The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1853, Page 4

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Events in Albany. TALK ABOUT A FINAL PRCLAL CORBESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORE HORALD. ares Aipanr, July 16, 1863. The Senate are determined to davote (he remainder of the time left it to the bert interests of the people. Yes- terday three sessions were held—morning afternoon and evening, The greater part of the day was cocupied in discussing the Niagara Ship Canal bill 1: was not deci- ded @atil late in the evening, when a finally taken, and the bill passed. receiving seventeen ‘votes, just a constitutional majority. There was mueb said on both sides, and the contest bas been aa exciting one. The friends of the cana! say that ine ‘eoths of the tonnage passing through the Welland Caual is ¢ »mposed of American vessels, and thst a caosl on our side of the Falls would naturally sttract a great portion of the trade passing down and up between the upper and lower lakes; ‘and in case of warlike difficulties our goverument would have the use of the canal for conveyance of vessels from ene lake toanother. On the otber band, it was contended that the Western trade and produce would find its way upon the waters.of Lake Ontario, and immense quantities of produce would be diverted to the north by way of the St, Lawrence, and to the eas: by the Ogdeasburg road which would, as it pow does, tlad tide water through the Erie esnal. And also by going through the propo.ed ship canal, by the way of Oswego, one half of the Erie canal would be avoided, and consequently an immense amount of canal tolls lost to the Sate. It is conceded that the act incorporating a com oany to construct « ship canal on the Americen ride of the Niagara Falls, 90 a9 to connect Lakes Erie and Ontario, is ons of the greatest measures of this Legislature. The capital which itis expected to consume +ill be » me tive millioas. Early in the Senate this moroing Mr. Coolef ros> to a question of privilege He held in hi- hacd the Tribune of the 4th inst.. im which ~as contained an account of the proceedings ion of Irish societies held at Montgomery Hall, No 76 Prinse street, on the previous Friday evening. nyon the Ten Hour bill. The honorable Senator alluded to the remarks made on that oceasion by Mr. Dee in these words:— “Yea, he (Mr. Cooley) will support it. A pretty way he has taken todo +o, by voting to lsy it on the im order to kil it ; and then, in order to throw dust inthe eyes of the working men, he moved to have ‘the vote recon:idered "” Mr. C stated that this was a misrepresentation. He ‘was a sincere friend to the Ten Hoar, Wi and te pes advocated its passage from the fir't introduction of t Dill until {te final defeat. He had moved « recousidera- tion on two occasions, un? endeavored iu ail sinoerity to procure the passege of the T-n Hour bill. Mr Otis also stated that be offered aon ameadment. ineludiog all classes of working people believing taat seamstresses were also entitled to some proreetion. Mr Cooley also chastised the reporter of one of the ublic journals, alleging that he hao been misquoted ia fis (rooster) remarks yesterday. The hosorable Senator was quite severe in his remarks, The Senate then resumed the consideration of the Sup- ply ae Cooley moted to strike out the item pro- vising Yor the pay of members. Only three mecabers ‘voted im favor, fess. Beunett, Cooley, and Pierce, The remainder of the day was consumed upon the bill. The appropriations to dispensaries and orphan asy- lums were stricken out a’ter a very protracted struggle. Secators from the rural districts opposed those appropriations on accouat of the local institutions being in cities. The Senate bave now been engagad nite whole days and three nights upon the Supply bill More than « hundred and fifty thousand doltars nave been erased f/om the bill as received from the House Sena tora are heartily weary of the session and will rejoice when the momert arrives for an adjournment. Mr. Taber remarbed that. were it not for polities! questions, he would rerign his seat immediately; and if »ny democratic Senator would pair off wih hiw, and re-iga with him, he was seady todo so. The bili was finally agreed to, as revised, and curtailed of its proportions, in many resvects very righteously, and will be seut to the House on Moa day morning. Toe Tax ond Toll bill, which has been in the Senate since the regular session, wili be takeo up on Monday. ‘Another Jer gtby discussion wil! be had upon it as it in- volves the question whether the people shall be taxed ‘and tbe railroads tolled tor the purpo-e of raising reve- nue for the support of government. The House was called to order, but no quorum present, A sufficient pumber of member~ kad not arrived from the Crystal Palace, ands call of the House was made. After ‘8 suspense of a few moments, Messrs. Holley Burroughs, and a few others, were brought in when the farce ended, and the House proceeded to reading and voting upen bill, Before dinner hour the House was again left witbout a qnorum, but no cull was made Is” the afternoon. the resslution offered by tae Joint Committee fer 2» fioal adjourament was taken up. Mr Shaw made quite an ironical speech. He thought this was a mode! Legis'ature. Other States would follow our example. Ohio »nd other States would hereafter hold extra sessit ns, impeaching State officers, &c., in imitation of this Legi-lature He ridiculed the idea that the Houte could adjourn oa Mooda~; bat, for himself, be was ready to retire from the Capitol any moment. After an hour's debste a motion wa+ made by Mr. O'Brien to lay the motion on the table, which pre vailed, and the House very prudently adjourned over ua- til Mondsy morning. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. EXTRA SESSION. Senate. Aupany, July 15-8 P, M PASBAGE OF THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL. ‘The ccpsideration of the point of order was resumed The Present (Mr Morgan) thought the time for rais- ing the objection succersfully had gone past (whig) moved it~ recommitment. He had been somewhat fiiencly tv the bil, but ne believed he had been inerror. The city of New York nas a direct interest in the cheapest and beet route to the Wart. Ia evlarging the-canal her great intere=t is found Ia pay- ing the debts cf the State, New York has tne lion's share. ‘That Oowego and Whireball should be in its favor, is not surprising What becomes of the trace of the Erie canal, if this bill should be passed? Greatly as the prosperity of Oswego may be increared what is to b-come of the one hundred spd ninety mies west of Syrscuse? Ses its fate in the Farmington Canal once built to carry a great trade on which rails sre vow laid The question of cheapness governs the whole thirg acd trade will follow it, and the mute Bostonians will be made the means of diverting an immense trade from this city Mr. B. al- luced to the great changes which were so surely to pass over the course of trace Believing that the effect of this espal would be dissstrous to New York, he must vote against the bill. Mr. Van Schoonnoven thought that tne alarm which had been sounded this afterncoo had influenced rhe fears ‘of the Senator from the Fifta, rather thau his judg neat. if all there esils are to come, where i scious Bulfalo? ‘Why does ske slumber, when else always so active in discovering danger ever afar off? Does not the Senator from the Fifth see that the very object of the bill is to prevent our trade from going through Canada, and kee)- ing it in New York. Mr. Basoock (whig)—Buffslo, whose business was ori ginaily created by the krie Caoal, hn« its great lives of Tailroads, and it bas ite inseparable conzect.oms with the Hudson. It has its tens of thousands of inhabitants, and is fixed in its business. Buile thie cana|, and Buffalo will get +o the head of business. [t will use that canal as it cow does the Weiland, for one mercbant of Buffalo last year sept 40,000 barrels’ of four by tas Ozdensdurg reilfoad 10 Boston. This very day a Buffalo merchant had ipformed bim that he nao received » conrigawent of staves from Oswego, coming round by the #ay of the ‘Welland Car al, and as his charges on the cargo were fifty dollars less, he bad givgn orders to have all his staves sbipped by this route. Mr. B ssid he did not «peak as a citizen of Buffalo; he spoke as a citizen and a Srmator of | New Ycrk Mr. Van ScuconnoveN—Do you mean to «ay that the merchants of Buifelo can end their freight cheaper ia ancther way then by the cansl. Mr. Banoock—They do it repeatedly, and in various ways. ir. Vax ScHoosnevaN—The reports show this canno! Mr Bancock=The reports may show what ther pleace. ‘The facts sey, and show, aud prove it can he, Either this road is stock-jobbing aflairea canal to be buili only in Wall street—or itisa direct blow at the Erie cam: any Senator wert of Syracure, how any Senator s< New York, how any Senstor on the line of the road, can vote for that bill. I (said Mr. B) esnnot see. Every faciliiy given to shipments over Lake Ona is eo much diverted from ever reaching the Hudson or lying on a wharf at Ne Senators on the line of the Erie road promi.e themselves for this loss? it is impossible to understand Mr. VANDERBILT (dem. ) believed that thir canal, as it would tend to cheapen the tran-portation to the sea- board, would be of the greatest advantage to his locality, but as statesmen they were to look at tne entire State, not at localities. The great debt of ihe Stare, sirewsy in existence, needs te be regarded The amendmen to the constitution im respect tc the canals is to be submitted to the people. If adopted some nine or ten millions will be added. It is feared by many that the cons’ruc ion of this capal may em barra-s the power of the canals to pro duce revenue. But he did vot believe this. He thought abundant business would be found. Mr V proposed « section reserving to the Legi-iature the righ’ to impose toils on this caval, if it hall be found prejudicial to the business of the Erie canal. Mr. Piatt (whig) said ten millions of Ameriexn pro perty were Low subject to the caprice of « foreign gov ernment—a government that bas already threatened clone it. These merchants are sensitive on this audject and they bave looked to an American canal as a protec tion. Te have both would be a vast advactage, for it jand or the Niagara vould always be an chjection to that route Pp the Welland Cynal cloved and this canal not built, how disastrous would be ‘the effect om the consumer. ‘ Mr. Batsror (dem.) read from the report of the State Prgineer statistics to snow that New York could not injured, but must over all other placer bave pre- nence. Aton Quebec to Liver, SIL, from Ni York $5, At New Yok meu ey cae trom New ‘York mea t cheapest That « der the cane Mr. Banoock— When tefore cid the Legislature of New gare’ Noten c6 winy Measure effecting a a an _ so onimated defence of man (whig), ri 96 of the Inst hed ‘Ss Boston)» ©. \be\ ‘heir efforts to win the buriness of the West how :e+ tn a dead leas The refused to « Me Veuderbil’s amend ment, 8, maye 14 Aad ‘the bill passed | | Le Mowing vote ia Avas—Monurs. Bortlett, By t, Bristol, Clark, Cootay, Deveuport. Hi ) Kiroy, Nowoomh, otis, Plats Smith. Srow, 4 Wren” ‘Uphass, as Sehoonhoven, Williams, p Tae aad Babcook, Beckman, Cougor, Munroe—4. He ea Mr. Brac (whig), paragraph pro. viding for A payment of the Judge of Cayuga county, for takirg testimony in the prectans against the Sate Pan Euspesions. Debated at length and adopted, by ayes 12, nays 10. "Me Sain! (com moved to strike out the section ap- ropriati: g $25 000 to the incorporated hospitals of the tate. It was a mere donat and he did not see why the people of Ld State shor be taxed for these pur- t by annexed vote:— Messrs, Bennett. Bristol, Conger, Cor- ven port, O Smith -9. . Pierc Messrs. Bartlett, Bookm: ington Rt, Monroe, Newcomb, Plat! , Vanderbilt Van Schoonhoven. Williams—15, ‘On motion of Mr, ConcR, $5,000 was added for the compensation to the Court of Impeachment. Mr. PLart insisted upon an amendment providing for the wages of the messengers, except the sons of mem- bers. The question was put and Mt. Mr. Coo.gy then moved to recommit to the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the constitutionality of the appointment of sons of membars of the Legislature, sad heads of departments to clerkships. ‘The debate all through the morning, was very desul- tory. In the course of it, Mr Cooley suggented at the Senator from the Twenty Seite tistol) was the candidate for the office of Comptroller, and was truckling to the barn >uruers to secure their voces. Mr. Brisror denied that he aspired to bs a candidate for the Comptrollership He did not desire to draw dis- tinctions between the democratic party, believing that union was the enlightened policy which leads to success, The motion to recommit to the Judiciary Committee, Was withdrawn. Recess to 4 P.M. an, Clark, Cooley, Huat- t, Snow, Taber, Up- Assembly. ‘ALBANY, July 16, 1853, BILLS PASSED. To incorporate the J.efferts Park Association. To incorporate the Brockport Savings’ Bank. To extend the time of tue Albany Tunnel Co. In relation to certain mortgages made to the Freemen’s Hall Association. To authorise a garden in New York for horticultural purposes. To autherise the Brooklyn, Flatbush, and Canarsie Plankroed company to collect toils in certain cases To authorise the Canal appraisers to examine and re- rt relative to the claims of Jacob Graves, Charles J. ill, and others, for damages. In relation to the registry of deeds in the city of New York. To authorise the appointment of a police constable in the village of Malone. In 1elation to the Lansingburg Plank Road Company. For the relief of the heirs and next of kin of John Blackamiin, deceased. For the ef of the New Berlin aud Brookfield Plank Road Company. To authorise the supervisors of Plattsburg to sell the Poor House lot io that town. To wake the village of Giens Falls a separate road dis- trict. To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the deter- mination of claims in certain cases. To amend the Act Incorporating Building, Mutual Loan ‘and Accumulating Fund Astociations, Lost. To incorporate the Lefferts Park Association, Brooklyn. Authorizing the Congregation Shaari Rochmia to in- creare the number of its trustees. To confirm the official acts of the trustees of the Delaware Institute. Relative to certain mortgages made by the Freeman’s Hall Association. THE RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION BILL. The bill to amend the railroad consolidation act, (au- thorising the collection for way fares, of full dimes or half dimes, for fractions thereof,and making six cents the smallest charge for fare, also to mortgeg their property topay debts, was lost by ayos 02, nays 12. ir. RUSSELL SarTH moved to reconsider the vote. « Mr. am mored to lsy that motion on the table. ‘arried, THE NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK BILL Coming up fora third reading, Mr. Nos. asked consent to make specitic amendments, changing tue boundaries from 59th to 106th street. Granted, and the bill was laid aide, requiring a two-thirds vote. No other business cf interest was transacted prtor to the recess. The Gardner Case. Wasmatoy, July 16, 1853. The Gardner commission to Mexico, which, by calcu- lation, was to have been back here by the 15th inst., has not been heard from since the party left Tampico on the way to Laguinillas, The trial will probably be indetinite ly delayed, German Indignation Meeting at Cincinnati Ciscisnatt, July 15, 1853. The Germars of this city held a meeting last night, in reference toa Dr. Jungbaus, for some time past a resi- dent bere, and a supposed spy of the King of Wurten berg. Much indignation was manife:ted, and Junghaus, who bas fled the city, was burnt in effigy. From the South PARDON BY THE PRESIDENT—SECRETARY OF STATE FOR MARYLAND, ETC, Bartmory, July 14, 1853, The notorious Dr. Hines, recently convicted in Georgia of opening letters taken trom the Post Office, has been pardoned by President Pierce. Jobn Randclph Quinn bas been appoiated Secretary of State for Maryland, by Governor Lowe, O'Neal re- signed ‘The Charleston (8. C.) Courier says that heavy showers fell throughout that State during the early part of this week. Markets. - NeW ORLEANS, July 13, 1853. The sales of cotton yesterday were 200 bales, and to-day they bave been 1,600, at 10%, for middlivg. The Atlan tic’ acvice were received at nooa today, but had no effect on the market. Tooacco is firm and active. Cc ers’ Inquests. FOUND DROWNED. Coroner O'Donnell ea Friday held an inquest on board the ship Guttenberg, at pier No 10 North river, on tho body of Peter Langenbeck, about 43 years of age, & native of Germany, whove body #as found floa ing in the water at the above pier. The decsaved was of intemperate hab its, and is supposed to have fallen off the docl Verdict rendered of death by drowning. UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED. Cororer Gamble ‘ast F.iday held an inque t at the foot of Kigttieth street. North river, oa the body of aa un known tan, found floating in the river. The deceased bac dark bair was dresced on a blue shirt and red flancel uncer shirt, blue rankeen pacts. with o jackknife in the pocket, ro shoes or stockivgs. His appearance indicated that be had been a hand on board some y. The body appeared to have been in the waterabout ten days, Ver dic'—Death by drowning. ACCIDENTAL DROWNING. Coroner Gamble on Friday beid an inquest on Ward's Island, on the bedy of Jiveph MeDorald, aged 22 native of Irelard, who coms to his deat by drowning. The de ed on the sbout two month: be saved @ child, five years of age, who fell overboard from a boat, The d ved swam from the shore over a hundred and fifty fe and brought the child safely ashore, A verdict of asvidental drowning was rendered. THE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Coroner Hilton on Friday held an inquest on the body of Catbarive McKenna, aged 22 years, a native of Ireland, who came to ber death by being accidentally run over by the locomotive on the Hud-on River Ratircad, on Thara- Gay afterncon, when near Fifty-seventn street. A ver- dict wes rendered by the jury as follows:—'That deceas- ed came to ber death by being accidentally ran over by a train of cars belenging to the Hudson River Railroad The cecens # & domestic in the family of Mr. Sarnuel J Hopkins. of Fifty-first street, and had left the house with » little gil for » walk in the woeds in that vicinity, and going om the track theaceident cccurred The child Was not injured. SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDANUM. Corover Hilton on Fridsy held an inquest on the bedy of Mrs. Jare Jackson, aged tventy-three ears, & native 0’ Brooklyn, residing at No 96 Ninth avenue, who came to ‘her death by taking ap over dore of laudanum on Wednesday nigat, which caured her death on the following day. The deceased bad been iaboriag under a melancholy state of mind for some time past, and was subject to fits, aod had fre- quentiy threatened to take her own life by cutting her forose with a razor, Verdict, death by suicide by taking javdanum, UNKNOWN MAN—DEATH BY APOPLEXY. Corpse: 0 Donnell yesterday held an inquest at the New York Hospitsl on th body of an un¥nown men, who was founc by polieeman Murphy on Friday evening, ling in the «treet opporite No. 102 Washington street, ip av in pie stare The officer co it to tg A conveyed the man tc e arriving he expired, The de cenved eas then 7 in the dead howe to await an bk ag The hes : appears ebout 40 years of age eck hair no whirkers: dreoved in blue frock clocb coat. donble breasted black re 4 atin vest; broad striped panta loons, mixed colors. blue, brown and green: black hat and boots, of good quality. A verdict wa, read Sortie quality. OL was rendered of DEATH OF A CHILD BY SCALDING W. a Corener O'Donzell yesterday hel! au inquest wt No. 160 Thom pron street, on the bocy of an infant, one yoar and six months old, named James Menzis, who came to his deatbfby accidentally falling in'o a ‘basin of hot water causing tome scales on ita body, which caused death’ Mrs Mary Menzie testified tbat on Thureday laat sho placed a basin of hot water on the floor, and while she turned ssourd to put the cloth into tub for the pose of washing the child fell into the basin of ‘hot ter ord rcalded itself, from the injuries of which it died on Saturday morning. Verdict, * Dea jaries reeeived from sealcing sie A boatman, named Anthony Hanmagan, was killed Bt, Louis, on'tke Th ine. by alae tabbed while walk: named John Flannery, iog on the street, by a man of State of it within a appolnved minister to C, on the 10th inst., ‘the. Monte- em reule for the capital of ae the 12th inst. paid s visit to the revenue cutter Ing Capt. now lying in the river, off the foot of ard avenue. Detroit. He was accompanied by Hon Chas. E Stuart, ove of the United States Senator. for our State, Hon David Stuart. and Hon Chas, Cark. members of —— Rice, Exq., U. 8. Marshal, His Honor, Collector iy Mayor Harman. this gers and several other fotemen, ‘The cutter fired « national salute in honor of ARRIVALS. From New Orleans, in steamship Black Mo%ile- G A Tutbill, lady, six children, an fidre ant; rahall, servant; Rg and servant; Mrs & C Sprague two chil ise F Oliver, 3 H Warrior—From - AR servant ray and Ii Miss F Flash, trop and lady, Mire P Dam Fonde lady, child, servant; J Bowen and daughter, P Goldsmith and lad, Ma Cole, Miss & Kelly, Mes F ‘Blair, Miss F Thynne Mrs & Iver and two obildren, Mrs A E Mcardlo, Miss E Watkineon, Roger Stuart T B Lynes, Cavt G I Biakeslee, W Bond, G Woodward M Carmelich, J Stiles, 4 E Richards, J Killdaff, A Woolfolk, Jno Patrick, 8 Levy, A Hart. J 5: M Si ‘Tarleton, A Taber. C Lessene, EF Dever ‘Back & Newbrick, E Lowry, Judge A M Clayton, US t Havana. 3 ‘aua—M Mora, lady and three children; J MP ‘and two children; M P de Leon, J @ Gouzsles, nde, Mrs E Bertok and child; Ro: 8 edroso, D Horrara and servant: children and servant: B Ml nels " b Porrst Max Mora, E Mart ard J A y ) Mangers, L Saqui, M Comas, - TArdebolJ A Andrews, D Clark, J B Heaut ve children, and three servants: des, M Gun, L Bansa, J G Horn, J JG angus tA jorrin, Covirean, J Ter ard, fotal 147. From Demarara, ig Laty of the Lake—Mr Amancha, lady and servant wis, L Vizenando, Erom Liverpool, in packet ‘ship De Witt Clinton—Mr J Mackey, Mr M Hamilton, Miss & Kelshaw, J D Swift. From Matanzas, in bark E A Kinsmaa—Mrs Ripler, three children and servant. DEPARTURES. yn and Bremen, in am ship Hermann, it, United States Consul at Broimen; G. Conml at Vera Cruz; LH Whittalso; lady, two children, and servant, Tampic ew York; Miss Mary Rueto, do: Mrs Baltimore; H W Hols Miss Priestley, Pensylvania; W A Ingham, New ‘A Ruepprecht, Mobile; Miss Moller, New York; TR. ad: D MeKae, North Caro- Louis; 8 Pra , two children, and nurse remel di R Hitchins, iady, and ami Col Coxe and servant, Alabama; R Figh, d atala fel yana; T Catala, 60; © MoRse, North Carolina; 8 Haeser, Germany A Péyr, do; Peyr. do; L Hoffmann, New Or- leans; T Meyer, New York; N leans; Captain Alois Tratec, Hungary; D § Fr S Catley, St. Louis; T D B'Laino, New York; E Trotag, E Boursras, R ‘$ Tunck. New York; W Low, do; F W Koch, $ Armand lady and tas © Wall, Engiand; Mrs yy, Indy and ohild; C Bushor, S'aigler, C Aiglor, Miss 3 Burns, F Cabret, Paris; £ do; D Maller, lady and'child; 3 B New Orlean: Beaulien, France; L ce Monten: lady and child, Philadelpr ins Aigler, Sir Brown, Canada; I’ Harriague, do; 8 Duboi Aubret, France; C Adeney, T Gallash, Austria; C Vergho, New You ; @ Gourdon, C Lange, 3 Pield, England; 3 Bins, New York; afosse, T Haworth, G Tauth, R Wallentert, 8 D Meineko, do; C Dinkelacker, Miss E Zurvieder, William Sick, Miss’ Hupper, Mrs Docas- tro, Max Decastro, Mr Camara’ and servant, 'F and M Ca- macho sud servant, I Bamberger, @ Giroux, T Miller, H Michoudon, F Gonoult—total 112, for Glasgow, in the steamship’ Glasgow.—Mra F. D McMaster, Mary G M A ‘New York; Mrs Pearson, Mrs Wallac Wallace, Rev Joseph Taylor, Walter To Brooklyn; Joha Parkin, New York; Aguilar Doveoxis, t, Mr McNab, Mr and M M Chorster, London; Mr Mathi it, Mobile; Rob* Leech, Mr Sa m, New York: Mr Rusgsoll, M liam Aitken, Hawilt Thallon, Arch Edmonston, son, Mra Mathieson, Jai len, Canaia; Jas MeCr Rusvell, Miss Russell and J; McKenzie, Mrs McKenzie, Newark; children, Mra Mary Manuel, Cincinnati; M Mrs M and Edward O'Reilly, A McAlist 1 C Mrs Mcallister, John Neabet, California; Robert. Crawford, Chas Boy, Cold Spring; James Furguson, Herry Jones, Chi Spaulding, Mra William and Robert Spaulding. B James D Dove, Hi ‘ames Lack, New York; Daniel Shields, Jai irs Cumming and child, New York; Honora 0’ Mear Hf aldan, Canada; Mrs Tallery, Miss Aun Tallery. New York; John Quion, Mrs E Molony and child, James Fraser, John Fraser, samuel Wal- lace, Jobn Paterson, Wm Powell, Cincinnati; 3 0" John Jackson, Edward 8 Kenney, Ireland; Thos McC: Yontreal; Andrew And-rson, Jazies Clark, £ Canada; John K Robertson, George Greig, New York; T W Simp- McEvo: son, Join Fleming, C'W Melville. Mr Dustan, Wm Parker, Mr Kidd, New York; Mrs Walls (incinnatirMiles O Reilly —160 third class, and a full cargo For Australia, in sbi Sea Ranger—A M Holmes, James Gibson, Alex Mclean, Jos Kottenbury, Wm Gordony Peter Mckwen, J Cochrai Horne, Mra Iorne & children, John Keir, C.J Chursh, James Mancely, Wi Yates, John “Harris, Mra Harris & children, J B Lee & children, Charles Osborne, Mrs Osborne & child, Thi Harria, Benjamin Osborne, C J Cox, John Sebrall, Thomas Williams, Ellen Waleh, £ Atkins, R Tarble, James Wallaca, Messrs Greenbaugh, Werthau, Heisler, James Porch, Robt Boyd. a H Corbett, C Krebs, £4 Drury, Joel Dean, Alfred Kemble, M Puzzolini, B in Osgood, James R} WA Snodgraes, T Brown, M Nagle, Jas Pluoket, J . T: Armstrong. John Kendry, Wm Dunoan, Ed Cambell, Mai- ¢olm McAll, Donald Robertson, Henry’ Poznansky, Harris Poznansky, W P Bliss, J McLeod, J Stewart, R W Mullen, Wm Greig, 'W Clark, Mrs Clark & two children, A Barre J Barrett, D Miller, John Warne, John Pencirisk, Jol Trebiecock, Samuel Rowe, Wm Carney, George Aikin, Jams Carroll, Joseph Senez, A Brunell, James Pitts, Wm Pitt DA McDougall, Lucien Cholette, Adolphe Cholette, A'S Craig, Max Stopp, Joseph Ta ent, Godfrey Talent, Mrsj Talent James Talent, Jas H Gregory. James Burns, irs Burns & child, John Wroe, T B Bernard, Mra & Miss Bernard & child, J E McDonald, John McBean. G. Kdwards Mrs Edward & son, W Craig.J D MeDougall, J Allen, Lawrence Rsbinson, Joseph Bellevaux, L Bellevaux, Wm Holmes, Thomas Salkild, Wm Stratfodp, John Sherry, St. Jobn, Peter Crawfors eeee———EE———EeEeEE CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarcxpay, July 16—6 P, Mt. Asnes varied little. ‘There were 100 bbl. purchased at $5 1234 for pearls, and $4.75 for pots, per 100 Loa. BREADSTUFR—Flour continued active and buoyant. The sales seached 15 400 bbis.; sour at $4 50 a $4 62%¢ super- fine, No. 2 at $4 6224 a $4 76; mixed to fancy wesveco at $4 99% a $5 18%: 0 dinary t) choice State at $5 064; a $6 25, wnd other grades at proportionate figures. Cana dian was upaltered. Some 400 bbis. southera were dis- pored of at previous quotations. meal remained ipapimare. Wheat ruled very brisk aod firm, We heard thet 36 000 bushels western found buy ers at $1 17 for red, and $1 2834 4 $1 30for white A lot of 3.000 bus. new southern changed hands on private terms. Rye was procurable at Sc. Nothing néw transpired in oats. Corn was iarer and dearer. The movements co: prired 29 COO bus. mt O8e, a 66c for unsound, 662 2 6 for mixed and white southern, 6° western €69¢ a Tle. for yellow do, and southern, per bus. The Guy's business did not exceed 1109 baies, ries. utes to Liverpool continued firm, with engagements of 6,000 96,000 bbls. flour, at 2s. About 18,000 bushels wheat, at5%d in bulk, and 7(0 do. in ship's bags, at 634¢.° ToLondon flour was at 2s 6d. To Glasgow flour was at 2s., and 5,000 bushels wheat were evgsved xt Od. tn bulk. | Two vesveis within a few days bad been engages to load with ralt rt Bonaire, at L4o.— Trere were consicerable lots of flour engaged for Havre, at 50c., with some wheat, at 12d in bags There was no change to notice ia rates for Australia or California Provisions —Po'k was in good request Sales were mace of 510 bls. western at $12 75 for prime and $15 5644 @ $15 234 for mess, per bbl. Cut meats remained as Inst stated. There have been 409 packages very gool to prime lard gold at lc, 8 1) 440 per Ib Beef ruled ac- tive and firm, with sales of 300 bbls. at previous quota tions. Butter avd cheese were unchanged, LY eC TEE Married, On Tuestay, July 12, by Oscar W. Sturtevant, Alder- wan of the Third ward Mr Leopoup Scanez to diss Lu- Cie SoLor, both of this city. Is Brooklyn, on Sanday evening, July 3, by the Rev. Dr. Bacon, Mann 1, RYDER to MARY ANN Hicarys, both of this eity. Rye flour and corn Died, On Saturday, July 16, Jastes B., youngest son of John id Eliza More, geal year and 11 months. The friends of the family, and the members of New Yerk Highlend Guard, are respecttully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at one o’cleck, from No. 459 Firstavenue. His remains will be taken to Green rood Cemetery. On Friday evening. July 15, Lywan D, Wisoy. aged 3 years and Z months, only ehild of genry P. Wilsou The funeral will take place this afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of Lyman Denison, No. 26 Washington square. On Saturday, June 16, Many Josrrna, the only danghter thee H. and Rosanza C, Melivoy, eged 13 moatha an 5 The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 62 Prive street,corner of Marion street. No carriages On Saturday, July 16, Louisa, infant daughter of John C. avd Lonisa J, Hender-on, aged 6 months, acl! Suturday, July 16, Mra. BARBARA Mossway, aged 78 years ‘Le friecds of the family aro respectfully invited to atiend ber funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o’alock, from her late residence, No 186 West Twenty. filth street. Her remwaine will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment On Saturday evening, July 16, Tnostas Fraxcrs Mracnan, youngest son of Patrick and Mary Reyuolds, aged 10 months wod 6 days. ‘The friends of the family are rexpectfully invited te at- tend the funeral. this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 119 West Twelith street, Suddenly, ou Frday, July 15 FRaNkuy C. Gray, aged 42 y resident at San Fracci:co, Califoraia, for we © yeare Hie frieoda avd acquaintances are requested to be at the Fouth ferry Brooklyn this afternvon, at three 0 clock carriages will be in waiting to convey the Tewaine to Greenwood, where the funeral ceremonies will tobe placa, Sen Francisco papers please copy. On Saturday, July 16, Many Ecuus, infant daughter of Morrie F and Morgsret A. James. The relatives avd friend» of tbe family are requested to atierd the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from the esicence of her father, 219 Court street, Brook/yn On Saturday July 16, afte a lingering illness, Mary Evans, wife of Ricka:d Evens, a native of Scotland, in the 44th year of her age 7 The relaiives and frierds of the family, and members of Mun ce Lodge, No 26 1 O of O F,, are requested to at- tend the funeral. to-morrow afternoon. at two o'clock, from bis late residence Bushwick, L I, Inquire at the Fras Rie Herel, corner of Division and Myrtle avenues, cok lyn. Up Fridey July 16, Major P. M. Sion, « native of the parish of Tullycorbet, county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 41 years. Hija fureral will take place from his Inte residence, corner of North Second and Secoud streets, Willramsbasg, TL. 1, thin area, at o'clock. His ond the following ralliary companies, are requested ter d:—Carroll Guards, (Wiliameburg, ) Capt. Modrath; ‘Thirteenth Regiment, Col«nel Smith; Re- iment, (I. L. Irish Volunteers.) Col Powers; and any of miltiary friends who wish to accompany him to the grave. Tennessee papers pleave copy. In Willlsumbarg. om Saturday morning, July 16, Mr. Beysamm W) son) — 200te members of . No. 94, 1. 0. 0f 0. F., Jeppe Lolge of ee Masse are le vited to attend his f+ to- morro’ ty Gh @’cloek, from his late . No. Grand without further notice. His remains be interred in Greenwood Cametery. sage ake sclemdling ears I. relatives and friends, also the First Troop Ni ot Rernen Rowers, Coleman Loten, D,, and Brotherly Love No. 3, 1 A. G. ¥.. are re requested to attend the funeral, . non, at one o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Second : treet and Division avenue, Williamsburg. At Fort Hamilton, on Friday. July 15, Nicuo.as Rurusr, son of Hawley D. and Holdah H. Clapp, aged 3 years and most The relatives and friends of the perents, and of the grandfather, Nichoias Van Brunt, are invited to attend ‘the funeral, from the Hamilton House, this afternoon, at two o'clock, On Saturday. July 16, of croup, MAnaaxer, only daughter ot loner and Ellen Farley, aged one year 8 months and 9 days. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral this afternoon, at three o’clock, from the resi- dence of her parents, No 13 Forsyth street. Boston... Charleston - n 4” Mobile,. § 12 ft New York, 263 409 «Bet New Grieans. - 7 VT Philadelphia ., — 16 229 Pittaburg.. 1 8613) St. Louis 35° 2 Port of New York, July 16, 1853. CLEARED. Steamsbips—Southerner,sDickinson, Charleston, Spof- ford, Fileston & Co; Jamestown, Parrish, Nortolk, &e, Ludlam & Plestants; Augusta, Lyon, Savannah,’ S L Mitch Ships— Oswego, Williams, New Orlesna,|WT Frost; Hele- ne (Brem). Volkman. Richmond, Parensvedt & Schurma- cher; Roderic Dhu, (Br), Pascol, Quebec, A Leary. Barks—Kong Sverre (Nor), Fisher, St John, NB, Logan & Collins; Naisd Queen, Dumas, S: Domingo City, AC Rosire &'Co; Iolude Cuba, Went, Harana, Aguire & Gal- wey; lererlard{(Oldenberg), Feebrs, London, Hemigsn, moe, «& hace, ). Ba ° Fansh: te rige Nidares jor). unit, D hagen, ‘uns! ch ‘ Holmes. Hantsport, TL & JR Meineke ; Rosalie (Br), De Wolf; Sutton, McBean, Zaza, Yznezs & Etulain; Mary Ann (Br), Balema, Trinity. NF, H D Donovan; Balmoral (Br), MoLecd, St JoLn, NF, Kenneth, McLes & Co; At- Taniic, King, Charleston, A’ W We Progress (Br), Fogen, St Jchn, NB ABell & Son; Sara’, Prinsept(Br) Fox, Lisbon, J BGager & Co; Amonoosuck, Munson, Newvitas, ‘Thos Owen & Son; H Mathews, Devereux, Baltimore, HD Brookman & Co; Frederick (Mecklanbers . Voss, St John, NB, Schm dt & Balchen; Triton (Swed), Osterberg, Glas- gow, do; Gladiator (Br) Saltus, Windsor, NS, J3 Waitney& Ce; California, Hutchison, Philadelphia, R P Buck & Co, Schrs—Michigan, Tunnel, Baitimore, Johnson & Low- en; P R Burton, Lingo, Savanpah, Scranton & Tallman; Bergen, Megee, Peterscurg, Jas Hupter & Co; Virginia, Axwortby savenpab RM Demil & Co; ACoran, Apple ton, Chester, Van Brunt & Slaigat; Edort. (Br), Curry, Cornwallis. NS, TL & D R DeWolf; Louies, Chase, Roston, 8 W Lewis; Era, Chamberlain, do, E W Herrick; Sslus (Bi). Hutchinson, Prinee Kdward Island, RP’Buck & Co; ‘Mk Wells, Terrey, Cnarlesten, McCready, Mot! Co; Onatsyia Simonton, Portiand, master; Cornelia, Fablklin, Boston, Dayton & Sprague; Ab! Albon (Br), Crowell, S: John, NB, PS Névius & ton; Virginia Price, Chase; Boston, J Atkins & 00; Ringgold, Mott, Norfotk, Storges, Clearman & Co; Abdel Kader, Brown, Jackson: ville Van Bront & Slaight; Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven, ma-ver; America, Hall Providence, do; Ione, Simmonds, Newbern, Bateman &Peuderson; Chilian (Br), Lockhart. Windsor, N3,J8 Whitney & Co; Debounaire (Br), Lockbart, Windsor, NS, master. Sioops— Mary Brush, Edwards, Wareham, Geo M Smith; Thor Hull, Hull. Providence, &c’ master. Steamer Thos Swann, Fairfoul, Baltimoce, HH Taylor, ARRIVED. Steamship Black Warrior, Shufeldt, Mobile and Havana, July 12, to Livingstoo, Crocheron & Co. July 13, int 26 14 N, lon 79 40 W, passed bark Francis, of Marblehead, standing E. Ship Eureka (clipper), Welch, Manilla, March 18, to Chambers & Heiser. July 7, lat 31 67, lon 68, spoke brig Fierence, hence for Neuvitas; same time s,oke schr FannyMaria (Br), from Boston for Port au Prince. June 1, Alexandro Augustin, a native of Manilla, was knocked overboard by the spanker boom and lost. The E has beea within 500 miles of New York since Jane 25, since which she bas experienced nothing but calms and light N winds. Ship De Witt Clinton, Funk,¥ Liverpool, June 1, with 607 passengers to Taylor & Ri The D'WC has had a pilot on board 5 days, and has been 26 days W of the povks. Ship Siem, Ring, Manilla,Feb 15, to Williams & Debard. March 3 paseed Angier, via Cape Town, 48 days (where she put in in distress.)’ See payer of the 16th for fall re- PeShip Frark Johnscn (of Bostor), Lathrop, Caleutta, 138 days, to W A Sale, May 27, lat 20°22, lon 82 E, spoke Br ship Cheeusta, from Canton’ for London. June 7, lat 5 16, lon 22 86, spoke ship Moslem, hence for Calcutta 32 days out. July 7, lat 30 20, len 65 30, spoke whaleship Harvest, for New Becford, 95 days out. Ship Prinéy, Oscar (Nor), Stephenson, Marseillos§ 47 days, with 9 paseergers. to Dutihl & Co. Bark Elise (Brem)* Getjen, Bremen, 63 days, with 165 passengers to Henschen & Unkhart Bark Graziadio (Aus), Bressanich, Marseilles, 78 days, to Chamberlin & Robinson. Bark Edward, (of Alexandria), Hartman, Cardenas, 15 days, to 8 3 Stephenson. Bark Nord Olsen (Nor),g0lken; Limerick, 47 days, with 154 passengers, to C Duncan. Back Jotnona Lonise (Brem), Osterloh, Bremen, 56 days, with 140 passengers, to order. Bark John W' Andrews (of Bostos), Free, New Or leaps, 25 days. to waster Bark Lyra, Bemis, Havana, July 6, with sugar, to Mo- 1e8 Taylor & Co. Bark Mary R Barney (of Warren, RI), Luther, Carde- nes 9 days, to Moses Taylor K Co. la Blawey, Cadiz, June 12, to T Stalker & Co. Watts, Waits, Ponce, PR June 25, to Sturges & Co, June 27 Henry Jamison of Scotland, died of billious fever. 48th Jubn Feres, of Chili, died from the same caure, brig Triton (Olfen), Rotja Hamubrg, 67 days, with 103 jastengers, to Beck & Kunhardt. Brig LP Stow (of Orriogton), Atwood, Guarama, PR, 16 days, to Br. thers Peck of New Haven’ July 10,’ lat’ 32 45, lon 71 80, spoke rchr Rienzi, of Provincetown (wha- ler), out 3 months, with 10 bbls oil Brig Janes W Elwell Johnston Mayaguez, PR, 16 Cays, to J W Elwell. July 9, Jat 31, lon 71,’ ex- banged signals with brig Nuiad, of Baltimore, heace. Brig Samuel Freven (of Eastport), Brown, Pouce PR, July 4, to H Soutbmayd & Son. Brig Alida (of Thoms: ton), Watts, Stohns, PR,11 days to JW Elwell, July 13, lat 38, lon 74.50, spoke brig Jame Grey (of Newburyport). from Cardiff for City Poiat Brig Fuster (of Providenct), Fietcher, Charleston, 7 days, to Henry Sheldon & Co. Brig Xenophon (cf Belfast), Wording, Cardenas, 13 dass to order. Brig Lacy of the Lake (Sr), Hill, Deme-ara, 16 days, to Middleton & Co. Brig Messenger (Br), Charlottetown, P EJ, 14 days, to RP Truck & Co. Beig HH McGilvery (of Searsport), Crockett, Yabucon, PR, Juve 80, 10 RP Buck. July 13, Ist 36, lon 74, saw brig Harriet, hence for San Juan, Cuba. Brig Calais, Wass, Calais, 10 days, for Port Morris. Brig Elzire, Brown, Cardenas,10 days, to Diego & Brat Schr J Darling (of Brookhsyen), Hudson, Si Johns, R, 11 days tod B Goger. ‘Schr Montauk (of Key West), Comstock. Key West. Joly 8, lat 53, lon 76 10, spoke echr W H Hazard, from ‘Texna tor NYork. Elizs beth, Lee, Caicos, Tarks Islands, 19 days, to Beal, Merrick, & Dewitt. July 7, lat 32, lon 74, spoke whaling scbr RE Cook, of Provincetown; had taken 38 bbls sperm Sehr ML Hell (of Sedgwick), Tibbitts, Santa Martha, days, 10H D Brockman. July 10, off Cape Hatteras, spcke brig Clarissa, from Florida for New York. Sehr Kowsrd & Jane, Siesmons, Washington, NO. Schr Rio. Buckley, Washington, NC, 6 days, to Bate. man & Rudderow, Schr Narreguagus (of Castine), Trott, St Johns, PR, 16 ceys. to n aster, Sebr WH Hezard, Anctin, Matagorda, June 12, to Stan- ton & Thomp'on, June 22 lat 27 85, lon 87 80, spoke whaln ¢ schr 8RSoaper, of Provincetown, 344 months out, with £5 bbl; fish vil, 45 do sperm do; all well. Schr Carlotta (Dan). Marales, StDomingo City, 22days, to A C Rowire & Co. Schr Nisgara (of Rockland), McKinna, Humacoe, June , to A © Kose & Ov, Seb Walter J oil (of Besufort, NC), Ramley, Kihgs- ton, Jam, Zldays, to W 8 Henry. Scbr Sérah Jane (Br), Stirrup, Eleuthera, 8 days. Sebr Isaac Frauklio (sf Bo:ton),-—, 8: Johas, PR, June 26, 0 HD Brookwen Scbr Kossuth. Churehiil, Newburyport, 4 days. Scbr Sarah Victoria, Folson, Georgetown, SC. Schr Francis, Spencer, Washington, NC. Sebr J R Watson, Cramer. Swansboro, Nu. Schr Caroline W Holmes, Holmes, Richmond, 3 days. Scbr Increase, —, Rockland, 4 days. Sebr Rowen. Allen, Harriogtoo, 10 days. Schr Superior, Gove, Rockland. Schr Joseph Farwell, Alexander, Rockland, BELOW Preket ship Columbia, *9 days from Liverpool. Packet ship Qeeen of the West, 86 days from Liverpool. Av English ship 41 days frown Liverpool. Fork Wiliam Willmirth; also one of the Black Ball live of packets and bark Johanna, from Bremen, with pasrengers. Brig Sophia, from Waterford, with passengers, ‘Wind at suprise, 8; meridian, 8; sunset, Sundown, N with rein, SAILED. - Stesmships Southerner, Foster, Chariestoo; Augnsta, Lyon, Savannah: Jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk and Ric! mond; Hermann, Higgins, Southampton and |Breme Glargow, Craig, Glasgow. Berk Jrdo, arrived yesterday from Cronstadt. {s con- signed to W Ropes & Co, (not R W Ropes). (By Saspy Boox Privnxo Tausonarm.| = Tae Hicmaxns July 16—Sundown. Fhip Columbia, from Liverpool, and three barks in the Ofirg, bound in, Steemere Augusta, Sontherner, and Jemestowa, have poved the Bi ls, bound south, hip New York, for Liverpool, is coming down by the t. Pina light from S. Weather hazy. Saxe Paigerna, Weeks, honce May 16, (eran Frangiveg; | goby | rid iH i Ship Mechanic's Own, Seabury, hence for Honvinlu, May 19, lat 13 N, lon 20 W. Ship Bowditch, Johnson, from Boston, (Ap 13), for San Frapcirco, May 23, lat 3S, lon 32 W. JC Humpbrey, Merrill, from NOrleans for Bre- mep, June 7, lat 88 24, lon 62. Ship Empress of the Seas, March 18, for Putnam, hence , San Francisco, no date, (70 days out) lat 41 17, lon 83 50. p was seen Oth inst, Int 423¢, lon 62 07, steering E, with “100” in foretopsail. Bark Ella, Lennon, from Boston for Cape Town, CGH, May 24, lat'3 41 N, lon 25 38 W. Bark Bobt Pennell. Smith, from Baltimore for Rio Grande, May 24, lst 148, lon 34 W. 3 Bark Greenfield, Follansbee, from Liverpool for,NYork, June 22. lat 48, lon 7. be f Bark Reindser, from Newport, B, for New York, June . 41, lon 50. ee ioe Salem, no date &e, 0. Bark Wyman, from Rio Grande for (by the Swan, it Boltimore from Rio Janeir big Movte Crieto, from Bahia for New Orleans, no date, &e (by the Swac. st Baltimore from Rio Janciro. Schr Ellen Perkins, Davie, frem Boston for Sis), June 25, off Key Wet, 16 deys out. Schr Village Belle, hence for Port au Prince, 4th inst in Crooked Iniacé passage. Foreign Ports. Anaco—No Am vessel in port July 2. Aux Cayes—In port June 27, bark Lady of the Lake {B, Bmith. for Liverpool 8 days; sehr Independence, ley, for Boston 12 days. Canpenas—Arr July 7, brig Civilian, Fossett Boston. £)d ita, bark Northwood, Pinkham, NYork; 8th, brige Enoch Benner, Morton, and W F Safford, Boynton, do. At do 6th, barks James Harris (oew), Berry, from Frapkfort arr 5th, disg, to load for Boston; D Nickles, Swett, to load for do; brig Eliza Ann, Chase, for NYork, dg. Crenrorcos—Arr July 38, bark American, Adie, Port- land. £10 July 2, (not 1st) brig Sarah Willian, Elta, Boston; eve’g of 4th (not 24), bark MB Stetson, Har: ding, do. Demarara—In port about June 80, bark Princeton, Seely, hence, discharged ; brig Frances Jane, from Balti: more, for Porto Rico, 4 days, (arr 224.) ‘Arr at do 17th, brigs Roseway Belle, (Br), Ocker, Nor- folk ; Telegraph, (Br), Young, New Orleans ; 18th, sonr Ingowar, Lynch, Bsltimore, Havana—Arr July 8, barks Odd Fellow, Elliot Portland; Petrel, Avery, NYork; Hansa (Brem),’ Brinkamer, do brigs Kite, Radovich, NOrleans; Telos, Fosset, Boston; 9th. Geo F Williams, Kinsman Portland; 11th, bark Hampden (Ham), Galveston; brig Marietta, Carver, Mo bile. "Sid Sth, bark Diligence, Hutchinson, Sagua, toload for NYork; brige Cardenas, Fogg. do do; Crane, NYork; 11th, Gen Pierce, Parrot, At do 8th, Darks Bercha, Smart, for St Petersbui chartered at £3 6x, carries 3,600 boxae; Leonie. Laulie, for Cowes, gots £3 28 6d carries 8,000 boxes; William, Upham, for Boston 10th; brigs Viola, Morgan, for New York, takes 700 bx: eugar at 11 rs. Bark M’R White, Lewis, which sld 34 a 4th for Cardenas, londs for Liver: pool at £3 7s d. Schr United States, Bachelder, which sld 3d a 4th for Segue, loade mus sugar for New York at $04 per bbd, her destination having been changed from Pebia Honda and Portland. Bark Medora, Roby, which eld 7th for Bahia Honda, loads molasses for Portland at $2% yer hhd. Maranzas—Sld July 9, bark Almira, Tarr, NOz'eans. At-do 7th, barke J B Johnson, Staples, for Cowes char- tered at £8.10s; Byron, Titus, fer London, Idg. gots £3 54, carries 1600 boxes; Francis, Freeto, from Havana str 27th ult; H A Warren, Sargent, for Portland, lig molasses at $2 per hhd; “ Hide’ (probably Cuba), to load mo- lasses for NYork, sawe rate; orig Delmont Locke Park, for Philadelphia, ldg molasres at same rate; sohr Yankee Blade, Hengen, ‘chartered for Montreal or Quebes at $5 per bhd for former, $4 50 for latter. MayaGuez- Io port June 26, x Brothers, Kent, for NHaven, wtg cargo; brigs Antonio Vincent, Coombs, for Philadelphia 2 days; Aurora, Gardner, unc; J W Eiwell, Jobnron, for NYork’30th, in ballast; achr M M Freeman, Glover, for do, wtg cargo. Nevvitas—Arr abt July 1, brigs Bloomer, Adams; Ham let. Crawford, and almira, Norbeek, for NYork, ldg. Port av Pxixce—In port July 1, brigs Solomon Francis, Faton, for NYork; Myra, Kelly, for Boston: schra Orion, Pettingill, for do; Forest, Gullifer, from Wilmiogton, NC, deg. to lcad for NYork; Cicero,’ Thomas, from an for NYork. Sr Jonns, PR—In port abt July 4, briga Aleda, Watts, from and for NYok 4dsys; Gen Taylor, Smith, do do 6th; Mary Elizabeth, Upsbur, from do disg. St THosas—In pert July 2, sbip Flying Arrow, Tresd- pl Boston for San Francisco, ready, wig men to pail 7 Sr, Srernen—Arr July 5, ships Grecian, Isley, NYork; Sth, Prince de Joinville, Conway, do. Saxva Martna—In pert abt June 21, scbr Aifaretta, eau hence for Carthagena 2 days; only Am vessel in port. Trivmap—Arr July 5, brig Azslia, Gorham, Jamaica. In port 24, bark E Cohan, Clark, for Cowes 5th, Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA—Arr July 14 schra Elia, Bourne, Bo:- ton; JO Pettijohn, Plymouth. Sid July 14, Br brig Quadruple, Swan, Psrbadoes; brig Andover, Hardy, Bos- ten; sebrs’ Seantor, Myers, New York; Wm 8 Brown, aston. BOSTON—Arr July 15, bark To, Pilsbury. Fayal 20th ult ; Sw brig Minona, Rydin, Gottenburg, May 23, has 84 passengers. Cld ships Manlius, Pouslaud, Panama ; Whistler. (new clipper. 04234 ton-) Brown, San Franelsco! Palmvra, Weeks, (from Kew York. having repaired), Benicia.’ California ; barks Gen Te Mitchell, St John, NB to load for Bristol ; Nickerson, Baltimere ; brigs RW Packer. Mayo, Cope Haytien; coh, Sarah Burton, Rogers, Cape Haytien ; Dart Somers, and Oreenda, Pinkbam ' Philadelphia ; Elizabeth, West, Albeny ; Maria, Kelley, New York. Sid ships Palmyra, Ww Bodger ; barks Carrier Pigeon, Montpelier, Helea Marin : brigs Abigail & Maria, Erie, BANGOR—Sid July 13, schrs Capitol and C E Bask, B Lawton, ola. 15th, Philadel hi CHARLESTON—Arr July 12, steamship Marion, Berry, phi; brigs Lancet, Blaisdell, Matanzas; Somers, Watson, Cooper. Savar nah: China Holmes, Wilmiugton, NC EASU MACHIAS—E14 July FALL RIVER—Sld July 18, schr Minerva, McGivren, Wircber bach. frow Rockland. lst, disg to load two: ard others HARTFORD—Arr July 15, sloop Henry Olay, Ely New HOLMES'S HOLE—Arr July 12, barks Fdmavd D sight, LUBEC—Sld July 9, sehr Mozart, Hunt, NYork; 11th, ique, schr H A Stephenson, Post. New York. PELFAST—Cld July 11, trig Chir, Holmes, Wilmiagton, NC. Sid brig Percbroke, Broen. Washington, NC New York: brig Adela, Westeadorf, Cardenas, 4 days. Cla barks Como, Smith.’ Boston; Sophia, Caine, Philadel. Havens CAMDEN—SId Joly 9, brign Tallntah, (new, 205 tons ) DIGHTON—Arr July 14, schr Enoch French, Hinckley, Alexandria, 11, schrs Dolphin, Fosterand Hepry Laprens, Gould, NYork. Baltimese, GALVESTON—In port July 4, bark Geo D Smouse, fo: Boston ard sail about 12:h; brig Vesta, Stevens, from Boston about 26th ult, to sail cn her return in # day or GEORGETOWN, D C—Arr July 3, bark Wm Caase, Dorry, Ponce. York S.drches J E Potts, Mack, Poilsdelphin; Roatoke, Taylor. do. Hallett, Baitiw ore for Boston; Gor Briggs, Parker, do for Salem sehr Melville, McGregor, Philacelphia. MOBILE—Arr July 8 Fr sbip Lonis, Feroma, Martin. NEW ORLEANS- Arr July 8 stewmship Cherokee, Paxier, New York via Havana, Cld steamship Stas of ths South ‘Marks, New York; Bremen ship Hermann, Kalh- man, Bremen; Britich schr Eliza & Susan, Trainor, Belize, (Honduras. ) Towed to sea Ist inst, bark Idea and Linda Stewart. NEW HAVEN—arr July 12 sloop Elizabeth and Re- becca, Albany. Sid sche Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New York; Wm C’Atwater, Kelsey. Va; Rockaway, Albany; pee ight Madison; Mary Burton, Jamestown; John Cock, Alban: Ys Arr July 15, sehrs J M Warren, Chapman, ——~ ; Mo- reile, Avery, Albany ; Traveller, Giadwia, New York ; Briliant, New York ;’sloops Th’ee Sisters, Albaay: Jo. seph Griggs do Robt Wiltsie, do; Olive, e Ni NYork, do J ONDON—Arr July 13, steamer, Deoatar, Geer, for Norwich; schrs Heroiney Swain, Roadout ch;, loops J Lawrence, Kinzey, NYork; La- Arr July 16 schrs Henry Clay, Al- 3 ly, Philadelohia; 12th. setr Howard, New York. vin Fa\l River: sloop Kspublic, Albany via Niork, NEWPORT—Arr July 14, sehr Oregon, Philadelphia for Saco. Fae he 2 July 18, sehr Z Secor, Blaisdell, Orland, le. PHILALFIPHIA—Arr July 16, steamer Delaware Sandford, New York . brigs Horace Greeley, Myers, Bos- ton ; Mary Perkins, Nickerson, Boston: Hesperas, Chase, Calois; ‘schrs Chas A Dannom, Rich, New Yo k : Sterling (hese, Har wie, Mass ; Mail, Cobb Provincecown! Herlet, Hell Providence , George © Gibbs, Gibos New Bedford ; Harriet Lawia, Pridham, Newport ; Martha Wrigbticgion Wiightington, Fall River. | Old’ steamer Kennebec, Hand, New York | ches Odd Fellow, Ronen: trook. Lynn ; Expecite, Racket, Nautucvet ; ¥ & Day. ton, Douglas Troviderce ; Orapeak, Powell New Haven; Invoien Glover, Providence G W Snow, Dodge, Salem, Mass JG Swe’, Gallogher, Yonkers | New Mexico Penziit. Now Haven ; Clara, Honter. do PROVIDENCE Air July 14, steamer Osceola, Miller, ; brigs Mazatlan, Dix, Charistton. R Patterson’ Celeord, Charleston; D Maloney, Welton, Charleston: schr) Wild Pigeon, Milliken, Baltimore: Fdelia. Gandy, Phils do phia: Gea Marion.’ Fordam, Philadelphia for Pawinohst; Richard Law, Chacgell, Aibsoy ; Charles 1. Huke Overten, Port Ewen ; Volta, Tuttle, Port Ewen - sloops Frecerie Brown, Gardiner, NYork: Chief, Hull, NYork ; steamboat Canonebet, Alen, Warren. Be- low. +chre Empire, Jobnrov Alt + Gen Worth, Phelps. Rondout. ‘tld, cohrs Wie, Bartlett, Sutfok, Va: Boston. Corson; Heniy Lae, Sharp; J W Gandy? Townrend: Lady Lake, Parker, ané Joho Rogers May. hew, for Philadelphia: George Franklin, Crockett, NYork; Joop Oregon, Siniges, do. PORTLAND)—Arr July 13 brig Chas Edward, Doak, Car- denas; schr Tarry Not, Geyer Bristol, for Virginia Old bark Marts Hersey, Davis, Cube ; briga Zebra, York, St. Vincent, PAWTUCKET—Arr prev to July 14, echr Alameda, Whel- den. Alexandria RICHWOND ~ Arr July 14, steamship Rowooke Oaveody New York ; big aylobice tanden, New Orleans, scar British Queen (Br), Pye, Halifax Arr in James River, July 13, schr Terneswe, Dome from Rio Janeiro, 20 daya ROCKLAND—Act July 8, schr Lucy 1 Ww Vo Oth rebr Rebecca, do; 10th, sehr Forneenrthy «| Sd 19th, schrs Nourmahal, Thomas Hix, ana iio Grauce, ork. ¢ SAVANNAH—Arr July 12, steamship Florida, Wood. hull, New York Je as, wWaltigere. Cid 5 Cataract, ont: in Mew July 14, schr Armonia, Baker, Al- Pe IP ; Citizen, Port Ewen for Providence; uly 7, sehr Rambler, NYork, —* hs Bre Philadelphia; 19th, schr Haldab A West, ‘July 11, sobrs Oregon. Gau- Faslio; Fen”, ae (end both cla Jaly |. NC—Arr July 13, schr Jonas Smith, Furman, New York: Old, 12h beck Grafts W Indien; brigs Has Orr, Bath, Me; ih’ Parmebe? Ric! . UARREN—Arr July 12, yacht Adelatde, Kelley, Now ia. OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- Frere Caer eeG ean Sah fae, saat = a Pes, at 12 o'clock, M., from hee berth ak aK el fort. For freis or board at 1134 4 M, rill ruseesd the Pacific, and sail OR LIVERPOOL.—TAPSCOTT’S LINE- PACKET OF the Zist July.—The magnificent new and fast 5 ‘WM, TAPscoTT, ‘Cornish, is Stted with conveniences for passengers posssssed other, no expense having been spared on her constrae- ro the grentost possible strength with speed, and also the utmost comfort and convenience to passe: an improved plan A view of the tho gaging passage for the above port is carnostly requested, for which apply on board, foot of Market strect, E.R. F freight or ¢, apply on board, or to Wed. R'PAPSCOPE £°CO., 86 South street. Z TEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK iS B ine.—The side wheel Mail 1 steamer HANSA, 2,200 tons, and GERMANIA, {600 tons, will anil as follows:— FROM meee FROM WEW YORK. . August 1. September 1. ugust 29, Septombor 29. ‘ork to Bremon:— Fir Bees +++ $100 Socond cabim....... +4. 685 For freight of pasioge apply to. ELRICHS & CO., 89 Broad street. (OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas. A. Wot ‘commander, will leave for Havre, touching at Southarepton nd the mails and passengers, on Saturday, July 30, at Kk, from pier h' river. Pri from New 12 o'eloe! pier No. 4, Nort! yeynd $120. Bay t wanted during the ‘age sh sont on board ore sailing marked “‘below.”” No mer- bas Pere tn ecoived on board afier Thursday, July 28. or Asnage apply to ____ MoRT! MER LIVINGSTON, Agont, 53 Broadway. XPRESS TO MONTEVIDEO AND THE RIVER LA Plata.—The clipper ip SEAMAN, having immediate . despatch for Montevideo, which she is éxpected to reach in thirty-seven days, sailing time, will accommodate & number of parsengers. For passage, oxpross freight, samples, let- ters, &e-- apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO., No. 74 Broadway. OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.—U. SM. Line.—The pew and fast Berry, commander, will leave pier No.4 North river, on Saturday, July 2%, at 4 o'clock P. M.. procisoly. For fecleht apply on bontd, wheroall billeof lading will be signed, ard for passage at the office of SP FFORD, TILESTON & Ww CO., No. £0 Brot ‘Through tickets to Florida as fo'- lows :—To Jacksonville, $31; Cilat'‘a, $33. i OR SAVANNAH—THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain W. ing the United States mail, will leave a. r Savannah. on Wednesdey. tho 20th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., trom the wharf above Vine street. In speed and strength, and in every arrangement for te comfort aud convenience of pas thi passed. Fare from New Yor! 49; The State of Georgia lei roate Wednesday. Agents in Phil in, No, 3136 Nor ‘wharves; in Savannah, OR SAVANNAH AND (DA.—UNITED STATES mail line —The new an odid steamship FLORIDA, ‘M. 8. Woodhull, captain, ileave on Saturday, July at4 o'clock, P M.. from pier No. 4 North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, No. 13 Brow The Alabama, George R. Schenck, dey, July 27 FS, NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND— United States Mail Line.—The steamship JAMESTOWN, Lewis Parrish, commander, leaves pier No. 13 North river, Se! Cena afternoon at 4 o,clock. The steamship ROANOKE. Edward C dy, commander, rey afternoon at 4 o’cloak. cht received every ids faturday, Monday ‘and Tassday, but not afvr3 ofleck om jays of palling, “For freight apply on bomea. and for to” LUDLAM & FLEASANTS: 52 Broadway?” TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. (CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL- Phis. from plor No. 1 North river.—Twe lines daily wh War Mand 2P. M, Accommodation line at 10 A.M. by boat Trenton fo South Amboy, cars nf t R. Stockton to Philadelphia. Fare ‘Ex- P.M. by steamboat John Potter, An- direct to Camden by cars—through in four hours are $8. Returning, leave Philadeiphia at 10 PF, ALBANY—FARE $1.—-ALBANY AND NEW York Inland Route Railroad.—Two daily express troins at 9 A. Mand 3.45 P.M., connecting at Alvany with central lines of railroads, North and West, from the new Sore one of Whit ie sal Ci 3 sage ay rough tie }o procured and baj checked for Scheneotad; @, Syracuse, Itochester’ and, watales Pasven 20 received at Broome an d Twen- ty-sixth street and Fourth avenue above static The traing will land passengers at Croton Falls and Chatham, Four Corners only. All other traina will stert from City en corner of Tryon row and Centro street, as jeretofore. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS DAL Hl Cina lees ieee Ptetan yer ted = anON, ‘xpress train, 6 A. M.—Thro! with trains reaching Buffalo or Montroal at So'clock same ing. ail train, 9 A.M, Through way traine of 12 M. ond Expr train, 4 P. M. Accommodation train 7 P. M. For Tarrytown, 11 P.M." For Peekskill, 10 4. M.3P. M., and 6 . For Poughkoopsie, 7 4. M. and 4.10 P.M: Passengers taken at Chaiabers, Canal, Ghristophor, ‘Thir- teenti 1d Thi at atreets 7" un ins from Canal stroet at 734 A M. for Pough- keopsie, and 6 P. M. for Albany. sto naga all way sta: ot EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent. ORNING LINE FOR ALBANY—FARE & CENTS, ard intermediate laodings —M ‘The new an? ndid steamer GEO! WASHINGTON. Capt. E. Van Wart will leave tho st -amboat pier foot of Js: street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, A. M., and arrive at Aibany in time for the traina going West. Returnin Mon- das ‘ednesday, and Friday, ars im- quire on board. erent 202 Vi ‘his boas touches at Yonkers on each p: EW YORK 10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT, via New ven, Hartford, Springfield, Northampton, Brattleboro’ lows Falls, snd Wells river. Ticket offices corner Broadway and Canal steuet, and Twoxty sixth stroet and Fourth avenue. and F er enue. Ticketa sold'and baggage chocked to RaNCIS HYDE, General Agent, 152 South street. N*% YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA New Jersoy Railrond -United States and Exorees Lines, through in w York foot of Cort- landt etre 6, 45 30 Philadelphia at 1.30 A. and 4.30 and 5,90 P. M $3: $2 © for secord ch: and sonnoetions certain with agsonzers witl ag@ cross Sie forry fifteen minutes bofore the trains Toave. NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA Now Haven, Springfield, Bellows Fails, Rutland, Bur- lington, St. onnehsry Montpelier, St Alban's. Montreal, and Ogdensburg. Ticket offices corner Rroadway and Canal street, and Twenty -sixth street and Fourth avenue Bag- gugechecked through. For freight, apply to FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent, 152 South street. nS TELUGRAPH. ; (PPIEGRAPH NOTICR —THE STOCKHOLDERS OF she New York aad New Sngland Union Telegraph Com. hereby notifies that their annua) meet’ ng, for the f hearing aud sonnidering reports of pai hooring @ president, new liroetors, surer, and saporinten dees for the ensuing excoution of any other business that tint be the intcreste of the ermpeny, wil ve held ae the tio offre, in Wal) strect, N ‘ork. tile Wadnondey of July. 1853. al o'clock Koa Om Se Te I. SADLER Secretary. MEDIC AT, CARD.—THF BARON. DR SPOLASCO A.B. A.M, tc. dke.. professor of Medicine and surgery, consuitin, and surgeon (from London) of E fd tle usual. visited by innume: from ail the Un nd making m adiug cures of every disease kn 0 us. of pationts too, proviously with- 0" out fhe slightest hope ef aay cure fur them in this world. Consulting rooms, No. 2? Prince streot corner of Macdow- GPL 2itendance every day. from 4A M. to? P M., and in u jo evenings from 7 to 10 o'clock. Strictiy seeret aud cona- jeutial, D; HONTER—BY TUE APPLICATION OF HI3 OLD new remedies is curing hucdreds of the afflicted weekly ; mest cates when rocent are cured in & short tame. and no detention frow business. Hororavle treatment aud Perman(nt cures guaranteed, Often No. 3 Division sireet— no other place, D* J. HAMMATT BARRETT, LATE OF THE UNITED States Army, in Moxico and a’so of the United States Navy bas removed to office 18 North William, four doors froni Chatham street; hours from 9 A. M. to8 D'; WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN AND SUR- on, a graduato of the famona University of Edinburg, Seot.und ' Hours of from 7 A M. till9 P. daily, Office, 6 Canal etrcot, one door east of Broadway, R. WM. WARD, GRADUATE OF TH rated schools of Kurepe, and assistant Voure of consultation. from 8 a. M. till ¥ oye. from 10 to 12 only, Office, 0 Canal ceét of Brondway. YDROPATHY, OR WATER CURE, —~DR. STANTSLAS. | UERNISZ treats patients oa the vrincioles of hydrox pathy, ot water eure joe 20 Howard street: ho: . tween 10 A.M. and 3 P, M. ere R_A. F. STONE, SURGEON AND Accouc No, bi Atlentic strect Brooklyn Lown ‘tate of the Surgeon Apothecaries, London, begs to inform the inhable tests of Brooklyn nud the prblic at Inrge, that ho may be onsulted morsings ani evenings on medical snd eur if attended to on moderate torms. Dr. % has bad proat experience in midwivory, iaving boon prae- ee Accouchour and public vaccinator to the EDICAL SULGERY, WITHOUT TUE KNIFE.—SA- MUEL GILBERT, M. D., after a long aud extensive verience ix Memphis, Tennessee, and more roce. tty i 8 removed to New York, and take» rooms at 483 Proadvay, where ho invites pationts to call and test ‘bis skill in the 1 following digaa: ang a brethron of the faculty totter, soaid hee oe , ko. dit ike ar tt mae ; : inne to so deem incurable, Wlunese or ves power “Gcekonre from) A. M. Ull 3, M, ip Captain Gate Fane. | ip Sheridan,) now on her second voyage, wi | s .. This ship having been built expressly for the AIL oing steamer MARION, M.