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the a closure. The gallows was manner, consisting @t two u verse beam across the top. f of the sity, we believe, numbering upward of eight , were ou the ground, distributed within an‘ without the enclosure. Com; few persons ‘were assembled without the jail, and not the slight- indication of disturbance was visible at any time g the day. Within the yard were the witnesses by the Marshal, consisting of about one hundred persons, including the police, physicians, Pet one’ otciock, Col. H. H. Beber, U, S. Marshal, repaired to the interior main door of the jail build- , and tke prisoners were summoned from their ps ann ey were receiving the last spiritual counsels from Father Matthew and Father Lacon, of the Roman Catholic Church—by Mr. Castello, the jailor. Dodge appeared, were es smiling and con- tented expression of tace, which he preserved to the last momert. Noone present, to outward appear- ance, seemed less conscious than he of the near ap- ofa frightful doom. Shawney’s countenance, h calm, indicated intense but subdued emotion. first went the rounds of the cells, shaking through the gratings, and bidding farewell to all the prisoners. The alacrity, cheerfulness, and iteness of manner with which Dedge went through ceremony, was surprising to all who witnessed it. Both prisoners were neatly dressed, with black froek coats, vests and pants, of summer material. beatae in then pinioned and led tothe ssaffold, each ge g in his hands a small crucifix, and accompa- by_ his spiritual adviser. Col. Baber read to them, while seated, his warrant of execation, after which Dodge came forward and addressed the com- pany as follows :— GmyriewEn—I am ad>ut to be executed; and in the little ‘Mime I bave left, | thank yeu, gentlemen, for many kind- messes shown me while I was in prison, and for your presence here today. I have not long te live, but my is that the Lord may have mercy on you all, aa I Eon will have mersy om my soul. May God ith % and bless you, and bans Be take warniag by my fate. pen ‘ou for your kindness, but hope you will be is all I have to say; I caanot express what I .. The Lord have mercy on you all—Amen! Shawney then came forward, and with much diffi- culty and emotivn said:— GanTLEManx—| aw brought here for execution, and the time has come. Iam willing to euffer the penalty of the Jaw. I thank you all fer your presence, and may God have mercy on you snd me. My prayer is tbat you may ail be saved, and that the Lord may have mercy on my sool— Amen! The Rev. Fathers administered the last sacraments te the unfortunate men, and took an affectionate farewell of them. The Marshal then took each one by the band singly, and with a kind and feeling ieu, asked to be forgiven by them for the dis- oharge of his unpleasant duty. They readily ac- b sper and expressed themselves rather gratified an otherwise that no one else had been selected to perform the painful office. prisoners being seated beneath the ropes, were drawn over their eyes by Col. Baber and icer Arnold— Dodge exhibiting till the last mo- ment the same indifferent cheerfulness of expression and courtesy of deportment. They stood up, and in a few seconds the ropes were adjusted, the bolt was drawn, and the unhappy men were struggling in the last conflict of life. e fall was about six tect. Shawney’s neck was evidently broken by it, as he remained perfectly motionless, and beyond a slight contraction of the limbs, after hanging about five minutes, exhibited no sign of suffering. His fellow- sufferer struggled considerably for several minutes. At the end of half an hour the bodies were taken down, and upon examination by Doctors Riley and McMurray were prouounced dead. Neat walnut Coffins had been provided by their friends, who im- weaisisty took charge of their bodies, and carefully prepared them for burial. Arrival of the Caravan from Red River at St. Paul, Minnesota. (From the St Paul Democrat, July 20.) The annual caravan from Ted river reached this pe last evening. Our old townsman, Charles walier, Esq., late Collector of Pembina, was one of the train, and to him we are indebted for the follow- fie carara caravan consists of one hundred and thirty- three carts, thirty-two of which belong to the Selkirk settlement on tie British side of the line, and the balance to Messrs. Kittson, Rolette, Gingras, Cavi- lier, and others residing at Grand Cote, Pembina, &e., on the American side. They left Grand Cote on the 15th day of June, and reached Traverse des Bioux, on the Minnesota river, on Sunday last, ha occupied thirty-two days in making the trip. From Traverse des Sioux they came down on board the Clarion. On the route they saw a great many buffalo, and killed as many as they needed. They Gov. Stevens’ trail en route, and fell in with a portion of his party. The Governor was progressin; ony, owing to the bad condition of his teams ; an was thought that, unless the hunters were success- ful, the party would soon incur a scarcity of pro- visions, The traders and hunters at Red river have been unusually successful during the past season. The caravan brings some six hundred bales of fars and skins, and were obliged to leave a large quantity behind. Rt. Rev. Provone'er, the Catholic Bishop at Red river, died a few days before the train ieft. The business at Red river, on the American side of the line, is mostly being concentrated at Grand Cote, about thirty miles west of the old settlement of Pembina, and four or five miles south of the British line; avd Mr. C. thinks that it will finally adsorb the greater part of the settlers on the British side. The residents there have engaged quite extensively in farming, and the soil is found to be exceedingly Faget Mr. Cavilier intends to return with the , Which starts in the course of ten or twelve oan and engage in the rearing of stock at Grand te. “Jerry Rescue CeLepration tn SyRacuse—Pre- pictinG A Riov.—It may not be generally known that the abolitionists are resolved upon again cele- brating the rescue of Jerry, on the Ist of October next, in this city. Such is the case, disgraceful and strange as it may seem. These reckless fauatics are not content with breaking the law, and trampling it under foot, but must celebrate the commission of such high crime from year to year. They have en- Vieting Hallin which to hold their treason . This we know to be a fact, having been so med by Dr. Wieting, the proprietor, himself, and for whom, personally, we entertain the highest respect, and always have; but it seems strange, in- deed, that a man of his priuciples will lend his pro- perty to any such low, base, and contemptible par- pose. There can be no sort of excuse for this, and we really hope the Doctor will reconsider his deter- mination in the premises. He must know, without onr telling him, that the people of Syracuse will not submit to be doubly disgraced and demeaned by such @ crime-approving gathering as is proposed. We speak of this from the feeling that is known to exist our citizens generally. There is no law to reach these rejoicers in mob violence to overthrow law; and under the existing state of things, we sug- that it may be well for Dr. W.to consider the Se yrece that will attach to his hall if he permit these black banner rowdies to occupy it, to say no- thing of other unfavorable circumstances that may ocour.—Syracuse Star, July 28. Ecuirsp or Mars.—According to the calculations of James Glaisher, of the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, an occultation of Mars by the moon will occur August lst, commencing at 5h. 48m., and end- ‘ing at 7h. 7m. in the morning. Throngh a telescope it will be visible between 5° and 75° north latitude. Of course it will be visible at London, whi within those limits, and as the moon 4 hours high in that longitude. Mars will disappe the bright limb of our satellite, and reappear at dark limb. So says the London Almanac. According to the calculations of Li Charles Henry Davis, U.S. N., superintendent of American Nautical Alinanac, the occultation occur at 2h. 3m. 32 sec. on the morning of Aug’ Ist. Visible between 6° and 76° north latitude. Of course it will be visible at Boston, which is within those limits. So ys the American Almanac, whos astronomical department is prepared by Lien- tenant Davis, of the National Observatory at Wash- Mr. Glaisher, “ The moon rises at Oh. 49m. A.M. Mars rises August Ist, at Oh. 49im., and on August 31, at Ob. 20m. A. M., near the N. i. by BE. of the horizon. He is moving eastward among stare, is occulted by the moon on the Ist, and is near her on the 30th.” Says David tye, of New Jersey, “The moon rises at Ib. 31m. A. M.” See Christian Almanar. To reduce London time to Boston time, we dedact 4h. 44m. from the former, making the occultation here at 1h. 4m. and end at 2h. 23m. A.M. 24m. reduce Washington time to Boston time, we add 5 the occultation occur here at 2h. ‘27m. 32 sec: A. M., or with the moon about an hour high.—Boston Post, July 29. Tur eee 2 aT en a By corres- pondent eokuk Despati Coun- Ei Blader date of Yeon th, tapu thek tes pre. Me in great part lormon emigrants Seedy ae by oe , an tnrers succumb under the unusra! hardshi ips tnoldeat § thie journey. contradictory. the reporis are Cavorasle, while ef ors are the re- verse. Fish were of very superior quality. as eer terete meer to 9 conc nment, and free trade with the States, sailed by the t trip of the Ospray, via Halifex, for England. NEW BRUNSWICK. = We have St. John to the 27th, inclusive. The new trial codeped ber the court at the last Trini Term, in the eelebrated case of Geaner aguiast Cairns an ethers, respecting the coal mines in the eounty of Al- bert, bas sgein resulted in a verdict for the defendaats, The Picteu Chronicle «tates that H. M.S Devastation, Com. Campbell arrived at that port on Wedaasday even- ing, 20ta, frem Quebec, having om board Lady Soy@our, Misses Seymour, Primoe Victor, of Hoheoioke, nephew of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, mow a midshipman om board of the flag ship Cumberland, with other ollice that ship. Ceuw Campbell left on the following morning by coach for Halifax, in company with the ladies above moat The Court of Chancery, under ths auspises of His Honor, the Master of the Kells, takem a step im ad- vanee of the Law Commission The Royal Gazete just published a series of General Orders. to come in Operation ont. of September nex:, which will vary materially simplify and cheapen equity proceedings in & great variety of casse. Morigeges and tess and Cestwis que trust. executors legatees, creditors of decease’ persens, specific performance of bargains and in cases in whick infants are parti henceforth bs enabled to prossed im whicu will afford spesdy aed cheap relici former needless proiixity and expanss stitute, we hope the beginning of extemsive referms in proceedings in equity. gagees, tras admiuistrators, persoas requiring omtract uiters ethers, will Theatrical and Musical. Bowerr TugaTra —The attractions ansouneed for to- morrow evening at this popular establishment, comprise the appearance of the favorite Amerisan danseuse, Miss Jwis Turnbull, Mesers. Cony, Taylor, and Master Cony, in conjunction with 'y pewerful corps drama- tique. ‘the grest patronage which has always deen ex- tended te this theatre continues undimimished, and w by loubdt. from the untiring exertions of Mosars. ns and Waldron, that it will continue so. The pieces for to morrow eveving are Husband's Secret,” the ‘May Qaeem,” and ‘ Napoleon,”” Broapway TuxaTRu —The masager of the metropolitan ‘theutre bas securea the valuable services of Mr. and Mra. Barney Willams for another week. This is well, for their engagement se far must have proved very lucrative, and from the great eathusiasm with which they have been received we should judge that the public desire their reappearance. The ‘commeaciag feature for to- morrow eveming will be the domestic Irish drama of * Ireland it Is? This will be followed by a dance by Misra Adelaide Price, and the whole will terminate with the new comedy entitled “It's he Custom of the Coun- try.” Ninto’s GaRpEN.—Balfe’s celsbrated opera of the Bonemian Girl,’’ which has attracted suc's densely rowded and celighted audiences to this establisument, to be represented for the sixth time to-morrow even- ing, with Mme Anna Thillon appesrisg as the Bohemian Girl. Mr. Frazer as Toaddeus, the proscribed Pole, and Mr. Huds a Devilshoof, the Gipsey Chief. ‘La For- tune,’ the Green Monster, ’’ and other entertainments are to be given on Tue: day evening by the Ravela. Nationa: THEaTRE,—The immense success which has attended the representations of the new dramatic version of * Uncle Tom’s Cabin, ” haa irduced mavager Purdy to continue its representation until further notics, with the same very powerful cast, which embraces the names of little Cordelia Howard, Mrs, Howard, Mrs. Fox, aud Messrs. Howard, Germon, and Fox. Go'early, if yeu ds- sire comfortable seats, Sr. CuaRizS THMATHR.—Thit theatre will be re-opened to morro# evening by Mr. Charles R. Thorne, with a full and efficient company. The pieces provided are the po- pular drama entitled the +! Child of the Regiment, ”’ the operetta styled the ‘' Poer Soldier, ’’ and the comedy of ‘A Husband’s Secret, ’’ ali of which are exceedingly well cast. American Mcsevy. e dramatic season is te com- mence at this establishment to morrow. The company engaged comprises many popular and tslented actors, who will be under the direction of the officient manager and talented actor, Mr. C. W. Clarke. A company of Io- dian performers have also been secured. The pieces re. lected for te morrow afternoon and evening are ths “Double Bedded Room,’ and ‘‘Money,”’ together with the new and peculiar feats of the Indians, Fraxconr’s HirPopnoxt.—This esteblishment has been Yory weil patronized during the past week; and if we may judge from the attractivnness of tha prozramme offer for to-morrow afternoon and evening deuscly eso ascemblages may be expected. Cumry’s Axxnicax Orera Hovse.—Christy’s Minstrels, whose performaness for the past seven years have beoa so enthusiastically reevived by crowded assemblages at this convenient location, advertise another well selected programme for to-moziow evening. Woeon’s Mixstrmt Hatt —Wood’s endeavors, 23 cxteror for the public’s amusement, continue to be crowned with unabatrd suecess. We perceive that he has secured the services of Messrs. Jerry and Dan Bryant, two very popular performers. They will be a great acquisition to the bard. Boextey’s Erwrorzan Orrza Hovss.—Buckley’s New Orleans Serenaders have made a decided hit at this establishment, the house bsing #] ways well filled aud their performances received with great delight und enthuat @ "rolo on the Chineke fiddie by R. B. Buekley iv a novel performance. In fact, their performances through- out cannot be excelled, Banvarb's PANORAMA OF THA Hoty Lap is announced again fer the coming week at the Georama. It has bean witnessed by crowds on every eccasion, and is pronounced & master piece im painting, FRANKBNSTEIN’S Painting o¥ NIAGARA Faris —Tals beautiful pavoramsa, which has been ow exhibition hero for the past two weeks is adverticed again for to mor- ro¥ evening at Hope Chapel. Miss Ellen Brenpan was annourced to give a coucert in Charleston, 8. C, om the 27th inat. Miss Elize Logan mado her first appearance before a Rechester audience on the 20th iast. Domestic Miscellany. Hoo. W. B Bavnister, of Newburyport, who dieda werk or two snes, left the prine!pal portion of his pro perty, ssy about $40.000, to be divided equally to the American Bible Society, the Americam Board of Commis- sioners for Foreiga Missiems, the American EF toa Society, the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society, aad the Arericsa Colonization Society. Tus prope-ty ix chargeable with life anuuities of $1,200 to his widow and $600 to his daughter, The Governor snd Council of New Hampshire have taken time by the forelock, and appointed Thursday, the 24th of November, as 9 day of thecksgiving and praise. A party of some fifteen or twenty Ki or Kary Ta~ dians pasred through Cincinnati om the 26a instant, en route tor Washington. The citizens of Angusta, have called a meeting fer the frst of August for the purpose of preventing a sear- city of corn, by laying ia a general stock, from which all who wish will draw a cost pricvs. Mea living im the vicinity ef the Michigan Southern railroad drive (heir poor old stock on the track, in order to have then killed and receive compensation. Gs., Zhe New York Volantcers. New York, July 30, 1953. TO THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Dear Sin—The friends of Lieutenant David Scan- nell, and Lieutenant Edward Cook, having read the list of promotions in the first regiment, New York State Volunteers, are surprised at the om’ n of the above named gentlemen. The former served with great distinction as Lieu- tenant, during the whole campaign, latter sergeant, until wounded, when he was promoted to a lieutenancy. It is rather queer to us, that though hey are ina distant part of the Union, they should not bave been cared for by their brother ollicers at home. In behalf of their friends, Wx. Raryzr, Grand street, N. Y. Mysreriovs Murver in Ixprana.—A few since, a Frenchman by the name of L pronounced,) who lived alone in a cabin on the banks of the Wabash, about three miles below this place, on the Illinois side, was fonnd dead in hi M ‘d, being shot throngh the head with arifle. He ept a 1 yard, and it was generally supposed that he had a Jarge amount of mouey about tho honse. No clne to the murderer, or how much money was got, has ever been discovered. About a year since, a brother of the mardered man c swe on rance and took possession of his y y, s been living in the same house entire manner. A few days since some person went to the house and found him at the front door ¢ and the body bearing the appearance of ha lain 80 severa 4 coroner's jury examined the body, and found the mark of a ‘buck shot Imme- dietely below the eye, which had ranged down into the throat and caused his death. No trace of the murderer bas yet been discovered.—Vincen es, Iv diana, Patriet, July 23. Drireates to rue Wort Arr rrom Lovist- ANa.—Mr. Wm. Vincent, Jr., of New Orleans, has received from Governor Hebert bis commission as agate from that State to the World’s Pair at New ork. _ Pata Aprnay IN BucHANAN, Va.—On the 234 inst., the police officers of Lynchburg were informed hy a messenger from Buchanan, that a difficulty oo- curred in that place about twilight last Friday eve ning, between two men named Richard (. Lester and + Andrew Obenchain, in which the latter was killed. He was sta)bed in several and died from the effects of his wounds in a few hours. Lester is a hi iter, form: of Norfolk city. He made his escape immediate! abthe ly after the affray, and had not The Chromicle eontad } wea Ihromicle techn Aol mscdeg om the Gist August, sen good grades; gw $5873 for fa vorite; and $5 873, » $7123¢ forg per bbl Ry flour retailed at $3 25 for fine, and $375 a $4 for per bbl. The sales of cornmeal embraced 200 y at $3.8 $3.064; and 50 Brandy wiae at $3 50. $3 624g ser bbl. Wheat was leas in demand The rales comorise’ $2,000 buabela, (part last eveaing ) chiefly Western. at $115 for red, and $1 29a $1 30 white, including some Canadian white, in bond, st $1 22; aod Upper Lake at $1 06. Te was needed at Tic an offered at 77ce per bushel Oats were freely bought at previous quotations. The corn market exhihited increased vigor. The transactions consisted of 36,000 bushels, at 68e. a 70%c. for unsound, 700 « 720. for mixed and white Southera; 7lc. a 730. for mixed Western, 7c. for rovsd white ard yellow; 72c. a 73c. for yellow Western; and 740. (cominslly) for do Southern, per bushel. Cortox —The rales to day amount to 1,608 bales, with- out change in prices, Farauts —To Liverpool, abeut 20,000 bushels wheat were engaged, at 7344 in bulk, witha small lot at 84 in superfine la. Jer shipper’s bags; compressed cotton was at 3d, a3-16d.; abou 3,000 bols. flour were engaged, at 2s 6d. To Loa. don, 1000 bbls. flour were engaged, Ba., and 950 do. by a British vessel. at 28. 4d. Tuere was nothing new or impor'aut to other porta. To Glasgow, 500 bols, flour were engaged, to fill up. Provisioxs —Pork did not vary much. The sales ia- cluded 450 bbia. Western, at $13 a $13 12% for prims, avd $16 for m+se per bbl. Sales of 215 casks cut meats were made et 554c a 6c for ehonliera, and 8c..a 8c for hams per 1d. About 280 bbls. prime Lard were taken at 1076 alle per lb Sales have bean made of 320 bbls. Beet at very full rates. Ohio and state Butter was im Detter demand, at lle. al5c., and 1Sc. 0103. Cheese readily fetched 73(6. a 834¢. per Ib. a Married, On Thursday, April 1, 1852, by the Rev, Henry Chase. Mr. Lewis R [et ER to Mise MATILDA A., youngest daugh- ter of Daniel Keunedy, Esq On Thursday eveniag, July 28 by the Rey. Mr. Gilette, Mr. Epaunp Bopive te Mias rH TINSDALS, all of thia city. On Saturday, July 30, im Now Yerk. by the Rev. ‘Thomas G. Evans, Mr. Jou Jonzs, of Philadelphia, to Mise Jaxg Davis, of New Yer! Philadelphia papers please copy. Mr. W. B. Seaton, whose nuptials with « widow appeared in yesterday's HBRALD, requests ua to state that no such marriege has taken place. Died, On Saturday morning, July $@, of consumption.” after aleng and severe illness, MARGARET ANN, wife of Joha J. Curtis, aged bat ie 3. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fonersl, from her late residence, No. 62 Allen street, this afternoen, at e’clock. Om Friday, Jaly 29, Epwarp Suiu, ef consumption, aged 41 years, 7 months and 12 days. His friends end relatives are respectfully invited te at- tend his fumerul, from bis late residence, No 167 West Thirty-fifth strect, near Eighth avenue, this day, at two e’clock P. M. On Friday evening, July 29, Mir. Joux Enrorp, aged 46 eare. z His friends and those of the femily are invited te at- tend his funeral, from nis late residesce, No, 64 Reade street, this afternoon, at half past two e’elock. On Saturday, July 40, after a skort illness, EveuiNa A., daughter of William acd Jane A. Munger, aged 4 yoars. The relatives and friends ef the family are respectfully invited to atterd the fnmeral, to-morrow afteraoon, at half pest twelve o'clock, frem the residence et rents, corner of Hudson and Christopher stree ‘At ‘Aspinwall, oa July 18, ef fever; Capt. W. RIA, late of chip John Stuart. His remaina will be interred on Menday, Augast 1, at half-past two e’clock P. M, from the residence of his brether James, on Throgs Neck Westchester. AsSt. Louis, Missouri, ef billious intermitteat fever, Micuax L Suexnmy, priater, formerly of this city, im the ‘S4th year of his age. On Friday, July 29, Joun Trmorny, sen of Martin McEvar, ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his fuveral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resi- Gence of his father, No: 87 Columbia‘street. On Saturday. July 30, Joun Harpur, son of John and Sarah Ann Sarbutt, aged 11 memths and 15 days. ‘The friends ef the family are invited to attend the fu- veral, from the residence of his parents, Ne. 11834 Bows- ry, this affernoom. a% two o’cloc! On Saturday, Suly 30, MaRGaner S. Taerr, daughter of Margae: Thorp, and relict of Benja in Thorp, deceased, 26 yeura, 4 months, and 13 days. Tan frice2ds of th fam} mvited te attend her fu- nersl, to merre~ (Monday) af-e:asom at feur o'clock, from the revidence cf her mther, Ne. 197 Pearl street, Brocklyn. Her remains will be takem to Greamwood for interment. On Friday, July 29, afters lingering illness, Mancaner Hicrcnivson, wife of the lote William (Hutchinson, ia the Tis: year of her age. ‘The friends and sequaintaness of the family, alse thore ef her brother, Bartholomew Granger, Evq.. nea, M H. Chase, Esq.. are respectfully invited te attend tae fuseral, from the residence ef ber sonis-lay, Saamuel Pierey, Eeq, Ne. 82 Cliatoa strost. this day, (®unday,) at half-past four o’siock P, M., without further imvita- tion. Oa Friday evening, July 29, Taomas Ferny, in the 224 year of his age. His relatives and friends ara rexpeetfully invited to at- tend his fuxeral, this afterseon. ot balf past twe e’eleck, from bis Iste residence, Ne. 286 Weat Nineteen without further invitation On Friday, July 29, Jons montha. His funeral will take plees this aftermeen, at two o’elock, from the residence ef his father, 226 Forty-second street, between Eighth em inth svenues. The friends of the famfiy and of bis brother-im law, Thomas % are respectfully invited to attend, witheat further invita: tiem. On Saturéay, July 30. Pap Roy. His friewds are invited te attend bis faserel, from his late residence, No, 323 Twelfth street, On y, July 90, Jonxy Dons, son ef Joan and Marga: uds, aged years, 2 months, and 124, The relatives and frievés of the family a: fally invited to attend the fnneral, from the res his parents, No. 184 Wert Thirty third street, t) reel, d 4 Farret, aged 16 ysari after- neon, at three o'clock, without further motioe, His re- maies will be takom to Greenwood for interment, day, July 30, after a shortillsess, Mrs. Jane The friends of the family are rexpectfully invited to at- tend ber fune.al. to wsorrow, (Monday) atterroon, at five o'clock, fora the reaiteace sf her brother-in-law, Nath, Peszee, E.q , Grand, comer of Putman ave Brook- lyn. Barope. Blumboldt Georgis...« Northern Light Atlantic Merlin, . Golden Ag: Tincis. Ls Liverpool. sBertanda, kay All packoges and lellers intended for the Naw Yorx Hixnip should b . AUDMANA® FOR NEW YORK—rmm DAY. Bem Prsms,..... 2... 2, 4 57 | MOON meDs, SUN surg... 715 | mom warm ED. Jamestown, Parrich, Norfolk, & 8; Southerner, Eavan, Charleston, Spofo aston & Co; Augusta, Ton, Savannah, S L Mitenill Ships Centurion, Coombs, Liverpool, Zerega & Co; Hin- doo [rer ick, Sands, pool, Jas t Porter: ( ; Callad and Panaaa, N Barkr—Jobn Bird, Ulmer, Sagua, Nesmith & Sons; Jed do, Bardiog, Charleston, McCready, Mo‘t & 09; 3 W Nash, Wass, Cadiz, Peck & Church; Joha Benson, Frown, Ha. vana, Sturges & Co; Jobanns Louise (Brem), Ozterloch, Montego Fay, G Mohr. v—Fmpire, Newman, Galveston, Hussey & ¥ ne, Chapm . spon), Perez, Wilberfiros (Br) Washington, Bateman & on, Hi Barnes; Niagara, 0 Sterling (Br), Barker, St lia, Arbégan, Bostou, Rudderow; Gil Bias, Porry, Bangor, J T White Jobu, NB, Ti Empire, Smith, Aloxandcia, Sturgas, Harding, Boson, G W' I lor, New Haven, master: farra, Lisbon, Grinnell, Min turn & Co; Pearl Wertervelt, Newborn, Bateman & derow: Merchant, Berry, Richmond, CF Pierson ter Ook, Kelly, Philadelphia, James W MoKee; Seaman (Br), Ayre+, Jougios, NS J 3 Whitney & Co; Ellon Rodman, Os: geod, New Bedford, master; Joven Emilia (Port),’ Ar- rapjo, Eenzuela and ola, Figaiero — Brothers; Bloomer, Tucker, Gonatver, Brett, Vore & Co; Aun D, Mott, Alexandria, &e, Mott Bedell. Steamer—Thomas Swann, Fairfoul, Baltimore, H H Taylor. Excel, Braley Babeock, Providence, dence, master, 4. Fail River, master; J D Frisby, ater; Harvest, French, Provi- ARRIV! Ship Trenton (of Bath), Patten, Havre, 40 days, with 304 passengers, to J O Baker & Co, Ship Louvre, Robbins, New Orleans, 0 days, to CAL Blanekard ft Py pe tee Ri, and Antoine Beeking, of Boston, died on'the passage, Bark oe ony Lanpher, Now Orleans, 15 days, to master. July 20, lat spoke bark Louisa Blise, from New Orleans fer Bordesux. Mel Brintol, 54 days, to R P Back & C woth Jouoph Fish of Ht George), Seavey, Now Orleans, Bark Prineston (of Now Haven), Sesley, Demerara, state emus fo a, 3), Church, Havens, 7 days, toP V Ring & fons tite Safe se i i : } 5 > f E H if ; : if # i if pipezeeeedl pibeey ily { i: SAILED. Steamships Franklin, Wotten, Havre; Florida, Wood- hull, Savannah; Southerner, Dickiason, Charleston; Jamestown. Parrish, Richmond ships Ceaturion, Coombs, Liverpool; Fitzjames (Br). Hoyt, Quebec; barks Zilpha P Brown, 7 St Gen), Shiverich, Port Wathall; and others. The packet ship Prince All Bradish, for London, bas anchored at the Southwest Spit. ‘ ii ‘Wind at sunrise, ESE; meridian, 8; sunset, SE. Ship Mediator, from ‘Bremén,” and Dutch bark Ich 1a, from Shields were reported below 26th by pilotboat Nettle. The Mediator has subsequently arrived, but from New Orleans, and the other vessel bas mot siace beom heard from, and is very likely an error. By Sanpy Hoox ‘TRLRORAPH.) Tax HIGHLANDS, Jaly 30—Sandowa. The steamships Augusta. Southerner. aud Jamestown, bound South, are passing the Hook Ships Prince Albert and Atlantic. two barks aud four brige, all ontward bound, are still at anchor near the Southwest Spit. The other outward bound vessels have all gone to sea. Nothing in sight bouad in. Weather thick outside, Wind ligat from South. Herald Marine TPurapacrma, Jaly 29. Arrived—U § mail steamship State of Georgia; sclirs C C Stratton, Langeteif, Beston: Tennessee, Raonell, : James Englich, Neale, New Havon; Sea Flower, Richmond; B E Sharpe Sharpe, Providesce; Shailer, Portland Ct; Hope W Gandy, Jelicies, New ford; HP Gibson. Avery, New Londen. Cleured—Onprey (s), Bennett, Charleston; City of New Yerk (n), Matthews, Boston: Delaware (a), Saadford, New York: barks Elm, Taylor, Boston; Zidoa. Thurlow, ten : achra Delaware, Harding. Providence; BE Sharpe, Oregon, Lewis, Bath. Chief, Bede Disasters, Bric ApEtapg, Clark, heoea for Inagua (before reported ashore on Maynguana and got off without axsistauce), arrived at Naseou, NP, 16th inst; would be hove out and damage at once repaired and retura to Inagua fer her Reic Tyree, Larkin, from Philadelphia for Pembroke. was slightly damaged by coming in contact with the steamer Eastern City, before reported. Scur MP Russett, Bennett, at Wilmington, NC, 26th inst, from Baltimore, off Cape Lookout 22d, was struck by lightwing, injuring maintopmast, mainmest. and cutting mainsail, Capt B reported seeing over 30 yossels off Cape Hatteras, bound §, wind bound. Ontentat. Bui Fetx, Birninson. whieh eld from Balti- more 14th inst for Montevideo and Bueaos Ayres, retarn- ed 29th, having been dismasted in the late heavy gale, a few miler outeide Cape Henry. Bank Mancmesrsx, Gnptil, of and from Boston 25th for Quebec, is reported by soearaDy from Yarmouth, N3, to be ashore, no date, on Green Island. No particulars. The M is 880 tons, belonged to N Heath, L Barge, eee valued at about $12,000, and insured for about Snrp Mary Crocxsr, Crocker, hence for St Stephen, NB, went ashore 2th inst, at 2P M, on Matinic, ina dense fog. Two vessels from Rockland have gone to her assist- ance. Sm Teircrarn, Pousland, which left Valparaiso 22d May. for Boston, returned on the 5th ult., making a large qoantt of water, having, when in lat 45 36 S, lon 78 30 on May 28th. at about 2 AM, struck some heavy body while goin the rate ef ten miles anhour. What sbe struck, neither the captain nor officers caa tell, but it bad such an effect as to stop her headway almost en- tirely. Her bottom had beea examined under water by two carpenters, (divers, with marine armor,) who have mapaced to «ton the leak effectually, She was to sail socm Sfter the 15th June. Surr QUEEN oF THK Pactric, Reed, from Boston for San eked iy into walerese on the 6th June, with ice melting badly (settling four feet) in the lower hold, which made her very crank, snd unable to carry sail; she was taking in ballast on the 15th ult, to trim and stiffen the ship ; was obliged to clear the spar deck of spare spars, and strike upper epars, in order to eoable her to reach Valparairo In addition to the above, she bad encoun- tered severe weather, stove her head, and carried avay her iron works and topm She was making tempo- repairs, ond would be resdy for sea in a few dave. Reed thinks that the cause of the ice melting is, ably, that the ship leaked at ker ports, upon encoun- tering heavy weat. in the early part of the passage, but which was stopped as soon as ho reached the trades. Sur Jonx Hortanp, Baxter, of and from NYork for San Francieco. condemned at Acapulco, was sold, with mats- risls, for $1,200. The cargo consisted of 382,000 feat eof lumber, of which 7,500 were thrown overboard; ths bal- ance sold at $25 ser M. Also, 821 M shingles, and 340 tons anthracite coal, which was left there on storage at $25 per math, Sc. Daxta Francis, from Boston for Gonatves, which put into Insgua leaky, from striking some heavy body atces, repaired urd failed again; when two days out from Inagua, commenced leaking sgsin «o much that to rave a part of the cargo she was run ashore on the porvos Shoal ; about £0 bags coffee 40 tons log wood, 20 sticks of mahogany, were saved, and taken to Ni and cold, 20th. wood, ait Salvage, 55 on coffee, and 70 on the Spoken: Ship Havana, Adams, irom Havana for Trieste, June 13, lat 35, lon 72. Ship Sabine. Libbsy, from Boston May 30 fer San Fran- oar ate 80, es ton oe ‘20. for New ¥ s niverse, Bird, from Liverpool for 1 5, Tai 60, lon 16, e on Fee Ship Admiral (Br), from Liverpool. for New York, July 8, lat 49 lon 11. Ship St Patrick, McKinney, from Liverpool for New York. no date, Ist 50. lon 13 Schr Frank, from Boston for Wilmington, NC, July 20, no lat, &c. Foreign Ports. AsrixwAtteArr Jule 7, barks Amelia, Francia, New York; 11th, Roderick Dhu, Smith, Philadelphia: 12th sehr Wm Pena, Shanks, Escridano, ’ Sid 9th, brig Reveille, Bartlett, New Yo Axcret—Passed Way 1, bark Feneloa, Hutchiagon, from Sbanghai for NYork. Bic Istaxn—Arr, vo Gata, ship John G Coster, Foster, NYork, 13 days, to load fer Furope, Cunacoa—In port Jaly 16. brigs Moraney, Wooster, from Wilmington, NC, for NYork 5 days, disg: Oosan Bird, Atkinson, from and for NYork 10 days, disg (arr 15th). Sid 5th’ reh- Rongh: & Ready, Abbott, Washing- 16th, briz A Dunbor, Elaridga, Boston, as—in port July 20, barks Petrol, Avery, for d River Clyde. 1dg, was taken up while at Havaaa, about 10th, st £3 2%s; Jas Barris, Berry, for Bo-ton, toon; brigs Aonien. Gatos, do; A Blinchsrd, Blanchard: and Anza Ang, Pierce,’ from NYork, err 12th; Poco nocket, Park, f-om do, art 19th. Catprea (Chile) —Arr Jaw bark Crusoe, Bisbee, benoe (Feb 1 Drwarana—Arr June 30, brig Wm Stewart, Hooper, Baliimore; July 7, eebr, La Vivanders (#2), Hyler, Now ‘ik. HAurax—Arr 290 {: Borton, for Liverpsol, ard proceeded same day. Meinovrsr—Arr April 10, chips Medo: Burr, NYork 7, Cape Feb 13; Gregory, NYork Deo'6, Cape Boston Dee 6. brig Adelaide, Clark, hence via vorsel, supposed the Tongua (<e0 diraster Varraraico--Are Ju96 3, ‘ships Seon L Fitzgerald, Peseud, Paltimoro, Feb 19, for Acioa (and ld bt); 2m, Toiegraph, Pousland, for Boston, returned (see diaasters Oth, Queen of the Fa on_Jan 26 for s Franciseo (see disasters) Erviog, Spavi Boston 96 days; 11th, Burlington Cook, Newenstle, F 150 days. Sli 24, ships Junio, Durham, Callao; 4th, Pe:i, Seebie, San Franelco (fm Boston). Home Port BOSTON—Arr Jn!y 29, barks Comet, Buri April 8: Kleber, Crowell, Cronstadt May4; (Br), Wyman, Bonaire July 6; A Hayford (of Bangor), Shott, Martinique July 14; Chas Heath, Stimpson, S¢ Jago July 15; J Hang, Lovg, Philadelphia; DK Akia, Ryder, Go; Hesperus, Chase, do; Wm Pitt, Baxter, do; Token; Smith, do; sehrs Orion, Pettengill, Port wa’ Prince Jaly 16; John Clark, Senda, Frederickabur aberland, Perry, Beltimore; A J He n, Vangilder; Ann Eliza Cake; Che yoke, Gandy; H mons Weeks; HW Weilliagton, Wella Townsent; Liberty, Williams; Carol Stone, 8 Yeazie, Peskins; F Tow wan 4, Philadelphi Bacon, Albany; Bangor, Jordan, Rex State, Hallett, NYork + W3 Thechy bias, York via Black Rock and Holmes’ Helo. 5 cays praphed—Bark Grand Turk, from Philadelphia; brigs Abby Thaxter, from Deitzs, Hond; O'Brien, from Puiledel- pha; Holton, from ——. Cid ship Water 1204 tom Gibralt Thomes and Curacea; Wav Crowell, Babamas; #ylph, Ving, Taylor, Malaga; Sarah Walliams, Gott, Cie Thos TF Knox, Smith, Baltimore; Radius (of Boeton, lat of NYork), Mitebell, Philadelphia; schrs Acna Hine! Cordon, Coombs, Port av Prince; Han nu, Fredericksburg, A i, Bell, Philadeipt Soganaw, Crosby, Albany; Cornelia, Feulalin, a ship Miadv barks ‘May, B iliiwot; brigs St Law- renoe, Mexican, Amelis, TA Cumoingham, Mau, Be brig Hope sid 26th. CHARLESTON—Arr July 26, steamship Mariom, Foster, heneo; big Cid (Sp). Sacristo, Havana, 4 days ; bark Thales, henee for St Marys, win ‘bound, remained below. Cid bark Maria Sforton, Bulkley, NYork; brig Julia (Spam), Costa, Barcelona. MOBILE—Arr July 238 24, brig Weteumpk: NYork, Cid 234, ship Berry, Miltiados, Robinson, for do. NEW ORLEANS—Below Jal; from Liverpool, Cid ship bag o . NORFOLK—Sid July 27, schr Jos Turner, Crowell, Portsmouth, NH. PHILADELPHIA—Arr July 29, steamer Delaware, Sandford, NYork; ship Shenandoah, Taylor, Liverpool, 48 days; schr Asa Kidridge, Rowlsi w York, Cid schrs J W Stratton, Beach, Hingham; Lady of the Lape, Feee Bridgeport; J W McKee, Willse, Boston; W P Phillips, he fing 1 a poeeee Lg Ce ; Wm Hunter, Woatchester; Eliza’Pharo, Newport; Hae, Conklim, NYork; America, Moore q SAVANNAB—Are July 26, steamsbi Weoa- hull, NYork. Cid ship Hendorsen, ih a te ‘leon, Andersen, th > (Me). Dixon, Seavy, for Liverpool; bark ship Queen Victoria, narles Crocker, Delano, t, steamship America, Shannon, | Bregzeton NRW YORK AND MAWARK. will leav: foot of Market Sereeh, Newark, evny bundsy abd Waleak P M., for New orM i. on ehartered the above beat, in connection w: hts, will make an exeurdon te New Keonolle and Glen Gove every L follows:—Feet of Dundsy morning, witheut Spring street, 0 E., at 8 cfeleck Broome street, E.R, ; Toad ab 9; 0 wendy sixth street at 95¢; aid will return te the elty a8 5% M. Captain K takes this opportunity of saying he bas bosome entirely. diseonuested wit er King Philip. Gratetal for favors hitherto re Celved, be trusts by good management to merit a continuance of the same. Best quality e! furnished on Dinner provided, Fare GR, COTILLON AND PICNIC EXCURSION OF the Mike suros Gua d to Mount Hermon Grove, on r and barge ir re ip, E. R., refreshments 2% conte each way. August 2 18'3, by steamer committee beg leave tos Hed band fer the oo will spare their guests on that occasion, ‘The boate ey streot at, 74 o'clock; Pike street 8 e’clock: (anal street, +3 o'clock: Cedar steeot, 9 o’cloek, Commits 0-3. Reid, "O'Neil, 1. 0. Hinton, 'D. Curran, . Jacksen, ‘Tickets 60 cents each. M. MURRAY, Chairman, ‘roasurer. J.R. Pavon, Scerotary, —T. Brn K enol way.— Fan sa splendid’ stesmer ECONOMY, eaptaia amenced her regular daily trips fo te Kort Mamilten and. Coney Aslaud, lonvine, se tol hd Red Foot 8 ig Soreet, at A. M., P.M, 34 P.M. Lata icra Wen ea ons i Pee oney Islan at, Fees ne een aS Eas, tm alse lars 61 AM, 2PM, By P.M. WAM. 26 P NB eseb Ke. Borbh River, reD over pring street at Hl and 2%; and pier 3 at ‘ . Pai TN PRO RAND FLOTILLA AND COTILLON EXCURSION the Hudson river, on Monday evening, August let, ing chartered the Iarge and com: SON, can a did cotitlon Grove, where she will remain ete SI agentioman and Indies. Can ho had of Capt, Froligh, on board bargo Ohio, foot Jay etre st, or at the Jand ngson the evening of the excursion. The barge will lay at the foot of Jay street until 8% o’cl \ek. The stenmboat will leave Tentn street, East River 7v’clock; Broome street 734, Bridge street, Brooklyn, 74; Pier 3, North River, 73; Hammond stree 8 o'clock: Spring street, 834; Jay street, 534; Forty-third street, 9 o'clock. HENRY VAN VELSUR, Secretary. ROR UNDAY EXCURSION. —FOR SHREWSBURY, HIGH , Ocean House, Long Branch ani Port. The er JAMAS CHRISTOPHER will | Hammond stroet on Sunday morning, July 31, 8 o'clock, amd foot of Barclay street 9 above; returning leaves Ocoan Port at 2P. M. each way. FINANCIAL. ea AACE F.000 ra THUROUGH, BUSINESS MAN, OF A «active habits, desires to invest the s amount ip some established ‘house, where it, with his ser viocs, would insure him a fair retur. Or he would loan the amount to a party who would appreciats his servio-s in some Tespectsble business. Address, stating naturo of business, With real name, Z. Z., Herald office, JHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN.—ANY ACTIVE Dbusiucss man that will pay a bonus of $1E2, will be put in pessersion of a busincas thst will pay splendidly, with ick returns. Full explanations given and no humbug. adress Exchange, Herald othe LAND, IN SUMS ore is: RAFTS ON IRELAND AND BN from £1 und npwards, payable at sight eo subseriters, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & strect, sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail Line of Mivegpeol and London packet ships. NION RAILROAD interest due Au; rer coM- it let eacven pet cont bo d after that date at SWORTH & SHELDO: ‘SLAND CITY BANK, NO. 1 co! CATHARINE STREET, or of ee atreet.. $308 imi This bank C. 8. Sloa Rieh. John 0'B: riem, Nich The third instal f 2 per cent will be paya:lo at the Hank on Monday, Is A it. order @ joard of Directors. BeuEL nexte Dy OnO*6 GHORGE H. NICHOLS, Onahier. ‘AD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD 6OM- PANY.—Noticeis horeby given, that im pursuance of a tonb tll f the Board ef Dirocto: f the River ie toc! of having them re of the seme at the to resolve a mew cortitioate fr SAMUEL HENSHAW, Tre aly 25. 1853. ns on the bonds ef the Mad Rivor and forapany. due tho first of Augurt, will the office of the Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Company, ia the elty of New York. ONEY.—PERSONS WANTING MONEY CAN GET. any amount of J. HANREY, 28) Broadway, corner of ttreot, Cash advances on ‘jowelry, watches, clocks, diamords, hi . dry coods, plate, cr any other valu- ables. N: B.—Al transactions strictly confidential. Office hours from 9 to 4 o’elock. ‘ONEY LENT, TO ANY AMOUNT, AND FOR ANY lereth of time on ajl kinds and every description of i ton, J C Preperty, by applying to JOHN J. LEVY, pawnbroker, No. 45 ‘ixth avenue, two doorsabove Fourth street Private t the hall doer. Communications del to. OTIOE—THE INTERRET ON THE PUBLIC STOORS ofthe ality ef New York, dao yablo Augus: 1, ‘will be paid en that day ettamonde, Bag Derlain of the olty, at the Mgchanicc’ Bank, No. ‘Wall street The transfor books wi'l be elosed on Mouday, P.M. Vor the accommodation of period jitted during 1) FLAGG, Comptrolier, et August 1. FFICE OF THE LAKE SUPERIOR SILVER COM- pay, No. 6 Wall strect.--Books of subscription will be opsned at this office for tivo thousind «we hundre ofthe work ing eapital of this bred tt on Monday, 1 atll o’clook A.M. A pro rota distribution witt be of the execss ef subceription. By order. JAY SMITH, Socretary. New Yerk, July 2%, 1268 FFICR OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL CO,. CoR- r Brosdway and Wallstreet, New York. July 27, emi-annusl dividend of fv capital made per eont on ¢! ek of the Pennsylvania Con! Company has this day boon declared, payable at the office of the company, in the sity of Now York, on ai ftor the 5th day of August next. The transfer books will bo clored from the 20th instant to August Sth, both inelusiv GEO, A. HOYT, Treasur FFICK OF THE ASTOR FIR% INSURANCE pany, No. 67 ivi 6 declared @ dividend of eight por cont for tha last six months, on the capitel atock of this Company, payablo to the stockholders on tho Ist day of August next. fer Looks will be closed until that day. New York, July 19, 185: ROBERT D. PFICE LATTING OBSERVATORY away, July 28, 1853 --Th, iation have this day devlared ‘Tho traus ', See. ASSOCIA. or 167 # of wo por cent upon its engital stock, from the enrn: ablo at the office of the ings eft irty days, p Treasures Sth day'or Angust next ‘The transfor booke will b d jrom the Ist $9 the 6th of A ©. P. GROSV£NOR, PAGP: BACON & GR. ANKINS, SAN PRANCTICS €al.— Bxqbengo end the priee al eitios of the United it ond proceeds promptly on $b American Kxolange ©o., Now York, HILAPRLPNIA AND READING RAILROAD COW pary- Office Ne. 7: h Fourth street—Philadelpbia 2, 1958,—Diridend Novice.—A dividend of throe and s half por cent, en ‘the proforred stock, and threo por cont on the common stock, has been decinrod,’ parable on sd Au, usb woxt, free from State tax. By ortor of Nonrd of Managers 3. BRADFORD, Seoretary. 42.100.—®FTIGR RECEIVER was to anit. Cole a interior of the fox to and draw dwnoan, Sherman. an Fran. —1853.—R APE SI No, 6 Now City Hall ~Notion is hareby given ke of the present year will be open (or pay: ment on the first day of August oat, and that Lwill show be prepared to roesive the taxcr charyed therson. All persons paging their tax he first of No Yember ext, will t at soven time of payment to t will be added to per ee the first of Decembe: from 8A. M all taxes wepaid Hours for reve ax M, Bank- mey only received HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes. N. B.— Parsons can have their bills’ by { this office, and are ated to mi rip: perty,and Shas avoid errcrs im ive fer personal tax, if any. ork, July 25, 1853. Alen, to EXPAROS AGEN IE! ® ORD & CO’S NEXT CA is ot with the aplondid steams! SU ppers Will boar jn mind tho nooeerity of havin goods pat up in strictly waterproof condition, and ready for delivery the day before sailing. Small paroels reeeivod for our express trunke till 1 P. MC on day 0} Froicht taken on the lowest terms anda prompt inrantied. Notes aud bille eollocted as newal, cured on the lewort terms by applying at our effice, BEREORD & CO. No. 2 Astor Mouse. CMASE, £008 EXPRESS-70 HOSTON AD BAST. ern Stator and to Philadelphia daily. Rates roduced 25 por cont. Small. par: no slilling. To Charleston and Interior of Georgia, Caroling, Alabama, and Tonneases, por Combs & Co.'# Express, every’ Saturday, 38 Broadway. W. 0. BAKNEY, Manager. EXPRESS, 38 BROADWAY.—TO (day, August. “Special Messanger, Mr. Freight, 35 cents per Ib. he only Express via ‘ag usual in advance of the mail. W. ©. BARNRY, Manager. UROPEAN BXPRESS BY RVERY STEAMER.—HAV- ing made arrangements with the Ocean Parcel Dolivery Company of Los No. 4 Ager streot, pret, samples, Packages, Ac., © forwarded to all parts of Europe with safety and de¢patoh, and at greatly reduced which can jearned at rates be I ¢ othe. CHASE & CO., 88 Broadway. GW, FIRLD, iagier, London, ‘W. C: BARNEY, Manager, New York, BXTMA PAY. (uAsE & CO. Calif fornia, G, Co) Nicaragua, Tins ati Anke te i Accomm steamboat Treaton te 8: A: ears te and steamboat R. ORS Phat iphis. we {oe ty care--nrongh in fous bom jorning, lonve Philadelphia ot 28 2M anda. a IHANGE OF DAY—MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY id intermediate landin; Fare fifty cents. Meals served om board. Th did steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt. vi ‘art, will +08 of Robinson street, on we tines day Ci $8. Re! or~ beat pier at the feo! aud after Mom- day, Jul, 1853, every Menday, Wednesday and Friday, at seven’ A.M. For furthor partieulars inquire om bourd, or of WM. RADFORD, 02 West strect. Bric dati ani cilcteasbla este icc uae PARE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-AUGUST, 1858. —FOR Shrewsbury, Long Brauch, Highland Boek, Oocam House, Port. Wa:ington. Mo r QHiddletown,) aud Red Bank.—Tho now, elogant, modious river steamer THOMAS G. HAIGHT, Gap’ Cerlies, will commence running the first day of At regular hours, botweon New York and Red ll the regular landings on ‘ank every morni: at 7 o’c'oc! slip, East river, every afternoo’ are 25 cents. ‘This boat will run further notice. OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK, OCEAN House, Long Branch, and Ocean Port.—The steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Capt. John Prios, will leuvo Dick foot of Barclay street. August 1, 2 and Sat 3 o'clock P. My Poet August iyat GA. Mk: 2d 054 A M.; Oo the Blah, ott ‘ort ugust at .3 2 +4 and Oth at7-A. M.. Fare, 25 conta, pene gue OR STONY BROOK—TAE STEAMBOAT F LAW, Captain Manie, will leave Peek Slip homes Tuesdsy, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1! o’clook, ing Sat jay, x mt te reraiae pty rregrer rt at "y Monday, Wednesday, aud Frida, Huntington and Northport eaoh way. Oar OR ALBANY—FARE $1.—ALBANY AND York Inland Route Railroad. daily ox) nd 3.45 P.M, conn be contral lines of railroads, Nor depet eorner of White, Elm and Contre streets, wi through tickets ean be procured end bi checked for Sehenectady, Utios, Syracuse, Rochester, snd Buifale. Passengors siso reoeived at Broome and Bowery, aud Twen- ty-sixth streot and Fourth avenue hove trains wi land passengors at Croton Four Corners onty. All other trains will Hall station, corner ef Tryon row and 9 heretofere, UDSON RIVER RATLNOAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM Chambers stroct for Albany and Tro: ain, 6 A. M-~ ‘Through in four hours, Boal or Montreai at T oleok and Express ai Accommedat For Peekskill, 10 Poughkoopeie, 7A. Jt. and 4, fasengers taken a: Chambers, ‘Canal, Christopher, ‘Thi= teenth and Thirty-first keapeier and 8 EB. for aibare suopring otal way lenin, H, for Albany, stopplug ot all way a as MDMUND FRENCH, Supsrinvendont. N*% YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA train, 7 B. e's Bo aes New Jersey Railroad.—United States and Oress Lines, through is foer hours, Jet landt ce A. Leave Philadelphis at Ley ‘and 4.30 and 5.. . M. ym foot }; $2 60 for second class in the 8 44 P. M. fie ie npr bape thee eSseNgOrs OR ror aEgage ot Waste om, Nerfolk wad Charleston, in the 8 and9 A. M., and 4.30 and'5.90 P.M. trains, and connections eortain with extrs trains if behind time. sengers with haggege cross the furry fftoon minutes before the trains leave. SHIPPING. R LIVERPOOL—GNITED STATES MAIL STEAM thip ATLANTIC, Captaio West —This steamship will depart with the United States mails for Kurope, positive em Saturday, Avgust 6, at 1Zo'clock M , trom her berth, the feot of Caval streat. For freight’ or passazo, unequallod accommodations for’eloganos and comfort, ap) to EDWARD K. COLLINS & UO., 56 Wall ati Passengers are requested to be on board at 11/4 A. M; (a The steamship Arotic will succeed the Atlante uy ot COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK end Wremen.—Bremea Mai! Lino.—The side wheel steamer HANSA, 2,200 tons, anc GERMANIA, 1,000 tons, will sail as foley FROM BREMEN. August 1. uy it 29. ‘York to Breme First afin? 5 8100 Second exbim.. +. e+. 4+. 698 oF or passage apply te PAMOLLICHS & CO.,89 Bron strech. USIRALIAN STEAMSHIP GOMPANY—FOR PORT Philip, Melbourne, and sete, Australin.—The mag- ° " LDEN. AGE, $000 tous burthess U. 8. N., commander, will positively be above perts on Monday, Anaust 15, at two FROM New YoRa, Septomber L. September 28. fast ti ret. #0 as For to, theae of aay steamer ever bull, irst class, ladies! caleon, $575; tirst ‘class. upper 4; second clans, $275; third class, $200. The ToOks aro now: opem. For freight or paxsage, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, Agents, 34 Broadway. » AUGUST 4ru.—FIRST SAIP Passengers for ship ANGELIQUE, (be- ing the firet vessel from this port,) are requested to be om Lourd, on Thursday next. the 4th of Augut. All baggay not wanted ow the voyage to be marke! below.” PleeL$ East river. NEONIO PELLETIER, Propsiotor. AD OR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAS.—THE STRAWER RLIN, Capt. Cronan, will ail foe the above islands Pass money te Bermuda $*0; or pa y te £. CUNARD, STAR STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—POR NEW ORLEANS D direct.—The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH, Marks, master will leave picr No. 12 Kast river, for the above p rt, on Wednesday, August 3d, at 10 o'clock, 3 No freight received, or bills of lading signed on day of sailin For freight or passuze apply to THOMAS P_ STANTON, 56801 OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.—UNITED STATES mail line —The new und eplondid steamship FLOKIDA, M.S. Woodhull, captain, will leave on Saturday, August 6, at 4 o'clock P. M., from pier No h river. ‘Apply to ' Fon MUEBL L. MIT The Alabam R. Schone’, o (OR SAVANNAH.—PFARP ED.—THE NEW and splendid sile wheel steamabio STATE OF GEORGIA. Captain Robert Undie, carrying the United Stotes mail, will leave PHilatclpsia, for, Savannah, om Wednesday, Aucust 3, at 10 o'clock A 'M., from th Vine strost. In speed and stra ment for the comfort and eouvenioace of passengers, ship is uneurpsased. ¥aro from Philadelphia, $203 stecrage, $8 Ths State of Georgia Ioaves as above ev way. th, and ia o alternate Wedn 4gents in Philodeiphis, Horon Martin, No. 734 North wharves; in Se % amar. LESTON AND FLORIDA—UV. 8. MAIL he new and fast going steamer MARION, W. 0 Pier No. 4. i. on Satur- For freight Ube signed; and at of SPO 0 Isoad ht to'Flérida, as fotlon ) Mond way. ‘Through tickets to Flerida, as follows Jacksonville, Bl; to Pilatka, $33. i POR NORPOLS, PeTERSBURG United States Mail Line, t KOANOKE, B. Cavondy, eom rive Tuesday aft » Lewis Par on for paseage i ‘0 D RICHMOND.— The Gre 4 Heo a Week , Commavder, every aiternoon, at 4'¢’cl No feeight r on daya of seiling. For freight app! enge to fuw © PLEASA POREN SMALL ¢ R-ROARD SCHOON £) L salo, ourrying 105, 1 Call on S My BUPFMAN, No. 12 Nowark avonue Jersey city, where the ale can bn geen = a as CLUT SING, Ge. NAST OFF OLOTHING —TW J worth wented given. fo eurrors 5 loft off clothin O CHOUSAND DOLLARS ‘The highest eash price will he liboral wey, for large and small lots of ge evary Jesoription Address sro DEY. iis evcond-hasd — 3 On Fw PLSD ATT BARRETT, FORMERLY OF THR aion Nave, and. alsé of the army tn Maxlog reulted at No. 14 North William strest, petairs, Whenothors fail, call on De. B. WA D, 50 CANAL STREET, ONE DOOR EAST adivay, may be consulted with confidenos. B sation of lis new remedies he is caring hnodred@ Cnorable treetment and speedy cures cnaranteods om 8A. P.M. Sandays9 A. M, till 12 NOw'S WATER CURE ESTAB oe, (Northam pton,) Vass., hes beem roved. There is how room fo forte. ‘The location and. oem nt and healthy; tho water o quite m sueerior quality; and the Doctor, whose works on nydro- pathy Lave boon known all over Suropo for the last twent: eats, da the oldest practioner of Priessnite’s ashool exist Ing. ‘Torms, S10 per. week. Civoular had WESTERMANN & CO.’S book store, N \i. RALPH.—LOURS FOR OFTICR conSOUTAIION Sundae from 9 tc 12 A. M., and 6 to9 P. M., exowot nym 643 Houston street, sone Wooster. joo #1, His treat: sold at 48 Ann street, 2 Astor House, PDICAL SURGERY, WITHOUT THE KNIWA—BAe MUEL GILBERT, Mt. D., nftor ioe Tales qterlonce in Mewphte, Tonnezseo, and moze xsooasly mov few Orleans, hae to New Yor at 483 Broad may, w invites pation ‘eis skill in tho radical ovre of the ‘daltowing of whioh are deemed incurable by his brotbrea o: withont imetraments of an: |. Uleors and tamoy 2 Sorofula, in all its forme. & White swellings, and ebrontc diseases of eda 4. Tumors, wens. carbuncles, tetter, scald a Garon sng, snd patna oa houce from 9A. M. (413 P.M STEADMAN Camtea, 6.3,