ‘The poor ch!lé waa i ! dey, apd then expired. tbaton the day ber to the meat market did not return, went in tained the facts about the accident. and that her child bad been conveyed tothe . The driver of the car bewttped. < ‘deceased until she was close to the car, ‘The jury rendered the folio 5 caused by boing. sccldoutally ran of the Eighth Avenue road cars.’” ttached to avy persen connected with the road. . DEATH OF MR. WALLAOB. ‘Yesterday afternoon, the coroner was notified to hold an inquest at the New York Hospital on the body of Mat thew Wallace, aged thirty-seven years, a native of Ire- land. “bodied yesterday afternoon, in the Hospital, in con-equenee of an injury received on the Fourth of July, by the explosion of a gun, in Eighth street, which des- troyed ity right ri from which ne died: The deceased has « wife and family reniding at 879 Exat Pwelfth street. The deceased, at the time of ‘be accident, was walking behind « man ia the strees, who held a loaded gun on bix shoulder, which acoi- dentally exploded, causing the fatal injury. SUPPOSED SUICIDE. ‘The Coroner was yesterday notified thats man oamed G Gairer was found in his bed at 43¢ o'clock sfiercoon, in bis lodgwg room. situated at the Es dotel, corner of Frankfort and Wiliam streets. Several letters and hie passport were found in the room, letters ef recommencation to Hon. Jefferson Davin, Seoretary of War, Mr. James E. Heath, Com- missioner of Peosions, and other distingatshed per. sons The deceased was a naturalized citizen, having De to that efiect. He appeared to be about thirty- eight years of age. Ta his wuilet was found seven cents. UNENOWN MAN DROWNED. Coroner Wilnewm yesterday held an inquest at the foot of Stanton street, on the body of aa unkuown man, found floating in the river. The deceared appeared to be abou: five feet mime inches in height, dark brown hair and whirkers; abont twenty-six years of age; dressed in a brows liren coat, white pants, with stripe in them. In hin pocket was'a knife, alo a ied and white svoited handkerchief, and fourteen centa. Io the opinion of the physician death was caused by drowning, and a verdict was rencered to that effect Theatrical and Musical, Bowrry Tararrk —This evening is set apart for the | benefit of the popular and tslented actress, Miss Kate Denin. The pieces provided comprise the favorite play of “Love’s Sacrifice,” the amusing farce of “Nix, the Cabn:an,”’ acd the comedy of “Joe in London,” the casts of which embrace the names of Messrs. Eddy, Wianns, Hamblin, Dawson, Mrs. A. Parker, Miss Kate Denia, and Mins Dawes. Thoce who desire to spend » pleasant evening should visit the Bowery to night. BRoapwaY THEATRE.—Mrs. Barney Williams, the excel- lent actress and great favorite, takes a benefit this even- ing. It is hoped her admirers generally, and those are Many, will visit the Broadway to night, and hat there will nor be a single seat uvooscupicd. The programme of entertainments she offers cannot feil to please the fre- quenters of the Metropolitan The performances oom- merce with the Irish drama of ‘Rory 0’More;”” this will be followed by she comedietta, entitled “Our Gal,” aod the whole will conclude with the moral drama of the “Limerick Boy.”” N1B10'S GARvEN.—The very popular Ravel family‘are to appear this evening in their wonderful evolutions on the tight rope, the new ballet styled “Fleur de Marie,” and the celebrated harlequin pantomime of “Raoul, or the Magic Star,’ in which are introduced ninety five tricks, trap+formations, and illurions, The pleasteg vocali Mme. Anna Thillon, will appear in the opera of the * chantress” on Monday night. Nanrionat THEaTRE.—Mr. J. R. Scott, the favorite Amer- ican tragedian, is to make his eighteenth appearance this evening at the National. The bill ot amusement se- lected consists of the drama called the ‘Rag Picker of Paris,” in which Scott will appear as Father Jean; the drawa of “E) Hyder,” with Scott as Mat Mizen, and the new farce entitled “A. 3.3.’ This is a very attractive announcement, and ought to crowd the theatre to over- flowing AMEKICAN MusevM —The entertainments for this after- noon und evening are such ay cannot fail to attract @owded sssembiages. The comedy of the “Heir at Law’! will be represented in the afternoon, and the laugbable farces entitled ‘Deeds of Dreadful Note,” and the ‘Limerick Boy,” in the evening. The Bearded Lady, Kotary Wonder, aod the Happy Family, can also be seen. Franconr’s HirpopRome —The equestrian features re lected for this evening at the Hippodrome comprise the spectacle evtitied ‘Versailles in 1664,” ‘'S eeple, Hurdle and Chariot Races,’’ ‘-La Perche Equipoise,’”” and “Ex ercives of the Manege ’’ Curisty’s Opera Hous —This establishment continues to be crowded nightly to witness the excell lineations of Christy's band of Miostrel gramme of this evening is unusually ater: Wooo's MinstRe1s, whose performanc given such decided satisfaction, olfer several of their best vocal and instrumental selections for this evening, together with dancing and burlesques. Buckisy’s New Og1gANS SERENADERS are doing well, and their performances give the greatest delight. The rogramme for this evening comprises burlenque opers, Rageo, singing and dancing, and solos on the Melophone and Chinvee fiddle. ~ Baxvarp’s Panorama oF THE Hoty Lanp.—The exhibi- tions of this valuable painting close this evening. Jullien, the mavager of concerts, is now forming in Europe a real musical expedition fer America. He bas already engaged Messrs. Reichert, the ae plus ultra flutiv’, ‘De Prins, Winkle, Sehruers, and Alp. Steuelruggen. Sencrita Soto, the celebrated damseuso, is at the Albany Mneeum. Naval Intelligence. The U.S. frigate Congress, Com M-Keever, arrived at Rio Janeiro Jone 2, from River La Plate, and would sail for home about the 15th. BARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Kar All packages and letters intended. for the Nuw Your Himatn shoulel be soaled. ALMANAG FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY 4 89) MOON RISSS 7 81! wIGH WATER .. Port of New Work, July 8, 185% -. 10 00 +. 10 89 SUN Rises SUN SETS CLEARED. ccteamabipaBaltie, Comstock, Liverpool, EK Collins & 0 Shipy—Memphis, Davis, New Orleans, Wm Nelson & Son; Doreas Prince, Kinnea, Lepreux, NB. Nesmith & Sous; Christians, Hammond, Londua, Grianell, Minturn & Lo. Barks—Aura, Crosby, Melbourne, W W Russell; Monte: zoms, Hapsen, Demerara, 5 Tut le. Brigs—Ready Rhino (Br), Morris, Windyor, NS, JS Whitney & Co; Isabella, Nickerson, Cadiz, John Norton Jr; Filen Maris, Treat, Pensacola, 'R P Back & Co; Ira- della Reed, Cheeseman, Port au Prince, OL & O Ferris; Lynnfield (Br), Bogert. St John, NB, P Nevius & Son. ‘Scbrs—bxemplar (Br), Smith’ Hantsport, master; Rieh- mond, Purnell, Ricawond. CH Pissson; C Colgate, Sea- wan, Baltimore, Mailer & Lord, TA Ward, Hoff, Wil mington, D C Freeman & Co;Messenger, Sparrow, Boston, Foster & Nickerson; Baltic (Br), Saunders, Harbor Island, Eneas & Hutchins Independence, Farrow, Wash- ington, Bateman & Hoderow; Linnet (Br), Holden, St john, NB. Slcop—Chief, Hull, Providence, J H Havens. ARRIVED. Bark Mangola (of Portland), Haskell, Newport, W, 43 days, to Perkins & Delano, June 10, lat 39 40, lon 36 10, exchanged sigoals with Brem bark Pauline, standiog E (frou Boston ior Cadiz); 17th, lat 4010, lon 41 16, ox- changed siguals with Brem bark Pauline, standing E Bark Brintol Belle (Br), Sponagle, Palermo, 60 days, and 89 days trom the Rock, to D Gilmartin & Co. No date, rpoke the herm brig Martha Worthingtou, from Palermo for Boston; June 23, iat 41 53, lon 59 64,” spoke Br bark Jane Brown, McKinnon, from’ Rio Hatch for Liverpool out 26 days, in want of ‘provisions; 24th, Int 41 34, lon 56 39, exchanged signals with ship New England, atecring K; May 13, off Carthagena (Mediterranean), ‘spoke brig Russia, of Boston, from Messina for Boston, 14 days out. Bark John Carver (of Bostoa), Porter, Havana, 9 days, to master. Bark Mopang, Kempton, Darien, 7 days, to J Ht Rooken- baugh. Sid in comyany with brig Casita, for New York. Brig Richard Browng(Br), Young, Turks Islands, 13 days, to Tucker & Lightbourn. June 11, lat 31 27, lon 7220, spoke bark Petrel, of Boston, hence for Havana. Brig Inde. (of Eastport), Mathows, “aa Juan, Nio, 27 days, to Durand. July 4, lat 32, lon 79, exchanged wig nals With bark Siri, bound N; 4th, lat 33, lon 75, passed brig Linden, bound N (both from New Orleans for New York Schr Granite State, Norris, Laguna, 25 days, to How land & Aspinwall Seb t (Br), McRay days, ok & Co, Sebr Armekent (Br), McKae, Charlottetown, PEI, 2% ber with 10 parsengers, to R P Bugk & Co, Schr Florida (of Portiand), Kenney, Ja aye Sehr Renjemin Sehr Mail, Cropy Sebr Roanoke, Di Schr Sarah, Perry, New Bedford, Sehr Paliaclum, Avery, New London, 1 day. Sebr Challevge, Smith’ New Haven, 1 da: Frederic Brown, Gardiner, Providence, 2 days Harvest, French, Providence. hn Marshall, ( ckron (new), Parrish, etrel, Keaney,, Providenos BELOW. One bark and two brigs, unknown. ‘AILED, Prinee FAward Islami, 22 sowville, 8 rong, Waters, Alexanfria, 6 days Berlin, 2 days Kustport, 8 days. Ships Excelsior, James Wright, and Western Empire, | th Hamilton, Quebec; barks erpocl; Ocean Queen, London; Wallace, NS: Marshfield, Bic; New Fnglai Leo, Cadiz; Harbury (Haw), Wind during tue day, 3 (PRR SreAMIMIP Ammnuca, aT Boston.) Astwixr—Arr June 22, John ‘Rutledge, Wawbersio, NYork, Sid, Vaward Everett, Gunby, aad Victoria Wallington, Go; Palmetto, Howland, Boston Atoraras Roavs—Arr June 8, Prinds Oscar, Marseilles for NYork AKYAB—Sld April 12, Marmion, Hudley, Liverpool, Aviter—Paseed April 6, Challenge, Fitts, London for Hong Kong; 12th, Fauny Forrester, Peterson, Manila, ria Ratavia, for do, Batavia—Arr April 13, Kepler, Bollard, Fort Philip; 22d, Palmetto, Movely, Hong Keo. Borpravx—sld Jun 21, Horatia Kempton, NYork Ady, Sarah Bridge, and Montresl, NOrleans; Fecorioze, Marshal Ney, 3 T biartin, and Niagara, for NYork. Bauwex—Arr Juno 20, Meta, NYork; 2int, Matilde, NYork Bupuertiay KY—Arr June 18, Itzstelz and Wolckar NO leans, Wieland, NYork; 19th, Earspe, Riebmowl a 18th, Anna, Baltimore. Agnow, NYork; 11th, Zolyn, for Raltimore; Veeis, Philadelphia, “Oth, Marin and Amen rte NYork f Prvagin Roaps—lene 23, Anoniohe Geloh, Otis, fee Bevre ind other vis@ injured his head, | always | rtin, Frederick, NOrleans; | i SE April 22, RB Ferbes, Deane, Hi | 26th, Mop-oon, Winsor, Francirco; Tropio, do, | via Akyab; 28th, Polynesia, Homer, Singapore; Buena Vista, Linpell, San Fi Cowss—Arr Juce 21, Hy Nesmith, Ulmer, NOrleans. j jerbeck, True (from Malazsaa), Batol, CanpiirvArt Juve Zi, Brandywine, Reed, ne Reed, NYork. = 2let, J W Payne 5 Cronstap?— Arr Juve 14, Go Green, Redman. New Or- 16th, Maine, Freeman, do; Me Bird, Doane, Havana; 17th, J W White MeNear, New CorEnnAGEN Arr June 18, North Star (steam yacht), New York Donpalx—Arr June 18. Clare, Allan, St John NB. Dvstiy— Io port Juce 21. Freya, for New York, lig Dtat—Arr Juno 22, Princeton, Page, Antwerp for | NYork. Ailiance, ‘Tickbam, do for Newpor nor, Cowell, London for San Francisco, Sid 21et, Seboois, Stubbs, Boston (from Loodon. ) E1sinevn—Arr June 16, Mary E. Whittier, Jones. Hs- vara, Cronsta4t; Golden Eagle, Thompson, NOrieana, for 40; Gleaner, Flitver, NOrleans, for Stockkelm, Juno and Daphne, NYork, for Cronstadt; 18th, Sir Charles Na- pier, Mobile, fcr do. Farmoutu— Arr June 22, Sardus, Cardiff, for New York, very leaky; M Howes, n, Akyab. Sid 18th, Oavippee, Merrill (from Havara), Amsterdam (acd was off Dum enes 20th); 19th, Helen Maria, Silsby (from Havana), nt wer} Pasrod by 21st, Bremerhaven, of and for Bremen 26 days from Baltimore. Gorrensunc— Arr June 16, Mentor, Cherleston. Giascow—Sld Jowe 22, Perseverance, Crowell, Provi- | dence; Cora Lion, Lambert, NYork. Arr in the Clyde —th, Denmark, Brenan, NOrleans; | 284, Majestic, Trask, 8t Joho, NB. Sid 23d, Competitor; | Trefry, Bortom. In’ the Clyde ldg, Fame, ‘and Amelia, | for Boston: Hudson. and Argyle, for New York. GvovcessEk—Arr June 25°barah Ana, Daley, St John, Havre—Arr June 20, Samuel M Fox, Ainsworth, New York: 2ist, Medomack, Rich, NUrleans; 224. Trumbull, Smith, do; Elvira, Owen, do; Hope, Goodwin, Par- j cone, Mobile | june 21st, Columbia. Stahl, NYork; St Denuis, Fol- | Iauabee, do; Bell Rock, Pendleton, Newport. ih any, C Jerome, Jr, Tempest, Excelsior, Judah Touro, Heldeiburg sud Franklin (+), for NYork; Wurtemburg, for NOviear« Cid June 24, Superb, Prentiss, Baltimore; Fornoit, Port- land Me Hampurc—Arr June 20, 2lat, Ceroline Block, NYor | Hve—Arr June 2, Delaware, Patton, St Ichn. NB. | , Hoxa Koxo—Arr April 14, Heber, Nichols, Muuila. 81d 16. Mary Aun Jones, Folger, San Franci-co. Kincsrows—Arr June 22, Almeida, Cate. St John, NB. Livarvoor—Arr June 21. Frederick McNulty, and Rhea Sylvia, Davies, New Orleans; 224° Golconda, Kerr, and Sam’! Lawrenoe, Patten, NOrleans: Southampton, | Burgers, Mobile; Awnapolis. Graham, Philadelphia; An- drew Forter. Holbertou, NYork; 284, Piscataqua, Weeks, NOrleans; 24th, Yankee’ Blade, sThos H Perk Theobald; Kexex, Culvert, and Nerth Carolina, Flitner, NOrleans; 25th, ‘Arabia (s). Judkins, NYork. SId 21st, Mongolia (not Magnolia), Sprague, and Jane E Walsh, Thomas, NYork; 22d, Marine, Boudrot, do; 23d, Star of Empire, Brown, Boston; 24th, ‘M J Ward. Storer, NOrlea: Marchmont, White, Philadelphia; H Clay, Gaulkings; Universe, Bird, and New World, Knight, New ‘or In the river, outward bound, Richd Morse, Dinsmore, Parihenia, Skocf, and Jessie Munn, Duckett, for NYork. Adv Taurus («). Little, for Boston and NYork Juae 6; Europa (:), for Boston 9th; North Amerioa, Dunbar, do 5th; Prerivent, Comings, do 20th; Piseataqua, weeks, do with despatch, Atlantic (x), for New York May 20; Arabia (p) 8° Juve 2; Sarah Sands (4), 0 16th; ‘Adealral, do May ith: Underwriter, do 26th; E Z and Jersey, do 27th; Frarklin Kivg and Orleans, do 28th; Manchester, do June 1; Weet Point, do 8d; George Warhington, do 4th, Golcon- da, do 5th. Cons:itution, Southampton apd Flora MeDon- ald, do 6th: Andrew Foster, do 8th; Yorkshire, do Lith; Alfred and Kasvern Queen do with despateh; City of Man chester (+), for Philadelphia 6:b; Mermaid, do Msy 80; Adriatic. Snow, do June 1; Nathan Hanau, do 4th; Acme, do 6th; Alexander, for Baltimore, May 27,” Anoapoli, do 20th; Switlerland, for Charlestown with despatch; Olym- pus, for NOrleans 2tth; Hartles, do with despatch; Ky Louisiana; Drew, Hong Kong; iza Henrietta an Bangalor, for San Francisco; St. Louis, Davia, for Colcutta. Evt for Idg 18th—Christians, Philadelphia; 2lst Irvine, Staten Island and Charleston; 224, Hartley, New Orleans; R D_Shepberd, Hamilton’ Boston; 234, Lady Bulwer, New York; ‘Jane Tudor, Hughes, Providence; Ath, Eastern Queen, Emery, New York. Loxpox—Cld June 22, Highland Mary, Sayers; 23d, Lemuel'a, Hadlock, Sam Francirco, In' port P Pendieton, Pendleton, for Boston ldg; North- umberland for NYork abt ready; Am Congress, for do 30th; Southampton, do Jaly 7; Chas & Jane, Oliver, for do ldg; Claud, Eliza & Hester. Jane Shepherd, Cassite- rides, and Panope, for San Francisco, ldg. Laixrick—Arr June 20, La Grazia. Scat ag York. Lisnon—Fld June 13, Gov Brock, York, janeiro. MataGa—June 12, Arr True Man, Lionell, NYork, Sid Lith, Lion, Gardner, Macao, (£0 reported Mareraites—Arr June 19. Guisseppina, NYork. NewPort—Arr June 19, Geo A Hopley, Pierce, Havre, to toad for NYork; Phoebus, Robson. Gloucester, do do; 20th. Kvanite, |, Bridport, to load for Wilming‘on, NC. NaPias—arr June 8, Fapny, Simonton, NOrleans. Portsmovra—Arr Juve 22, Sam) Appleton, Doane, Lon- den for NYork, and proceeded same day. bog s Gate (Celon) Sid May 12, Heary Ware, Nason, sean. Yaumeo— Ars June 0, Dutebess, Lave, Marsala; 16th, Amanda, Baker, Boston, via ie et QuErnstown—Arr June 21, doons, Woedside, New Orlesna; Mariner, M’Intyre, Liverpool for Gloucester, Mase, leaty. SuNpFRLanD—Sid June 22, Mary Ann, Jones, NHaven. Scn1y—Sia June 12, Hope, Fitzgerald, NYork. Stant—Off June 20, Victory, Redhead, from Savannah for London; 224, Cutbarine, Edwards, 6 days from Ant werp, for NYork. nr pahza Gnu (Teneriffe ) Arr May 25, Canada, MeDougal, ‘ork. (as prev to Juve 16, Stamboul, Kingman, Mar- reilles. Texmi—Arr Jure 26, Hermann, NYork. Warexronp—Arr June 20, Marion, O’Brien. Savannah. p Wicit—Off June 22, Magdalena, from NYork and for remen. GmrartaR, June 9—The wind veered to the eastward bight of 8th, when all the windbound veasels in thts bay, Algeciras readstead, and from behind the rock, passed the strait to the westward; in all about 350 sail. June 10—The Fritz, Kruger, from Cette for NYork, has been on shore west cf the rook. Memoran Brig Torno, 149 tone, built at Gardiner in 1846, was Fold by auction in this efty éth inst, for $2,100 cash,’ Al-o one belf Br brig Briiliant, 107 tons, as she aow lies at the Atlactic Dock, for $400, Telegraphic Murtme Reports. Bostow, July 8. Arrived—Ships Stephen Glover, Liverpool; Polar Star, New Orleans: barks Muskingum, Havana;' Pamphylia, Philadelphia, Elk, do; Trinity, Galveston; General Saylor, Palermo; Veja, New Orleans (saw a full rigged brig ashore near Caryefort reef, all sails loose, and wreckare alongside—at sunset the wreckers left the brig and ran inehore—rame night bad 4 fresh squail). Ako arrived—Hrigs Wm H Parks, and Denmark, Phila- delphia; Pauline, Malaga (spoke Jane 26, lat 42 60, lon 55, schr Henry A*kins, from Cadiz for NYork); Thomas Conger, San Juan: Cio, Savannah; Orion, Phi Iphia; echre Charter Qak, Thea Feoner, Geo Hoffman, Luther Child, HP Simmons, and Sarah N fmith, NYork; Nelson, axean. Alerals Marine Correspondence. Pauitapeurma, July 8—4 PM, Arvtved—Barks Grand Turk, Treworgy, Matanzas; Ade- Ha Rogers, White, and Echo, Howes, Boston; briga Aus- tral, Wiley, Eastport; Chicopee. Kimery, and Empire, Crowell, Boston; Sargent, Eastport; Ormus, Reed, New Bedford; schrs Sally 'Anu, Chase, Peraambuco; Lady Suffolk, Crowell, and Henry Payton, Eldridge, Boston; G W Pickering, Park, Bangor; Alexandria, Sears, Bsaton, Cleared—Alexandris, Sears; Rainbow. Norris; Council, Howes; Lacon, Bear:¢, avd WH Mailer, Thateher, Boston; J Baker, Ame:, Marbiehead; Grace Darling, Baxter, Rox: bury; Governor, Chase, East Cambridge; Lady Suffolk, Crowell, Chelsea; MK Carlisle, Sipple, East Greenwich; steamer Kennebec, Hand, New York. Disasters. Scur Cateponta, at Newport, which was in contect with sehr Empire, was damaged to the amount of $600; no insurance. Br ScuR Mary Evixy—aA part of this vessel (wrecked on Seal Island) bas been saved in ® state, aad token to Edgartown in «chr Sarah, Scmk NEBRASKA, hence for Matagorda, in endeavering to paes up the narrow channel te Port Lavacca on 14th. ult, grounded, Lighters were employed tive days taking cut her cargo, when being sufficiently lightened she. pro- ceeded. The N only drew six feet anda half whea she went ov Notice to Marmers. LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF SPAIN. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrick Liowmover Boarn, June 27, 1853. } Official notice has been received at ‘this office from the Department of State, of the establishment of three new lights on the coast of Spain, of which the following are the particulars:— 1, Revolving Light on Cape Finisterre, Coast of Galicia, ntic—-On the firet of June next, a revolving ight will shown on the south point of Cape Finisterre, in 42 dag inin 46 seo N, and 9 deg 20 win 14 sec W of Greenwich, appear every haif micute, at an elevation nm level of the wea, and may be istande of about 4 in clear weather, 2, Red Fixed Light on sargns Lsleta, Coast of Galj- | cia, Atlan f July next, « Gxed red lig! will appear on the northernmost projeating peak of (sla Mayor, which is the largest of the Siaargas Islets. The tower standy in 43 deg 21 min 50 80 N, and &-deg 55 min @ sec Woof Greenwich; and the being of the fourth } orter. bat having an elevation of 363 feet, will ba visible at the distance of3% leagy i Fiaehing Light oa Cape Creux, Coast of Catalonia, | Mediterronean—On the 20th July next, a light varied | by tiashos every three minutes, Will be oxtablished on | Cape Oreux, on the site of an ancient tower which has been removed, in 42 deg 18 min 45 sec N, and 3deg 14 min 2l ree K of Greenwich, distance from the ses shore dus east of it is 550 yarda; and 903 yards from that shore, onthe same bearing, liev the eniall island called Masa de Oro. ‘The distance of the light from the sea to the northward is 516 yards, and 636 yards frem the | southern shore. Tho light will atan aud may be sven five leagues. most light ou the coest of Spain By order, THORNTON A. JENKINS, Seerotary. | Whatanen, | Sid from Rio Janeiro June 2, Wrig Pavilion, of Bygar- | ange, FT, to sail next day tap Coord, Manchesior 1 289 foot above the jovel of the soa, It is the Iawt ow eastern. Redford 1th, b,_rohr WP Doikiyte, Pettorsen, Arr at Mamtucket 6+ Sols, 50 bia hapkk, ond Aa te crn. SQA gohr Fhurni) } oem, M thar, do do both were painted biack, they showed no signals, | ware passod ou the 3d ui, lat 23.188 fon 30.60 W1 Bar! Coward, from NOrleans for Rio Jancire, jane 14 off jambuco Spoben. | 6AM, Cape Sable Sane diveapest, Ag T, Sbip Czar Peter (Br). from Liverpoo? Aprit Pras he tN ase Livetbesl, ‘July 3, lat 86 61, lon ects vad Fa Ba, for NYork, June 14, lat oR New Hampshire, from Liverpool for NYork, June 1 . abi Sm, wit | ons as a set chip with bait socad lars: aoekd eo etn | cut ber name, supposed sid from Boston; the other was an older vessel, equare stern and white mouldiogs— Porterfield, from New Orleans fer | Genes, June 12, lat 4134, lon 3434. Bark Revolution Be hence Jan 7, for Sumatra, ne Tuly 4; lat 37, lon 74, Senr Kent, of and 27 days trom Baltimore for Pernam- buco, June 11, lat 17 23 N, len 41 60. Sebr H M Jenking, from James River for Newosste, Me, July 5, Cape Cod NW by N 20 miles, Foreign Ports. Bugnos AYaes—'n port 22, ship Gondolia, Atkina, for NYork ldg; barks Lien, Alexander. from Boston harch 12, arr 22d; Thorndike, Perkios, for NYork; Reman, Ha- miltow, uno; brig Croustadt, Hateh, disg; sohr Henry A Barling, Kennedy, unc. Barnuxst (River Gambia)—No American vessel in port May 31. At Bissau, May 23. brig Hamilton, Silver, unc. yDauiocan—Arr Jume 24, achr Garland, Smith, New ‘ork. Canton—In port April 20, ship Raduzga, Gook, for Forts, dg. Ma previously, ship Satuuel Russell, Limebur- mer. ork. Cignrurcos—Cld June 23, bark Mandarin, (not Waa- aLIPAX— jupe Cro poses artim eget, OF ricksburg; July 2, Aun, , New Cid June 29, schr Magnet, Locke, Richmond, Va. Iste Verte—Arr June 28, abi York: 80th, Conatitution, on, do. The Oregon wi Mag at River du Loup, and Constitution at Isle Verte. Lavacca—Atr Juue 16, schr Nebraska, Washington, N York. Sid 18th, sehr Anthem, Burrows, do, Lacuna—IN port abt June 13, bark —, (probably the Splendid, Savage), of and for Boston in a few days; oaly Am vessel. Matanzas—Arr June 27, bark Francia, Freeto, Havaoa to load for Cowes. Cid 23d, bark Eaxproet, Ford, Glasgow; brign Mary Pierse, Pierce, Sagua; 20th Rumi NYork; 27th, Emeline, Wateee th vane. — ae Mimamicui—Arf June 20, brig Harold, Harris, New York; 30th, bark Meldon, Merrill, Bristol, E. Qusnzc—Arr July 4, ‘brig Challenger, Gellatly, New ee i et I June 3 (not 7th, as reported 10 JANEIRO—In une ‘not , ae telegraph), #hips Bartiets for San Frezoluen: Ok hence); Agnes, Tarleton, for NYork, cargo; Hig! lyer, Waterman, hence April 7 for San noe? in & few days, caulking, (arr June 25); barks Catharine Augua- ta, wtg orders; Emily, Roberts, for Philadelphis 5tle; Gan- ton, Gibbs, hence for Australia, repg; Brunette, Prebla, for NYork, lég; Charles S$ Olden, Watson, for Montevideo bth; Antelope, White, for Baltimore, lig; St James, Be- ling, from Pernambuco for Philadelphia, wtg (arr 28th); Swan, Cole, from Baltimore via Bahia, do; ma, Graves, fiom NOrleans (arr lst); John J Colley, Kipper, from Richmond vy hence) wtg; Manten, from Baltimore, do; W G Lewis, Giles, from Boston (arr 1s); Martha Clark, Caton, hence, ding (arr 24); Jouephine Br), Doane, for Philadelphia or NYork, Idg; Morgan x, Claypool, from Montevideo for Baltimore, 1 ‘err 26th); brigs Lucy, Weeks, from Richmond (azr 1st); fancy, Peterson, from Baltimore, unc. ‘Arr May 28, chip John M Mayo, Reed, Boston (and dd June] for Australia); 30th, brig Helem, Hughes, Balti- more, At do reptd 24th, brigs Abbotsford, Rogers, froma Liv. erpoct, axr 10th; Pauline (foreign) for’ NYork, lagi alse the foreign versel Augantyr, to load for ports in Uskates, and others, as before, Sid 24th (cr earlier), bark W H D C Wright, for Bal- timore. Sr Jony, NB—Arr July 1, barks Robert, New York; Kepler, (Brem) do: 24, brigs erm) christ, Savannah; sehr Merlin, , New York; 3d, achr Hliza, Wright, New York. Cld ist, bark Sarah Anm, Orr, Gloucester, E; 24, ships Kate Howe, Norcrous, Londen; pea Holmes, do; 4th, Windermere, Fairfield, Liver- ool. bar Jouns, NF— Arr June 25, brigs Oneco, Bmeey, Baltimore; Fairy, Shelford, New York eth, ‘Ann Bliss, Burke, do. Cld 17th, schr Medway, Dey, 2st, brig Sarah, White, New York. ALBANY—Arr July 7, schr Montano, West, Bosten. Dodie; Cid, schrs Anm T Sipples, Baco: Keene, NBedford; Benry Cay, Ny do; Trysheaie Gasp? , do; Georgians, Bewman, men, NHaven; Tantivy, Hine, NBedford, ALEXANDRIA.--Arr July 5. Br brig Satellite, Markhera, from Chincha Islands; vebr Adrianna, Portland. Sid 6th, sebr Empire, Smith, NYork, Guthrie, NBedford. BALTIMORE—Arr July 7, sehr John Q Adams, Norris, Boston. Gid steamship Thames Swan, Fairforl, New York; ships Michael Angelo, Sears, Amsterdam; Helea A Miller, “Galt, Louden; schra Emerald (Br), ‘Swith, s¢ Johor, NFR L Myers, Weeks, Jersey City; Flying Cloud, Hubbard, Charleston; Sea Flower, Fislds, bhiladelphin. BOSTON—Arr Br steamship America, ‘Shannon, Liver- poo! 26th ult, via Halifax 6th inst, 034 Aid; barks Gen Tay- , Soule, Cardenas 28d June; Llewellyn, Sherman, Ph: delphia; brigs Helen F Ryder, Nickerson, ‘April 21; Br) Jones, Palermo April 27; Aithila (3w), Wabl- man, Buenos Ayres May 22, Point India 23d; Keoka (of Searsport), Carver, Matanzas; sebrs Yarmouth Packet e); Pinkbam, Turks Isl ls 17th ult; White Squall, ding, Alexandria; Jas Bliss, Hatch; Three Si-tera, Crowley: Cardenas, Grant; Liberty, Williams, and Charter Oak, Mey Philadelphia; Ganges, Baker; Braye, Lovell, Albany; Wolcott, Allen, NYork; steamer Eastern City, Winchester, St John, N’B, via Eastport. Cld ships Paria: ment, Jas Murdoch,’ Liverpool; Richmond, Hamilton, N Ocieans: barks Kremlin (of Boston, late of NYork), ho- ers, Honolulu; Leopold (Prus), Holtz, Buenos Ayres; rig Oak, Thayer, Rio Janeiro; schrs Lesder, Richardson, Norfolk; Moses Brown, Baker, Phi'adelphia; Ann Flower, Crowell,’ Albany; Sid ships Parliament, Amphitrite, John Bnnyan and Kichmond; barks Glasgow, (ak; brigs Oak. Concord, Brookline, Ottoman, Horace Greeley, Napoleon; sebrs Geo Byron, and Enterprise. BANGGR—Arr July 4, chr Evilean Treat, Rondout, Slo 8d, sehr Ew King, Philadelphia; 5th, schrs Hart. ford, Alexandria, CHARLESTON—Arr July 6, steamship Osprey, Ben- nett, Philadelphia. Cid schr ‘Helene, Jones, New York. sa 4th, brig Mazatlan, a nosthern port; 5th, bark ranac, DaMARISCOTTA—Arr July 4, schr Charlie & Willie, ‘Tibbetts, Virginia. A DIGHTON—Arr July 4, echrs Jas Brown, Doboy Intand; 5th, Hopeton, Philadelphia; 6th, Hannah Matilda, Rook- hill, Baltimore; John Compton, Philadelphia. Sia th, sebrs J Williamson, Jr, do. ‘Al ‘ER~, al sobre Henry, Philadelphia; th, M Marcy ‘and J Stratton, dot Minctva, M’Givreas Beltimore. $d bth, schre R ‘do. Passed up 6th, @ schooner supposed the Ophir, from Baltimore for Dighton GLOUCESTER—Arr July 2, brig Siroc, Pousland, Suri- nem. MOBILE—Arr July 1, brig H W Moncure, Curtis, Phila- delpbia; echra WF Mercier, Clark, Philadelphia; H A Stephenton, Post, NYork: 24, bri ston. bogs Ly t_ a = ). h port 4th, wig wi ig Oceola, for Kingston, Jam. New ORLEANS —atr Ja 1, rads laa Lovett, Bow ton; brig Reveil Martin ry, Rioux, Bordeaux 3; rchr Powhatan, Caro, Pensacola, Cid steamship J L Day, Treeea, Key Went vin Pensacola, &; ship J Mont- gomery, Davis, Livervool; ship Trenton (Sard), Canessa, Laguna; barks Marya.et, Wood, and Louise Bliss, Hyler, ordeaux; sebrs “ones (Newp), Acncase, Marseilles, Maria Jacinto (Mex), Perez, Campeachy. to sen 201h, brig Rogerlin; sobre Major Barbour, Sogesta, NEW HAVEN—Arr July 7, brigs Thomas Trowbridge, Peckner, Barbadoes; L & W’ Armstrong, Frisbee, Porto Rico; rebra Alexander Law, Wood, Virginia; G I Weaver. Mobiley, Philadelphia; E P Burton, Buek, do; ‘ater, do; WT Gonquont, Worden, NYork; Km City, Frisbie, do; sloop Lyman Denison, ‘Hill, do.’ sid scbes & W Whistler, Virginia; Vermillion, do: © Hadden, Pla delphia; Joho Tucker, 'do; Judge Hopkinson _ Troy; Dart, NRochelle; sloop varie Aten? ee EW BEDFORD—Arr July 6, #chra’ Lacy Poan, Baltt more; ©B Prindle, Norfolk; 7th, brig Arcturns, Godard, Apalachicola; schrs Paugascet, Albany, Ski brig Patei Swift, Baltimore; echrs Mary & Htizabeth, Ustaloga, Steghound. Ipbia, NANTUCKET--Sid July 6, sehr Sarah Jane, NYork. PHILADELPHIA—Arr July 7, ship Grey Eagle, Daniels, Rio Jeneizo; schrs W H Mailter, Crowell; Governor, Chase and Edith, Crowell, Boston, "Cla brig Samuel’ Small, Treadwell, Selem; xchrs © Chamberlain, Pearce, Beston, Gazelle, Ireland,’ Salem; 8 Castner, Cailen, Kast Cam: bridge; Joapna, Allen, Norwalk, FROVIDENCE.—Arr July ,6, schra Moses G Leonard, Pearce, James River; Washington, Morris, Suffolk, Va; Cope May, Rorw; J Lesming, Godfrey; Treasurer, Waples; Antares, Gandy; Leah, Saunders; Louise, Dole; Asa El dridge, Rowland; Achwh D Johnson, and Thomas P Coop- er, Corron, Philadelphia; Eliza Butts, Ba'ly, Philadelphis for Pawtucket; Henry, Bader, Port Ewea;' Hector, Kim- bail, Rencout; sloop Jamen Bonnett, Brightman aud Neo tune, Rackett, Port Ewen; Vigilant, Gibbs; Velocity, Bail, Rienze, Durfee; Midas, Buckingham; Mary Dallas, Haw. kins; Colchester, Young, and Anawan, Briggs, Rond Home Porter, and Cathariae Mar'a, Penney, do for P: tucket; Thomas Hull, Hull, ard Blackstone, Ash, NYork Relew, sehr Planter, Fowier, from Port Ewen; and three schooners unknown. Sailed, <chre Mary C Terbell, (of Providence, late of NYork,) Rieb, Philadelphia, or ‘Bai timore, (ncoording to wind’) Marcia, Davis, Philsdelphie; WB Darling, Dawscn, Baltimore; Lnoinda Jane Wall, fur Pontogeaugue, Hawklor, for New York; Oregon, ldridge; Albany; Bal a more, Creef, Newbern; Allen H Brown, Endicoti, Pb jig. delphi; Rove in Bloom, Kinner , NYork; sloops Fre’ jecio Brown, Gardiner, for NYork; Commerce, Palmor, do» PORTLAND—Cld July 6, barks Emma F Olas, “Sraso, Cardenas; Saranac, Bigiey, Bangor; brig Demarar a, Mor: (HONMOUTH-- Arr Suly 2, schre Truman, Philadel PLYMOUTH— Arr . sehr J " phin: 4h & Waterman, do Bi RICHMOND—Arr July 6, schra Louisiana, Stephona Hampton Koads; Charger, Lakeman, NYorr.;’yaliet Ba ker eine fs i "4 SAVANNAH—Ary July 4 «5, brig L aia Farnham, Sumner, New York; Ca:oline, Harding, '¢5ston, France. Boaston, Vhilade AP) cn aaad iM—Arr July 6, sche Mary D goall, Philadelphia; Ith, brig Drees, Horetam, Batharet, south Zhi yr 81. Sid 6th, sehe Queen, Brown, P-filladol hia. ,, wehe Juli Hits, Momp- NY che WILINGTON, NOAtz July 4 ron, Phila phia; a ol trons, Cid td. Br. brig Freedom, H joe, Hall, Bie: ’ Lincoln Webb, Preble, Hath, Me; ch sche Lama: sn "Toloe New Fork; 6h. baie Motalley,, A'loy Beth, mo; Be brig geaeine Desueaden : ‘sh, ada? PL ‘Smith, States, New Va , to londjtimber for Waldoboro; Milton ,° a