The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1853, Page 8

Names of the Passc ngers—The Wreck. THIRD Day. FROM OUR SFRCLAL REPORTER. ‘The jury, which adjeurned on Sunday morning after identifying the bodies of Christopher Caffry and Betsey Goodwise—bdefore stated as Mary Wooster—met agiin yesterday morning, fer the purpose of resuming their labors, and in order, if possible, to obtain some impert- ant evidence that would tend to throw some light on the affair, and bring the guilty parties to justice. At nine o'clock, the names of the jurors being called, and two or three of them being absent, the ‘uvestigation was delayed uotil one o’olock. William Sanford being duly sworn, deposed—That he was on bosrd of the sloop Kembie, and saw the Empire about five minutes before the collision touk place; saw the sloop Gen. Livingston alsg. the steamboat was steer- ing towards the northeast part ef the river; she wa> about one-third the di-tance from the east side of the river at the time; could uot tell what course the sloop ‘was stocring; did not see her more than once; there was a.schooner to the westward of the sloop; he did not ree the boat at the time they came into collision, but heard the noise, they were about a mile north from the vessels at the time, could not tell which vessel epproach- ed the other; the steambiat ran wituia thirty yards of him when she was going do witness was on the east side of the channe] when the steambout passed them be™ tween them and the east shore. when he saw the sloop by the flash of lightning sne was about a mile off; it was not a very light night. as they oould not distin- guish the land; the steamer altered her course for the sloop Kemble; the Empire, when she passed them, was opposite the milk and lumber dock; could not say #bether the steamer, if she had not altered her course, would have struck the sloup he was steering or not; he luiled when be +1 her to give her a free passage, and cleared her about thirty yards. Bev jamin D. Scott, one of the hands velonging to the sloop General Livingston, was then sworn and deposed— That he resides at Athens, Greene county; was em- yed on buard tbe eloup as ® second hand; was not asa pilot, but acted im thuc capacity whea the weather was tine; he tuilowed the river ever since he was fifteen years of age, wituess was on board when we col- lision touk place, Une captaio of the vessel went down below when near Newbui g, aid witness took his p.ace on deck. Gaspou Van Hauser was ‘ben at the heli; be was va the larboard side of the travelior when he first saw a steam beat ahead of them hesaing down on the east shore; she was about a hali mile away wheo he first saw her; she was more towaids the east shore than to the west; he gave orders to the pilot long before the steamboat ame up to luff and he did so; the vessel was near te centre of the chappel when he gave orders to laff, when they came close to the Empice he told him to put his helm haré up which be dia, he was about the length ‘of the boat away from her when be gave the order; the boat appeared then to be standing over to the west bore, if whe sloop bad not altered nec course she, the atsamboat, would have struck them aft of the rigging the slemwooal was rather more in the ceatre o tne channe: when the culiisiou wok place; when she strack witness was standing att of the traveiler near the tore hateh; the steamboat must have been struck near the boiler by the poweprit, there was not a geat noise whea the boiler burst, a suou ws she struck he turned aad ran wwards the csbin, the captain of the sluop heard somebody cryug im the water, and jumped into boat w mye him, but be covid not fiad him, ama be supporea be must bave sam arhoce, tre wind Was Diowing » Dard breeze trem the south at the tis the sloop was carrying ber bom to the eart. afer they struck sbe drified ssterm and dropped he anchor, when they struck ibe steamboat was headiog to the east, and 0id uot alter her course, there wae nv noise va board of the beat, reihe- did she slow; be was certain of this a6 be took paTucuiar netice of it; wituess bad nor drapk py that night; if the steswboat had steered ber course, aiter he bau given tae order to luff, they woud have avoided each cther, if the steamboat, when first discovered, had swered either to the east or west, they would not bavs gume wto collision with her; sbe hud two Lights burning, a red aud @ greea ene aloft. anda white oxe in the bow; it was n0s the place of the sloop to get ont of the way tor tbe steamboat. Jobn B. tead, being duly sworn depored—That he was fom board of the schuoner on ibe night of the collision; be has waded between :oughieepsic and Sing Sing, and sometimes with New York; he saw s sieambost during the right, vearly opposite the dock st Milton; he first thought sbe was the Houdrick Hudson, but after sne had paseed he wse sure it was the Kmpire, of Troy, as she was very lung bow’, she steered tuwards them ‘and he thought ste would de down upen bim, but she sheered to the eastward: when she sheered she must bave been standiug south, rbe wae about toree times her leogth trom him when se sbeered to the east; when tag steamboat sheerea to .be eastward witne: vessel lufied to the west; if both of them had not steered away fom esch osher he thinks that she would have struck him; if the sloop had not altered her course to the west the kmpire would\have struck na; she cleaeéd us about thuty yerds astera Albert Berry, being culy sworn deposed—Thst he bad & conversation with Bepjaman Scott; be asked if be was mach burt. snd he ssid sume; aebed hum if he saw the steamboa!; he said not until he out his helm up 10 ciear ber, but it was too ste. 26 she strack her; wi! ness lives at prevent in Troy; be merely asked “coit the question tosee what be bought of it; ~itness had been em- Ployea un doard or tue Emplie for about seven years; e bas frequently Dad to stup his boa: sad go slow when sleops were beating agawst the wind; he sas om board of the Eampire when *ne was sunk at Newbarg. George R. Mallory. clerk on voard of she Kunpire, being duly sworn depo +d —Unat be has been om bowed of tue boat sicce the 7ih uf Apr; wa on voard of the boat on the 13th; he wa- in ved ut che time of the expioon; did not see any sloop on Lht night; be was avakened by a noise and cryimyg, be looked out of bis winduw and succeeded in ,ectipg upou the eattie dees ; from there be got upou une promenade deck, and fund several perrons severely sculdeo ; went cown to his office, got a lamp bghted aud edwinistered all be could tu tho-e who were injured ; all Uae passengers bad Life preservers on, aod were p epaied for avy ewerency ; he had noc the ames Of the pasrengersy with bis, Dut afar as be could recollect there were on board abont ninety passengers, besides the crew aud vilicers of the boat ; he never kues, to bis buowiedge that » watch haa bea placed furward to Jook cut, be thought that there were not more than vwo or three pas-evgers over the uwety that bad b ught tickers in Troy ; these were no pasveagers in (he bertls near the boiler’ but he theught that Sr. Vao Scbaick’s boy might have beep in there ; they ieft at -eveu o'clock from roy, ei) light load of passepgers, ws the cars from the Lot got in ; they lef: wicn very few passengers there was vo body slept in the berths near ths bier except Mr Beunett, who be believed was alive and uving in the village some here Ou dving arked if he thocght there wes any parsengers drowzea he said that he hud nO reason to think so. The jury then took recess uatil three o'clock, at which bour they reaesembied to get the remainder of the testimory Caspar Van Hausen, the boy who was steering ow board the sloop was ben examined, aud corroborated the tes timony 0” Benjsmin Sco:t, stating that he obeyed the orders given by bim. hemas Hud:on depored—I was pilot of the steaner Empire. ot Trey we we.eibourd cown the west side of the chapel, two-thirds w westward, the night was cot dark: & verre! could be seen at the ai-‘tance of a mile, the moon was down the wine was sou hwert, it wus blovicg pretty i he TUR ABRby 8 loop bound up, the sloop + dling @ hit Pr Hempton Point our ususl course! fete Lyall ‘ané we -tood aay from her. sbe'wadteered Hand fem us when we saw ber, and about one hun- dred feet from us when #@ charged cur coarse; she could | bare kept out of ow way. the usual signals were burning goed, we could rot get out of the» lovp’s wey; «he struck us onthe larboard side, rquare into the botier, two wheel men, Albert Berry and Coreeliua Vaa Schaick, were with me at the wheel, when struck the boiler broke | down, and the steam pipe broke off, disabling our boat, and jesving her to the action of ‘the wind; the sloop Inffed; we were in our proper course; I did not give the signal to “ slow.” bernuse if we had slowed. the sloop | would certainly have runk us; bave been a pilot abyut fifteen yeers; bave been aboard the Empire about ove year; the wind blew qui e fresh; I -hould jadge ths slo »p was running about six or eight miles an hour; at the time of the collision it was ebb tide; I think the sloop was not unmenageable: he sheered the bort and did all im his power to avoid the aceileat; after the last luff was made by the sloop the cpilision was inevitable, and the reversing of the wheels could aot have raved them; no expression was used on board ¢ boat ‘to cut the d—d sloop in two.” # we had stopp: the ergine she would have struck them in the hull near the bow, ardagrest loss of life would ensue, as the boat would have sunk; the rule ia when a sailiog vessel is benting up, asteamer should pass under her stero when it comes up with a fair wind they pass to the wind ward of them, witness was positive that the boiler did explode before the sloop struck them Alexander Wilson, being daly s*orn. depoved—That he belongs to Troy: is in the employ of the People’s Line of steamboats; he has been a pilot about twenty five years the rule in regard to the «ailing of ve sels in the’ river is—if a vessel is beating a steamer must go uoder ber stern, asa general rule; if a vessel ix yoing beiore wind, there is po rule set down, but steamers gene g0 to the windward cf them, in orcer to let them i where they are; ihey gecerally yo within fity foe ves el and rhen sbeey 1! Levi Smith—I ac captain of the boat Empire; the aoci dent cecurred en bearcat 2A M, July 16tu; f wax waked up by a crash, wna in bed at the time: the crash wae suppored to be by a vessel running inte us: the Empire was heeded dowd, and nevrest to the wert hore the night was not very dark sould see a vessel pluialy alfa miledistant the steamer Empire hed etween eighty and minety passengers on board, kaow deceased George Saflord: be was a passenger on board, came to his death by scalding: died a cruvie of hours after the accident wind was blowing at the time south deceased lived in New Yerk; after she wna struck she was on her besin «nds; [hed a conversation with the pilot, Mr Hueson ap to what was best to do: we sent off & smal! boat to a schooner lying at anchor in the distance and havioe rail on ber came alongside and took off about one i @ then came slongside and took off the re pas-eage ond their bag, he telegraphed off to New York w sent word to the owners of the condivion of the boat, after all the passengers were rafe he turnsd his atcention towards saving the boat; he threw all the freight on the starboard side overboard, which righted her some the boilers were put in new two years ago last AoYing he got » certificate from Peter Crary last who to- th boiler slong with hi+ partner; the bottom of u was about four feet from the water; he could anything definite with bn to the bursting of i rere hands cay if the boiler way burst re been dirt and mud scattered all over he iy shy 4 i i A We were steering for | the upper werks; but he can account for the maaner in all around was ams-bed: witness was A oye ‘of the boat when she was sunk at New- 9 schooner Noab Brown THE DOCTOR'S TESTIMONY. Walter Hueston was examived unger oath as to ived by those who died on their arrival at Carttonber Casey CB ven Sebaice. ‘wary Bader, and 10] . C.D, Ven La . one They died ‘ve injuries 4. in bis opinion, frem steam. Their bodies were more or leas dirflaured, the flesh having pealed off their arms. vecks. sand breast. He attended them when they arrived here, and preccribed the proper remedies for their relief. The jury then adjourned until 7 o'clock, P. M., whea they will meet in private and deliberate upon a verdict, FURTBER PARTICULARS OF THE INJUBIES RECEIVED BY THE PASSENGERS. Robert F Cottingham was severely injured and had his leg broke He is in a very critical condition, and there is but slgbt hope of his recovery, as he is very peverely +calded about breast, hands and neck. N. S Bennett. of Washington. is » great deal better, and will soon recover. Fortuvately. his face was not ia: jured, but be was severely scalded about the breast and shoulder: » LL, was rather 8. Jemes Johnston, of Williamab worse yesterday, but his life is not in danger. Mise Harriet Larkin is Cast recovering, and will be well enough to be taken bome in a few days, These unfortunate persons are at present stopping at the Exchange Hotel of Mr Vincent, where everything ~as dene to alleviate their suferings that human nieans could evise. THE WRECK. be The captain of the Empire, having a large gang of men employed all day yesterday. was enabled to get her dry about even o’elock in the evening when the new steam- boat Josephine came alongside and towed her to this city for repairs. Sbe was built in 1844, aud was considered at that time s magnificent boat. She, however, has been very unfortunate, having met with very serious ‘accidents three different timer, this being the t. She recetved new boilers about three years ago from the Morgau Iron Works The damage is very heavy, and will probable ex- ceed $:5000 The captain is st present in New York, The payer oontaining « list of the passenger's names was not produced at the inquest. the company refusing to send them to the Coroner, who comivlained greatly at the loss of this important evidence, as the nam of those whomit is rumored were drowned could not be ascertai vhe Fishing Grounds [From the Quebse Chronicle, July 16 } Her Majesty's steamship Devastation left port for the Gulf this morning at three o'clock. The Devas- tation is a vessel of 1,050 tons, with engines nomi- nally of four hundred horse power, but which can be worked up to the power of seven hundred horses. She is very heavily armed, having one eighty-four ounder gun aft, one sixty eight pounder in the bow, four thirty-two pounders, two twenty-four pounders, oue brass field piece for service on shore, and fora like service a brass ten inch howitzer. She carries one hundred and sixty men, and can make, when under full steam, ten knots an hour. ‘ The Leander, fifty gun frigate, instead of remain- ing for three weeks, as was expected, has been tele- preeaeally ordered to Pictou immediately, and leaves to-day at one o'clock, Whether Russian or American movements induce the admiral to collect a strong force in the Gulf we know not, but there is some potent reason for doing so evidently. The Leander is a beautiful yessel in every respect, a fine model, heavily armed, and loftily rigged. On her upper deck she carries four eighty-four pounders, some brass boat-guns, and a grand battery of thirty- two pounders. On the main deck there are fifteen thirty-two pounders on euch side. Her crew num- bers some five hundred persons. Stock Sates, Purapripma, July 17 —Reported by Keen & Taylor.— First Board —$100 Schuylkill Nay 6’s, °82, 83; 1,000 Penna 5’s, c&p, 04%; 2.000 City Gas 6's, "61, 103; 300 shares Morris Canal, b5, 20%. 50 do. cash, 205,; 175 Caster Valley RR 13. 7 Mivehill RR. 7235 100 Schuy!kill Nav Preferred, cash, 3454; 100 do, r5wn, 344 ; 4 Penna RR 60; 25 Uvion Canal, cash’ 173g; 80 Girard Bank, 14%: 30 N Awericen Ineurance. 163, Between Boards.—25 shares Chester Valley RR, 13 Second Board —-$4.711 Penna 5's, c&p, 9444; 1,C00 County 6's, 71, 24. 10134; 200 do, ’70, 24, 10145.’ 10 shares Reading RR_ 46; 31 Beaver Moadow RR, bS, 4344, 50 Schuylkill Nav Preferred, b5, 3434; 100 do, 05 243;. After Board —100 shares Schuylkill Nav Preferred, 2d, 2434; 00 Penna RR. b5wo, 50. Market dull. a nS EES Marrica, On Monday evening, July 18, by the Rev. Mr. Ferris, Pastor of Duane street M. E. Church, Mr. Wiuam A, Symes, Jr., to Miss Josernme A. Stes, all ot this city. Philadelphia and New Brunswick, N.J., papers please copy. Ta Brocklyn, on Saturday, July 16, by the Rev, Dr. Frracis Vinten. ANNa MATHILDA ROUMAGE youngest daugh- ter of the late Con-tant Roumage. Eaq., to JEAN PauL Brvcau, of Zarich, Switzerland. Op Saturday, April 2d by the Rev. T C Youngs, Mr Hewny Avaxs’ Raysronp. of New York, to Miss LaviNia Skawes, of Roslyn, Long Island. Died, On Sunday, Jay 17, after ‘a long and severe iline: which she bore with great patieoce and Christian resig- nation, CaTHaRiNE, wife of Robert S. Place, in the 46th year of her a, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at half past two o’slock, from ber late residence, No 252 Ma- Gi rest, without further invitation. Her remaios will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for intermeat On Sunday. July 17, after» short but severe illness, Wruuas, youngest son of Levi @ and Margaret Rogers, syed 18 years two months and 9 days. ; Tho friends and acquaintauces of the family are re- quested to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at two o’cluck, from his late resicence, No. 61 Ridye street. On Sunday, July 17, of consumption in full hope of a bles ed immortality, Feeprrick Vickery GRSENLEAr, aged 24 years 1 menth snd 25 days ‘The funeral will t#ke place this afternooa, at two o'clock, from the residence of his mother, N place ‘The reistives aud friends of the family ticnately invited to attend. The remains will be interred in Union Cemetery Busnaick. On Monday morning. July 18, after a severe illness, Fuva M, eldest daughter of Hector and Margaret Sigclair, eged 12 years The relatives avd frlends of the family are respectfully parent», N three o'cl ck for interment. Op Sunday ereving, July 17, at six o'clock, Jous La narvr, Jr, after s sbort and severe tllaess, aged 15 years } 11 mceths avd 17 days. His friends. and the friends of his father also the Chat- hain Gusid Ne. 2, are respectfully iavited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 137 Lud- low street 66 East Thirteenth street, this afternoon, at Her remains will be taken to Greeawoud y, July 18. from injuries received by a fall, HILL, in the 25d year of his age. a! will take pia o'clock, from the re- idence of bis fathe 216 Seventh avenue. His friends and ibe frieuds of the family, are Teepectfa'ly invited to atiexd, without further notice. On Suvosy morping July 17. of croup, Wituik, infant son of Wilham J. aod Mary Jane Vincent, aged 1 year 6 months and 1 day. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend hi+ fuperal, trom the resideuce of his parents, No. 293; Renwick steet, this aftervoon, at three o'clock. Bis remains will be taken to Green=ood for inte-ment, ‘After a few Lours illaess, James 0. Mons, hairdresser, eg 23 years ‘His fureral will take place at 93¢ o'clock this morning, fiom No 469 Pearl street, near Chatham At ber residence, No. § Tillary striet, Brooklyn, on Sunday sflernoon, July 17 at five o'clock, of seu’e bron is, Manoaker widow o' the late Authooy Willtam n, iu her 60th year. She leaves to d+, ip Telond and in thie country, # memry honored ard’ endeared by the exercise of cavek piety, active kicdness, and warm affections. Her cup of life was embittered by many afiiic ions, avd for «cme fete ber health bas been gradually decaying; but tributed i) fh others rather than kereelf, sie ever cou | was never beard se Aprsof thore sround ber. Her voice | Folly rerigned. and trusts of ager ea and love | Christ, rhe passed, without a strug&e?, gbieousness of sleep of death. to the lung, last On Friday, July 15, at Yonkers, Akaprira, .» , davgbter of Thomas H and Mary E. Braistea, aged 1 i3* 1d 28 days. SARITINE (INTELLIGENCE, AIMASAC FOK NEW YORK—tHIy Dar 446 MOON sem... sores 7 26) HIGH WATKR morn. O Port of New York. July 18, 1853. CLEARED. Ship—Isaac Bell, Johnson, Quebec, Mortimer Livings- SUN RISES SUN SETS ton Barks—Pudyona (Br), Askell, Quebec, T L & DR De Wolf, Hudson, Beaman, Malaga Joho b Saray. Drigs—Eveline, staples, Newburyport, H I) Brookman &Co; B BCresby. Collias Bangor, Thos H Sanaford. a yorita. White, Malta anda market MM Freeman & Co Zeno, Swarey Malaus, Burvert & Co; Uleron, Peadietou Boston, Thor H Sandtord, Wild Pigeon. Carlton Jackson ville, BP Buck & Co; Niagara, Harding, Crooked I-iaud (11), HD Brockman & Co; tra, Hovebkiss, Guilford, M Mt Freeman & Co Scbrs—Oregon Cook, Boston, R P Buck & Co; Gallexo, Nelson, Richmond, C H Pierson; Mary Jave Peck Lupay Richmond, © H Pierson, Leo, Seow Bangor, RP Buck & ‘0; Pampero, Kendrick, Cadiz J B saray; ( (m) Milichamp, Labrador, Roowe & Diowiddts; Stepaen H townsend, Borland, Malaga Van Brunt é& Slaght; FE 2 Vowel, Craig, Wilmington, E S$ Powell; Marin Jeweit Fepny, Malaga, MM Freewan & Co; tally Badger, sum mends, Bushyuie, SC, Baweman & Ruderow ARRIVED, Seath, Marks, Ne Steamehip deye with the Orleans, 6 Stes sibull Savaonah 55 houre, with parse ng aM diay. 8 40 PM off Cape Ueteres An hence for Sarennah, Sbip Jobenn Lange (trem) Lamke Liverpool, 43 day with 56% passeagers, to Wiliams & Guien, Shiy Chesterhoim (i) Heard, Bristol, 47 di 161 paxeenuers, to H& TW Myer ried i an a Ship Arthur (cf New Gaver). Talbot, Palermo, 82 dave and 49 days trom Gib altar, to Denper Devin & Co. May 26, while beatizg wbout back of Rock ‘s up into by sb pfinP ted 10 be an Trstiau, both ves in Were COD® ably datoagee the brig bore ae be fore daylight for a harbo A tat 30.84 ton 41 took letters from U # bri sormive, all weil 20th, Int 37 60, experien neavy spra mart, »plit anil Aastha Bark Reindeor (of Gardiner), Lawrence, Newport, ¥, ne 1, with 16 passengers, 10 Gorham & fassett. June lat 46, lon 40, exchaged signala with ship “Tepe. rial,” hence bound E, June 26. lat 43 16 lon 42 20, ex changed signain with ship Switgeriand, frow Charleston for Liverpoul: Oth, lat 4t, low 50, tpoke back Eetas ot and for Boston from Rotterdam; lat inst, experienced heavy gales from WSW to NW, sprung head of main foreyard, eplit sala, York Packet (Oiten) 4 Gardes, Beomsn, 66 * Gibraltar, wae invited to atiend the funeral, from the resideace of hez | Gaye, with 188 passcagers, to Hennings, Maller & Gos Vierger Marie }, Sifking, Ant 46 days. pre nF Say joteboha. Me Wis vouad with 165 to Havana: into thie to land passengers. Berk Bi Dew Con Galveston 2% days. toW Sheldon. July, ut 24 £0, lon 82.20, spoke uhip Clartaan Currier, from Orleans for Liy rebate Azo Johnson (ot Belfast), Lothrop, New Orleang, ‘Back Macen, Watkins, Savannah, 7 days, to Demill & Brig J W Buddecke (Brem), Cladius, Bremen. 48 days, with 123 tw Mi & Gosling. July Nag Sy spoke bung bark New York et, Bremen for New York. June 20, lat 43 22, lon 48 04, spoke Br bark Jane Brown, steering B Brig Ludvig (Swe). Tanngren, Rio Janeiro, 39 days, to JW Schmidt & Co. July 2, lat 2007, lon 74 15, sooke Be schr Elizabeth Mary, from Nova Scotia fer the West In- dies; 6th. lat 27, lon 61 20, »| sehr Glebe, from Ban- gor for Vera Cruz, 11 days out. Brig Lamartine sta), Blake, Fajardo, PR, 15 days, to Maitland, Phelps & Co Brig Generul Taylor (of Orleans), Smith St Johns, PR, 1 Gimberpat & Excoriaze. July 16 Chinco- spoke brig Patriot, bound 8. Brig Maria (of Bristol, RI), Pearce. Matanzas, July 5, to Pond &Glwan. Sooke 10th, lat 28 30, lon 79 45, ship Wabash, from Matanzas for Cowes. Brig Delta (of Charleston), Meban, Cardenas, 11 days, to P Harmony’s Nephew. Brig Eowir (of Boston), Morton, Cardenas, 10 days, to Moses Taylor & Co Brig Si a Swall, Small, Millbridge, 12 days, to Simp ew. Schr William Gregory (of Rockland), Packard, Tampico, Ture 12, to RW Trundy &Co July 7, lat 26. lon 79 50, spoke echr Azof, from Tobasco for New York, and pro cured a man from her, scme of the hands belonging to the W G being sick. ‘June 21, James Old, a native of Padstow, Eng, died days. to teague NW 10 Sobr Azo! (of Boston), Galacar, Tabasco, June 21, to J T White & July 8, Int 2539 lon 79 86, spoke schr ‘WryGregory, from Tampico for New York. Schr Mary (of New Haven), Mairos, Matanzas, 9 days, to J & G Pearsall & Co, Schr Amhem, Burrows, Matagorda, Texas, June 21, to master. Schr Triton (Br), Higgs, Eleuthera, 7 days, to Eneas & Hutchins Scbr Gov Anderron Farewell. Key West, 10 daye to R L Maitiond & Co, July 15 lat 3001. lon 79 13, spoke Br bark Agincourt, from Montego Bay for London, 15 days out. Scbr Excelsior, Hopkins, Virgima, 2 days. Schr W H Hunter, Webb, Suffolk, Va, 4 days. pScht Cometia, Bryent, Braaiywine, 2 days, for Now ven Sebr Union, Parsons, Huntington, LI, 1 day, tor Phila- delpbia, Schr Mary, Wall, Calais, 10 days. Sebr Bylas, Marshall, Calais, 9 days. Scbr Ivanhoe, Simonton, Rockland, 4 days. Sehr Devid Babson, Babron, Rockport. Z Sebr Joseph Rogers, Worthington Portland, Ct, 2 diya. Schr Jane M Brainerd, Russell, Portland, Ct, 2 days. Schr Silas Brainerd, Hulse, Portlacd, Ct, 2 da: < an Chase, Johnson, Portland, Ct, % days. Pool, Yates, East Haddam, Ct, 1 day, ‘hsiler, Lawrence, Portland, Ct, 2 days. BELOW. One brig in the offing, unknown. Wind at sunrise, NW; sunset, 5. [By Sanpy Hoox PRINTING Terxcrara 1 ‘Tue Hicuianps, July 18—Sundown. One bak, bound out, at auchor near the Spit. The otber outward bound vessels have all gone to sea. One brig near the bar, and one brig in the offing, bound in. Wind light from SE. Weather clear. Memoranda Bark Heazer, 263 tons. together with her whaling ma- terials, including chronometer, copper cooler, casks Sc, was sold at auction 18th inst, at Fairhaven, by MO Brad- ford, to Dexter Jeany, of that place, tor $3,600, Telegraphic Marine Repo-ts. buston, July 18, Arrived—Ships Hindostan, Manila; Tirrell Liverpovl; barks Laconia. Philadelphia; Atalanta, Gla-xow; May, Ar- Crosean; brigs Medium, Havana; Wheaton, Baltimore, T A Cunningham, Rondout; Edward. Delaware City: Beuja- min Cu-bisg. Jeremie, ‘Clark Wicdsr, Cage Haytien. scbrs Fidea. Tahiti; Central america, Messina; Kaergy, Cardenas; Ambassador, Jacksonville: J Wiillamson, La. con J Barrett, Neptune Mary Louirs, Rainbow, aod HC Whilden, Philadelphia, Wm Hill, Rondout: § Wright. and Motto. NYork; Leander, and Vermont, Albany; Regula tor, Rondout; and others. Sarem, July 18. Arrived—Bark Maid of Orleans Manila, Wyman, Rio Granae, briga Gambia, acra, West Coast of Africa; Gar- land, and Josephins, Vara. Herald Marine Correspondence. Epaaxtows, July 12. Arrived—Brig Acadian (Br), Lockhart, New York for Wind: or; +chrs Exemplar (Br), Smith, do do: Pallas, Mc- Ir tyre, Norfolk for Boston. Mouat Vernon Yeatov, New York for do; Margaret, Fosdick, New York, bound E, Med- ford, Philadelphin for Boston; William & Heary, Bridge- port. bound E. i 13th—arr sehr John A Dix, Allen, Scituate for NYork, 14tk—Slo the vessels above reported; alco brig Com Stewart, aud schrs Benjamin and Ivy Green. 1th—At anchor in outer rosds. ahip Vineyard, Fisher, of this port. will probably vail for Pacific, whaling, to: morrow, wind and weatber permitting. 9 PM—No further arrivals PoLaparma, July 18—4P. M. Anived—Barks St James, tsling Rie Jaueico; Joho Farnum, Contts, Pernambuco; briga D K Aikea, Ryder, Boston Teken, Smith, Chelsea; schrs A Ciiford Gordon. Weymouth, Republic, Eidridye, Boston; Mail, Cobb. Hast Devoi+, Mary Eien, Cottunzbam, Deep Creek: Mary tlilior, Laws, Borton. Challenge, Long; Republic, Eldridge, and Mogul, Haskill, Boston. Disasters STEAMER EL PARAGUAY, condemned at Maranham., sailed hence 22d March Inst, for Parsguay, and put into Charles- tor on toe 27th leaky. whence she sailed again on her yoy- agethe 16th April “She was about 400 tons burthen aud formerly run on the Souvd, and known as the Roger Willisms. but the Brazilian geverument having offered a bonus of $10 000 fer the first steamer which’ should regu- lstly trade on the Paraguay river, her owners fitced ber up for thet trace sua rechristened her Fl Parsguay. She is raid te be insured in this city for $60.00 Sc Marine, bence at Wilmiogton. NC, was in contact with an upkvown bark 6ch ivst, 1 AM, 20 miles E of Little Egz Harbor The M had berlarboard bow stove, and jib sod flying jib (eupposed carried Toe bark probebly received ro damage, as none ts mentioned. fepR SacnpERS Harrigan. frow Bangor for ——, wa: towed tuck loth inst, full ef water, having been ashore; no particulars. Spoken. Ship Clinton. from New Orieans for Liverpool, July 8, lat 61 20 Ieu 15. Ship Hindo-tan, of Salem, 126 deys from Manila for Boston, July 14, lat 5@ 38 lon 72 22 gohtzh Flash, hence for Vern Cruz, July 6, lat 81.90, lon oltik Reindeer, hence for Jamaica, June 27, lat 30 23, ion 74 06, Berk Peseock, of and from Salem May 12, for River of Plae, wa» passed Lith alt, lat 1148, lon 2014, Bark Nord America hence for Hamburg. was seen 13th inst, lat 38 40, lon €6 15. Er bark bllen, Colwell, 43 days from Liverpool for San Frevcisoe, June 17, lat 14 10 S, lou £5 08 W. Big Werumpaa Fowler, heace for Mobile, July 10, lat 82.» Jon 72 06 W. Brig Matarzas. from Beston for Port au Prince, passed Torks Islands July 8. Brig Tailulab, from Camden for Savannah, was seen Lith inet, lat 40, lon 70%. Big Hempcen, from Philsdelphla for Trinidad, 11th inst. Ist 34 10. lon 16 06. Brig Govan Bird, bene for Curacao, was pacred July 7, lat 2640. low €5 60 A schooner steering 8, thowing w red signal with a te letter soppored to be S, was seen July 11, 6 Pa, off ign Ports 6 back MR White, Lewis, Havana ‘Sid July 8. bark Medor Roby, Bahia Hoada; scbr C'aris Borges, Jefferson, do, Cid 9th, schr Alice, Butler, NOzleans, In port lith, barks Griffon, Davis, for Mediterranean ig; J A Hezard, Freeman, for NYork about ready; brigs A Urey acd Kite for NOrleans immediately, and others ae before GAurAx— Arr July 10, brig Eleanor. Nickervon, NYork ontyyjse—In port Jely 7. bark Fraveis Frets, for Cowen iim opbr S Hotchkies, Munson, for NYork 15th, Pista ne amaaenee, Candace, for NYork 16tm Bursley, from Gusy at eee ate pls dea oes FaRa—In -ort June 29, ecb to ceil on return in 15 of 20 days, CbA*¢, hence, arr 18th, Fio Gxaxpr—In port May 90, bark Denning, York. dieg, brig Ambassador, for do, ready; Nero: fos ae wte ‘ZO. ‘ “4 , br Joly, NB—Arr July 14, bark Stepbaria, Rose, N York Cid Lith _Fhip Sea Lica, Ball, Loudon,’ ‘bri Saf. Melotsze, NYork, ree Oe St Jouns FR--In port July 7, brigs ME Thompson, for Naguabo to loved for NYork; Mary Elizaneth, Lor, disebd and would probably leave for NYork io st Julia Ford, Dsinkwater, hence, arr Sth; sehr Jenestown, Ccffee, from Norfolk,’ digg, would probably leave ip ballast Tamrrco—In port June 12, sehr Geo Savery.’ Jones, far NY¥ook Gays; Hugh Scott, for Frontera to load for N y seco—Ip port Juve 21, brigs John Prenton, Petter i from end tor NYork 26th, ' Dayley (of Ne epert,) b lg; RH Kendal. smith dodo. sehr Wa ® Beord, Perry (or Crowell), for Bo-ton. lg. Geing in, ‘Chieftain.’ from Banger: elso @ fore and alt xe Tous Istawrs—In port abt July 8, back Br NYork 6 dey, era, for Home Po ta, BALTIMORF—Arr July 16417 oark Morgan Dix, Clay: poole To Jauerro J 6, brig Attekapas, Robortsan, Calais, Me.; sobs Benj Franklia, Luod Baogor, Me ; 4 Z. Secor, Biaivcel’, Buebspo chr Bradore, Moudy, Portlerd; s'eomer Monut Savage. Post, NYork Cid 16th strarehip George's Creek, Terry 'NYork: ship Jane Hecderson, Knowle Wooeru Montevideo anda nolds Posten; rehy Loa, Jot bg seeneay 8York. USTUN—Arr July 16, ships Dolphin, Hoyt, Singapore Warch 2, Louisa (not'Tanra), Dodge Caleattar pone Palins, Norfolk Va Cid uehrs'S Castaer, Culisn, and Jubrase, Crowell, Philadelphia; Cabot, Nickerson, New Youk Sid sicamer City of Bowon; ship Manlius: bigs RW Pecker. Saguoa, Belle Faony Heron, Ateona, Jo epb M Van Buren Clio, Keova, Su-an Gen Boyd JL Whipple M& JC Gilmore Targier, -ebr Sarsh Barton. Arr 17th, +hip Tirrell. Kyler, Liverpool May 30. varks Revd, Bargs, Canton March 11 Ocean Wave, Lindberg. Marsétiles; bark Dotawarian, nk’, back Georgiaua, Rey ov, East Bosron; sehr El Cape Town CGH, May 50: Volunteer, Swith, Glas Jue 4 Gem, Nickere'o. Philacelpiua: brigs Floroese, Rorkins, Wilmington, NC; Marens, Pierce, baltimore, rchrs Hampton. Edcens, Port au Priner June 26; Mare Thereea, Crowell, and Ri, Tay Cain Philadelphia, Holon Mar, Tyler, end Grace Daritrg. Baxter, do; ES Jalan, Cantoer, do; Montano, West ana Tribuos, Nickerson, Albany; Pusbaw, Pitcher, Rondout; Turk, Crowell, New York; Bey Stats’ Burr. do, Florence, Jarseon, do? Nar- cleom, Bunce, Willigmabyrg, Ll. Ad backs Girard, Ela, aurea Sole ‘ork; w, Rockport, Me. Peadleton, 2 "Me ; Julla, Sp. Coste. Havana, 6 days;'bFig E Fine, le Ba Coe R. 1; schrs D B Warner, ork; Rati: Howtnseafnvose’ snip caleba stres fest Vans ; ip unl Berks sole Tettea, Browa, Piovidenee, R. I,’ Sid brig NEW ORLEANS—Arr July 9 010. barks Sophia (8: GiN, Kingston, Ja, 10 days; Courier (Br), bunn. Cardi Wales, 48 days; George, Fules, Babie 32 days; brig T B Watson, Blackwann. PBiladelphia; Mexican schr Apsri- cean, Baseo, Sisal T days. Chi dub, hips Emma Watts, Desrborn, Liverpool ; Mount Washington, Davis, Bor- deaux : Queen (Br), MeCertney, Liverpool ; National Fagle, Pedrick, Liverpool; Anna Dovothes (Br), Darley, Liverpool; Mediator, Carter, NYork; Marathon, Tyler, barks Lillius, ‘Goodell,’ Genos; Nathaniel Queen, Lodg Elizal Havai to “sea 2d, ship Falcon, bark Margaret, brigs Caroline, at NORFOLK—arr July 15, rchr Sican, Thurston W In- Bentley, NYork. Sid, schr Frank, POLITICAL. LD SUFFOLK ON MAURICE.—THE FIRST GUN I3 from the Republican Watchman, a democratic organ. of Sufolk county, priuted at Greenport, July 16, 1953. Our readers will notico, with no little surprise, a very extraor- dipary ciroular in the Watchman this week, f-om the Hon, James Maurice, member of Congress elect from this district. We received this manifesto from Mr. Maurice several days since but did notYntend first to insgusg till wosaw it made public through other papers | So that omedemocratio readers in the district might a well have the oiroular at once, and fully understand the posi the administration. your political friends of Queens count He was rupported by the democratic electors generally. well remember however, the declarations and predic of some of the leading demcerats of Suffolk county, pendin the election. that Mr. Maurice was not reliaole. and thai he would not truly, and in good faith, represent the prin ciples and withes of this strongly democratic dittrict. But DO one, we presume, expected 30 Boon to seo Mr Manrico st has conatituents by openly denouncing a demo- ministration which they assisted in elevating, and which is so universally aperove by the Legislature of the State, and we presume, would be by near! the whole of the democratic party of this district. The reader's surprise will increased when he Jooks, and look for & reasonable and well founded excuse for this singular and ill-tempored com- munication. ‘Ihere seems to be nothing of which Mr. Mau Fice complaing, except « fow appointments which he did not r end, and which be does not appro: seems, bas had no influence with the adminii taining feveral appointments. and, therefore, denounces the President and Vortmaster General in no vory moderate ferme, Mr. Maurice taye= "and if the great body of the Awerican people had not been deceived into his support, as Iwas. Gen. Plerce would still be practising law at Concord, and illustrating by turns the politics and the jurispradonce of New Hampsbire.”” Wow Mr. Maurice was deceived we do not learn, Did he expect to have greater influence with Gen. Pierce! Did he expect to control all the appointments in thedi-trict ‘The notion that no appointments should be made in the district vithout the endersement of Mr. M., as the member of Congress, is both ridioulous and absurd. ‘The good opinion of Mr. Maurice in favor of any spplicant for Office would be worthy of consideration, but no more because he is a member of Congress. No appointments we presume, have been made for this dittrict unless the applicauts have been well recommended, avd their qualifications carefully considered. If they have not had the recomme idation of Mr Maurice they have been recommended by other intelli- gent and influential members of the democratic family in tho particular localities woere the offices are kept. We bope Mr. Maurice will not misrepresent the wishos of his constitne :ts—that he will cither resign his office in time for the election of anagher or recall his cirevJar and support the present State and Genersl administrations WATERING PLACES. LM PARK HOUSE, STATAN ISLAND, OPPOSITE Newark Bay.—The subseriber would bounce to the citizens of New York that he magnificent place for the reception of military and fre co panies, and excursi f all kinds. This house is situat No Bay, with a beautiful lawn is haded with n pier No. 1, N ry ad , for Port Kichmond, which’ is about five pintos walk from the above house. B. KUBGERS. NEYISINK HOUSE, HIGHLANDS, NEAR SANDY ‘Hock, N. J.—One of the most delightful and cool rosorts in the ccuntry. The proprietor can accommodate a few more gentlemen and single families with board. Daily com- munication four times s day by steamboat, and stazes al ways ready at the lauding to convey passengers to the boute. COL. WM. JONES, Proprietor. ma} f in the United States. STOKES & PETIT, Proprietors. RANGE LAKE HOUSE, NEWBURG, ORANGE county, N. ¥.—This house is pleasantly situated on the the east side of Urange lake, six miles from the village of Nevburg. Families wishing a quiet and retired place, with good bathing, fishing, and shooting, may apply at the office Of the Manhattan Hotel, Murray street. ORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS bury River, Monmouth county, New Jersey.—Tae pro- jon ne or watering place rietor respectfully infor and the public, that be above named for the reception of boarders. Surf bathing ith the river at the very door. Steamers Alice C. Price, Peok slip, and Golden Gate, Robinson street, North Kiver, ply daily to und fro OSEPH A. SLAMM. Ea BATHING.—MANSION HOUSE. ‘LATE MORRIS Hotre,) Long Braneh, N. J.—This first class house, now open for boarders, is situated ox the shore at Long Branch affording aJl the inducements of sea bathing and plonsant drives in the country. Steambosts alice Price. James Christopher. Thomas Haight and Golden Gato, leave daily from Peck slip, Barclay and Robinson streets. SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor. aT ROCKAWAY, L. 1. It th ferry, Brooklyn, at 10 o’elock b where stagen wil ei Ouse Any com munications for the pavilion lef at Boyd's City Express, & @ ilies t, will be promptly ans™red. J_BRINTNsLL, MUSICAL eee: “OLIAN PIANOS AT NO. 441 BROADWAY.—A assortment of pianos from the celebrated house or , Davis & Co ton, aiso, the well known in- 'rumonts of A. W. Ladd & Co., with ‘a full supply of new ud second hand pianos, of variens makers, for sule at very lew prices. Pianos te let. LINCOLN & TH sMPSON, No. 441 Broadway. S BAND WANTED—FOR DsY PERFORM. Apply to Mr. Luke, opposite the main on- trance to the Crystal Pal in the Sixth avenne, atthe Washington Saloon, during the day. OSTON PIANOS —T. GILBERT & CO., THE CELE- Urated manufacturers of pianys, and owners of the wo- lian patent right, im order to better aconmmodate the citi- zens of New York and vicinity, theie Southern Western customers, have mase scriber to supply the trade, who! prices o.'s pianos are too well known to need auy Commendation. The subscriber has the largest assortment of piaros, with and without the wolian, to bs found 1. this city. The molian does not interfere wita or injure the piano in the least, T. G have jast made a new curva to their pianos, which is superior in power and depth of t to any thing that hae ever before ben presented to the public F very instrument warranted to give entire satisfaction, or the purchare money retunded. Second hand pianos at great Largsina: prices from $40 to $10. Dealers supplied on the most literal terma Pianos to let. HORACH WATERS, No. 2883 Broadway, corner of Anthony strest, publisher of u.ueic. desler in musical iuatrnments of all kinds. Smiti's ScupeRioR These melodeons ure tuned the equeal te olian pianos and or r isle and retail at factory gone and are st the harmony being equally good in all the keye. For sale, wholesate and retail, nt the piano and music store of HURAGE WATERS, 333 usie Broadway, corner of Anthony street. TANTED-A YOUNG LADY, THAT PERFECTLY understands vocal and instramental music, sad ac. evstomed to singing and playing the piano before an ce; must be easy ia her manners, an.\ of prepossessi ance; will Le required to go through the country wi jbition. For further particulars plonse addeos nyt AD- 1 B, i; raid office stating Where and when an interview oan be ad. CLOTHING. “NLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED—LADIES A/ and gentlemen baving any to dispose of. can rovelve & nie sh price by sending to the stores 12 West Broadway Jace, near Canal strect, and 52 West Broadway. or by let perp ddressed to S. COW. Ladies attended to by Mra Cob DRY GOODS. M4DAME FIDRICH, 28 WAVERLEY PLACE, HAS just received from Paris s large assortment of the havdromest embroideries, mantillas, 1 ETER ROBERTS & C NLY STORE) 375 BROAD- way, have just received @ largo stock of Valencienas ince, and Vinck Ince mitts The strangers aud Iadics of the city are invited to call. _.._ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e, ws RES AND JEWELKY.—THE SUBSCRIBER 18 ug all deseript: o GOLD ANDY vag WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILYER WARK, At retail, Mt Ageh Iovs thaw the usual prices. git Zales, Jet chs everived hy avery arcivsl, Zith cersionte® fq iim with each wateh, warranted per Duplex and levers, } “QOPER WATCHES avd magic fs timekeepers 1N ie ee ee renee arter second wa and gold and oket chron which run x TOT STONES. ehes which run eight days st 0! without EN AMET for Indies, some in bunting o DIAMOND WATCHES for ladies, seme in mszio oases MAGIC WATOHPS which change into three different wate hos WATCHES WHICH Win np and turn the hands without Fine gold lepine wate Fine fol Gole ener Gold kngli Gold Engi ou 5. me Fi atylos of watchor at ¢ yually low prices DIAMONDS bracelets, finger Diawond earrings, pin ae All kinds of gold ehaina koys and eels, gold pena e nelle. gold and silver thitn les, bracolets, breastplns calf pins, lockets, carriage, gold and silver spectacles, geld toothpicke, charms, chatelains, chains, &e, wold wadding rings, gold aLvER WARR, Sterling ailver epoons, cnps, forke, penknives, ki tings, frult knives, weeding onke knives. 20, ke.’ Watehus and. d, All watehew watruntod to keep sho money returned ms. ® All kinda of watohes and el ‘the bes! f watohes mre which has been endorsed | LL, AUCTION: 7, at 1035 0! airest, iCE.—THOS. RAHAM— UCTION —PAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY, BY W. N. Lewis & Mertimore, at No. Chatham square, Jot of ladies clothing, gowns, shawls, anion Bipas ‘carpenters’ tools. braham Goodman, C. TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER. — HORSES, CAR. Wi —, Aly risces, Wagons, Sleigh Harness. A. C. TUTTLE Hotel,” foot of 13) valuable horses, jloek, or’s Railroad » Manhattenville, N. K., eight I oe ease re single horse gro awe rottingwagon, ong , double and ine le acness, bells, rel om Be. oe of the stook of Mr. James Parker, wl from ptorily sold, with- ll puz- A rosarvo, for oath. Deposiea wil be repsioed Teverve, for cars. Deporite w chasere, eee. TUTTLE, auction ty LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEE! mptory salos of about one Dultding lots and ville sites, situated York Re ited West Finale, pot on only five and Wednesday a1 o'clock, at the buildi miles of the city, pot those olaracteristies desirable to persous who love somfort- able and rural hom nd has been ‘sid out expressly for persons doing business in the city of New York A portion lots have beautiful fruit trees upon th of t pene kind and abundant. ‘ailroad will be very low, probably yr $25 per annum, and the anection with all the leading purcheso money can remain on bond ars ro 0 oF Saty per eent of the and mortgage for five ‘The deeds will contain the title of this ‘There will be per cent. ringent nuisaneo clauses, and roperty is unquestionable ee excursions made on Thursday, July 21, and Saturday, July 23, to West Flushing for tie purpose fal lots, bove fair of giving an opportunity of viewing these beanti previous to th Should it, howe’ rain days, the excursions will not take place until the fi Tickets for the excursion, together with maj x ‘ail particulars. may be obtained at the office of the auc tioneer, No. 40 Wall street, New York. W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL HOUSE- ‘CW. HOLMES will sell to- morrow Wednesday, July 2, Yolock, all the farni- ture, &c., in the four story hot Sot Sixth avenue, be tween Thirty third and Thirty-fourth strocta, consisting of clegant French plate pier glasses, carved rosewood suite, in satin brocatelle; marble top contre and side tables, card and fancy tables, sofas, carved mahogany spring sent chairs and rockers, three-ply ear nd steel engraviny +s, oilcloth, carpeting, fine oil paint- ngs ga; elegant gilt China vases, China toa set, dining silver plated ware, ivory cutlery, crockery and glass ware. &c., &v. ; the wholo to be sold wit! out reserve, and a cash deposite required from all pur- chases XECUTORS’ SALE.—WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC auction, oa the 26th day of July, inst., on the promis at twelve o'clock, at Poughkeepsie, a desirable cvunte late Josep! the residence of t! ick, deceas taining about three acres of ground. On the promises are a commodious house, curriage house, &c., beautifully located on elevated ground, thus affording’s fino view of tho village and tae surrounding country. it is handsomely Jaid out fn flower and vegetable garden, with an abundance of fruit troes of the chuicest kind. For further partioulars, inquire ° N ELLSWORTH, Poughkeepsie, or KUBERY P. VARICK, South Brooklyn, executors. KNRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WOULD RES pecttully inform his' friends and patrons that ho will hold his semi annual sale of Sevre’s china vasos, coups, gups and saucers, bronze and chine groups splendid oll paint ings, antique m ay, Wodnesday ig Be ) Br and Thuraday, Jul at the academy of PD. Post snd Journ: ‘alognes three days be- foro the sale, when the goods can be examined, See Express, MORIARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, hain street, new and second 9 assortment of ba- carpets, bedstaads, £0 ; ali largo asrortmont of counterpanes, crockery, glass ware, tc. &¢. reaus, acfas, chars, tab! one +pring cart, and blankets, linen sheets, B, BUTLER, AUCTION EER.—MORIGAGE SALE plendid parlor, bedroom and kitchon furniture crockery, &., on Wednesday, July 20, at 10: No. 25 Mercer street, consisting of rose chairs in brooatelle; two large gil renck pier gl @8; ros-wood sofas in brocatel! 40 French m ses; rosewood and mahogany marble top dressing bu: Feaus and washetands; rosewood wardrobes; oh Gothic bedsteads; gilt chande! o 8, black and gold marble to; quertette tables, rosswood and Italian chairs; tete-a-t-tes; satin de Isine cartains, lace do.; vas Bruseels and ingraip carpets; oicluthe, pictures, mahogany dining extensi mn table; mattresses, beds and bedding, glass ware, crockery, &c ‘Also, one splendid rosewood piano, Chickering maker. Terms’ of sate, cash. Catalogues on morning of sale. R. Sik PME: AUCTIONEER HOUSEHOLD FOR. + niture, Pianoforte Mirrors, &c.—This day, Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, at house 36 Broadway, near Franklin atrert, K. C. Cemp will sell at auction as abov ntained in the lar; ing of one good rosewood 6% octave pi Fels. three ply an: sofas, cary and arm chai cares, marble top centre acd pier tables, curtains. chias, glass and crockery ware, mahogany, Frenc and other bed: steads, bureaus washstands, lookin, ‘asses, hair mat- tresses. bedding. d., all of which will be sold without re- serve, and a cal posit required of every purchase: IMEON DRAPER, AUCTIONEER —-BY SIMEON DRA- per, office 46 Pine street, corner of Willism.—Thursday rr. July 21, at halt past 12 o’clooh, at the Merchants’ Exchange, 50 tons’ of copper ore of thirty per cent fm richness, from the Dolly Hido mines, Maryland the gauge of whioh is lime tone, forming an excellent fiux for the smelter #s Rt resdy for delivery at cither New York, Boston or imore. IMEON DRAPER WILL SELL AT THE MERCHANTS! Exchange on Friday, 22d instant, at 1254 o'clock, for the Denefit of whom it may concern, one-sixteenth part of the steamer Achilles, uow doing # profitable t-wing business ia the harbor of New York, in connectiou with the etoamers Titan and Hector. The Achilles was expense of over $40,000, ard measures fect beam, 9 feet bold, is about 40° t Su inch cylinder and 9 feet stroke. ‘made hy H. & Co. Wor further partienlar-, apply to Ca, burg; Kussell Sturgis, #84 . corner #8; oF on board, at the foot of Gover- neur stroct East ri W WL1sM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON ‘Thursday, at 136 o'clock, all the furniture, &7, on tne premises, 209 Canal street. cousisting of sofas, sofs bedstead, maboruny rocking and other chairs, wahogany tables, m: ble top do., dressing bucoau, washstands, French, oott sco, and maple bedsterds hair mattresses feather beds carpets, oilelcth, olecke, stoves, kitchen furriture, &c. Sale posi tive, as the building is tobe taken down uext day, WH, 2: JONES, AUCTIUNEER —BY JONES & HEN KY.—(Store No. 35 Spruce street )—Will sell this doy at 10}¢ a.M. household farnitnre, consisting of ta chairs beds. lounges, sofas and sofa beds, looking gl pictures, carpets; alot of liquor casks and 10,000 segars. AMSBORG LOTS.. Ww" JAMES COLE WILL SELL tion this day, at the Merct ant New York, thirty vacant lote on the best vorth side of the city, on First strect, aud veuth. kighth, Ninth’ nnd Tench streets This is t chance which hes heen off-red in a long time as the sale will be positive to the hizhest bidder, and the terms eight r cent on bond and mortgage giving persons of small capital a chance to Kecure a home in the most desirable ark of this rapidiy-improving city. Lines of good omni usees pure continually to the ferrioe of Brooxlyn, Wil- lianishurz and Greenpoint, and the city of New York is acccesible at any tim» by good ferry accommodations. EXCURSIONS, MISHING AND COMLLON EXCURSIONS EVERY day in the week. —The son stonmer Hero, Captain Han- cox, will leave Spring strect, 74; Hammond street, 734; ‘Tenth s E I 8: Broome srreet. 814; Peck slip, Shy: ter No R.A. M., returning by 5PM. Dinuer, fio: fog tackle and balt wil! be provided. Fare, 60 conts. XRANE EXCURSIONS POR CONEY ISLAND, LAND ing at Fort Hamilton ouch) way —kare 1236 ecats eaah . The ucw and spleudid stoamer LCONUMY, caytui ‘hae comin Jer regular daily trips for thi to Vort Hamilton aud Coney Island, leaving as fo) ing strect at 94 A.M. 12 P.M, 3% P.M. North River Iasi, We Me’ PB ic Isiaud, last trip, at 64 P.M steamer BARROSO, will also leuve treet, at IC A.M. 2 P.M. 5, P.M. 2PM, 6 3 North Kiver, 1A e P. Stopping at Fort Familtor, on the ™ The C ight, DURANT will also rup every Bunéey. leaving Springatrest ab I] and 24; and ping 3 at 4 and o'clock. wii JOHN P. RODMAN, Agent EMPERANCE MEETING EXCURSION. -A TEMPER ance meeting sill be held at Chanceville Monmouth county, New Jersey. on Wednesday July 2). at 2 o'clook, MM. OR E. H Chapin of Now York, and other distin- ers a mong others from New England Rev. ‘an wil be present and deliver add es on this t subject. Steamer EAGLE will leave foot of 0, by Port Monmouth on : .. ar dreturn at 6 PM, afford: Fare twenty five cents each way. GRAND EXCURSIONS TO NEWPO&T AND or CAN US, York ft b . on Tuesday, Thursday end Si 19th, 21st_end trip ov UM ligd Provider ce —The favorite et fate Nathan Child, will leave Ni rd b ,ath A.M. Retarning will le in dence at7 A M., ond Newport at hg a. M, on Wedae July wth Fridwy 224, and Monday 2th. ‘Pare for th cursion, $3, or $1.00 cach way, Sreakfast and dinnor oan be had on board. Tickets god to return on any trip. The Canonions beiny so well krown to the travelling puhiio, as the mort comfortable and commedious day boas steamer plying op Long Island Sourd ard ite adjacent waters, no thing further need Le said to recommended ber to public pa trounge a i ee ae L.OO0 CASES CHOICE CLARET: toy BasKets .' chempugne, from $4to $) per barket; fine old Lordon dock port sherry, Madeira b andy, rum, gin. &e, at least 1 per cent under tre anal prices r wale by G.¥. LETUBELDG, 6 and 48 Fulton streot. RANDY PICKLYS §I AT AUCTION. -THTS ay at 1034 o'clock, at No. 67 Dey street, corner of Grovn street Diack snd green, coffee, mustard, gesand rico, starch, soap, candles dates, figs, sardines, Lrar'dies. wides, tobaces, segwrs, washbourds, auto. oni, herreng, «+tnon WELLINGION A. CARTER, Auctioneer. I 1A8 OTCH ALE.—500 CASKS MUIR & SON'S, YOUNG er's Dove's, Falkirk, Steclo'« and other brands Als», ke Bate & Co's xn ‘East India palo ale; and ks London and Dub) quar tities to anit, hy GP. LETHRRIDGE, 96 and 88 Fulton strost, KS—SFGARS—SEGARS —200,000 CHOICK HA and other eogars, wt 90 per cent under the weual For nels In quansition to pit by G. P. LETH BRIDGH, 86 and 88 Faiton strect. J,—THIS ELEGANT AND PASH ionable first class hotel, corner of Brondwny and Twn tieth street with (te extensive additions somprising over t ined and twenty five roome. is now ready for the ae- commodation ef the public. per day, or $10 poe ‘Wook. Lodging, aizgte room, with Were) per weok. L, DONADI, Pyopeigter. ingin the country. apply ate. 65 Carmine street. 115: 2 guanp aTRERT, a Fay Doon Ay boyd o Broadway gentleman and his wife can be acees modated wit \) porate: Basch tin 10 teria and POD CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTU! silver of gold pene and gold and cH patented, mould very respectfully ‘alors a MERICAN FLUID MAGNESIA—AN INDISPEN: ble, cooling summer medioine, acreeable to tako; peo! liarly adapted to traveliers, females and obildi acidity of the stomach, ond effectually cures tiveness and sick headache. No family a! ‘To be had of all rea} i eather. vi "HOLBROUKE, MARTIN ‘O., 157 Broadway. | OARDING --A GENTLEMAN|AND HIS WIFE, OR few single gentli be accommodated with desi: bi bly looatec yh, eo, Ay RINSMAID & CO, THE GOLD PEN DEPOT, NC New York, one door from Br rs of watohes, jewelry, pons, gol and plated oo air low prices, Orders promptly and goods sent by express to any part of the world. Dealer invited to examine our stock. OUNTRY BOARD.—PRIVATE HOUS inton Harbor, L. I.—Thirteen unoccupied rooms, nin fropting on the water, in view of the steamboat landing Good beach for bathing, with good fishing within two har dred feet from the door. Terms moderate. The George Law rune there direct, fr Peck al cents. Also, the steamboat Norwalk; 9 fifty: For further information inquire on board the # George Law, at Peck slip, this da: Hi NRY HENDRICKSO! mantel candelabras, of Florence gilt fpiah on albata casiors. baskets, toa sets, Cob) ; spoons $3 per doxen; ivory table outlery, traye . AK MORGAN, 152 William street, botween Fult and Anp, opposite the church. LOTH WAREHOUSE. Noe SO and 82 William porters bes red wit! mer: &o., to which they d masufacturers of clothin, 2 I eee MEMICALS, DRUGS, METALS. AND OXIDES.- Lentists, telograpt daguorrootypes glaesmakers. fire chemienls, Platina in plate and wire, metallio bla muth ni oxides of aranium, manganese, cobalt. polith ing putty for glaes and marble, best rouge, asbestos, bro mine evanide. potassium, patent sponge eluth, Sy pape, ke Forsalely DR. L. FEUCHTWANGER 14] Maiven ITIZENS AWAKE'—YOU ARE IMPOSED UPON By who pretend to sell drugs, &o. te kill rate ants, de. If you want the’ only article tha stench or danger, get COSTAR'S Kx Fly-paper for sale; also hilator. ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERBTO fore existing between tho undersized, under the arm of Muir & Wylie, is this day dissolved by mutaal consent, on the 16th inst. ALEXANDER MUIR, JAMES WYLIE. tho butiness will be carried on as usual by Alexander 83 Vestry street. 1) OR SALE—FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS, SITUAT! in contral business location, near rail ati ‘corner of Greenwich and Harris finel. lapted for wholesale basiness. Terms Inquire of br. H.K. ROOT, No, 512 Broadwa; kept as a tavern, and doing a good the Bre rietor going in othe bust rald o} ice, where an interview OR SALE CHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS, one of the very best meat, provision and vegetable stores in the city; there never was a better chance for an gnterprising man to make money. It will be sold very low s above stated. Inquire in the basement on the 167 Bleecker atr ON BEDSTEAD, AND CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS, 3 The ¥ It place ta, it the healt! - an i saat to comforiable spring all sizes, $4 to $50. pillows, bo Private dwellings, , Promptly. 563 Broadway, near Prinot y kind of mattressen alt the patent al hotels, &o., furnish: street. 18S BRUCE, THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CELE- brated in Europe, predicts the future, interprets dreams, gives sure advice in love and {aw affeirs. Ladies 50 conte: gentlomen$l. Can be relied upon as a most original, aud profound oracle by all in distress. douot or ditficalty. iti-, zone invited to teat her oracularxifts. Her rooms are at 40) al street, one door from Broadway. GROCERS, HOUSEKEEPERS, BOARDING-HOU! hotols, £0.—Sweet olive oil depot 94 Uhureh street, Mr. CHANE has the honor to iaform ds that he keeps constantly on baad olive vil, by tue & twelve or twenty four bort! t a redu per cept under the bigh price of she market. all kinds, brandics, ‘capers, oliver, sardi.ca, &0.: all tm- ported by himself and at very moderate pric il orders attended to free of charge. 0 THE DEAF.—I CERTIFY THAT DR. HEATH, AU- rist, &c,, cured me of total deafness, and great noise aad confusion in ope ear, and of a good deal of deafness ia the other. SAMUEL WUB, 72 West Broadway. Office 40 How- ard strect, fir't door from Broadwa; ANTED—BOARD, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR ‘gentleman, wife, child, and servant. A modern built house preferred. "No boarding house keepers need apply. dtregs, stating terms, which must be moderate, Wa, Heral oference exchang ORLD'S FAIR, 1853.-LEONARD & BENJAMIN'S Billiard Tables, with the latest improvementsin style and finirb. A large quantity of tho above for salo, and made Teady for shipment, nt the lowest prices. * ONAKD & BENJAMIN, 332 Broadway. MORSKES, CARHIAGHS, de aoon MILL HORSE WANTED, AT NO. 62 CLIFF street. . SECOND HAND LIGHY PHAETON WAGON, WITH shiiting top, ond seating four persous, mado bv Godwin, ale cheap. Also, a substantial new four seated open in but ef good style. Applyto WM. RAFFaR. Cunal streot Fer SALE~a VERY {NE BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN ight years old, a free and stylish driver; purpoce where a good horat is roquired: d sound avd kind in all respests ‘To ba seen at the lumber yard, No. 153 Monroe etreot, corucr of Montgomery OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SORREL PONY, JUST irsported from Cuba eight years old, twelve hands hizh, warranted kind snd geotle; suits ly or bo; v at PLANT'S et At UR SALE—A BORSE BUGGY WAGON AND HAR- ness’ Tho horse is kind and gentle, a fast goer, and good traveller, would answer well for ah express offies, Vill be sold together or separste. Apply to J. 4. SMITH &CO., corner of Broad ard Front streets or at Rooney's stables, corner of Groat Jones street and Lafayette place. DSOWE DARE BaY FILLY, he OR SALE—A HA about fifteen hands high, and five to six ye i gontle and well disposed, and is good in afl harn sn admirable Jady’s +addie horse, for which heen used. 8b is pa fectiy sound and will bem x of Liam BRAISTEDT, SIZ Division nae, Willin R Ot BAY hands high, «ix and tion with long and fall mont, sixteen wyen years old, fine style and ‘ails apd munes matchod very close, will weigh over 2.200 pounds; will make as fine a private conch team as there in the city. and will he warranted s und and kind and fr from all vice. Price $1,000. Please inquire at Earle’s tel, opposite Astor House. OR SALE. A SORREL SORSE, SIXTEEN ands high, eight years old. warrunted sound and kind, very stylish, and will stand without tying. Can bo seen ot the ooalyard No. 197 Bowery. Ok SALE, AT 156 GRAND STREET—TWO BEAUTI- ful ponies, six years old, thirteou hands high, sowa «tle, and woll broke to saddle or harness; have been w by young Iadivs for moro thau a year, OR SALE—SIX TWO OR FOUS-UORSE WAGONS, ton plantation or farm carts, ten railroad carts with Harness complete. rendy for shipping at the lnrse factory of MICHAEL MULLONE, Warren street, Jorsey City, OR SALE—A HANDSOME, STYLISH, WE: Day Mayflower co!t, six years old nearly « high: with @ } ttle practic 1 minutes; kind in sing ¢ or saddle, or family use; warn rold only for want of use treet. 1 will trot ed gonnd and wi hout ta Prive $0, Apply at 24 For ORSE FOR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME SORREL fe. six yours old, sixteen bands, bich, © good tea seller and very styliso, warranted cound and kind. Price $20. ‘to Me vocn at Conklin & Co's, Twenty-fourth street, wcoad door cast of Lexington avenus W G08, FOR, SAL HIFTING TOP, HaS BEEN ot a short time in tx in good order, and will be »wher is going in the country, Can uan’s, Cortiandt alley, near White street. sold cheap, seen at J. B VNAWRLLED AND COTTAGE EUKNITURE —SBTS from $25 to $1,000. The largest avsortment in the United Stave, Setsinade in number, oolor and si ade, te suit all tastes GIULIES & BYRNE. manufacturers, 616 Brordwny (& few doors Spring street, eust side) nufactory, No. 49 Greene street, NAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURS.— wutsoribers invite the attention of purchasers to ek of fwehionsble ané durable chamber suites, fro apwards Factory sale: dhore wrat of Broadway anpplied om liberal ter suite of good aceond hand furniture for este, on one: terms, may find a purchaser, by addressing 3: D , Hoes ofice Either haircloth, plush, or brocateile, will suit, SUITS OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE, SD fiem $25 to $4 — Purchasers will find tho above the bert ard cheapest anites to be honght and pullinssos at tho lowest whol ed pure hair. of Spring M stroat TORK.NG MEN, ATTENTION!—THE FORDHAM Vill Agsoointion will bold their first mocting at Military Mall Bowery op) to Nprine atreet, on Thueed: evening, July 2ist, ats o'clock. The prow bsoribors, all others Gériro poteens are requested to be promat. ‘The booky are ftiing up rapidly t indw is held 1 whe it a ohaay li howe. “NEWELL & BARKER, Nov