The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1853, Page 8

‘ Indig- ation Mecting at Jersey City. the copy ined NEW CHURCHES. siinaannan'dittiansem ae 40s wa wend Dat he on BY OF THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS’ BANK. tess copy, su be Oonpedration of 84. John’s Cathedral, at MU | Tye inhabitants of Jersey City mot at Washington Hall, rhe mrad the ‘waukte, Wisconsin, last evening, in pursuance of the fellowing call, which ee PRELATES PREGENT—DESORIPTION | hed been extensively cireulated in thas place:— thought he gogo . @% THE SURVICR—SERMON OF ARCHBISHOP PUBLIO MEETING IN WASHINGTON HALB. * awouts. : Gathorine Kennedy,» poor, friendloss Irish, git ihe arp gl ee eperaen sereenis at enema A TaN: Moe Of wh oe imprisonment, pedi vaeinlen i iwew the Ki thetral, Milwaukie, Wisconsta, place Geterdey to ne of ‘Deed lant, pekery The posbisas of hes avreateteienc eal preperstor of tha dmed. City are earnestly requent- Fe tat between six and seven o’slock in the morning, and was | 04 to attend © pabite, meotin te Bo baie, ie Cane oo poe ogminoted by Archbishop Kendrick, ef St Louis, in the Fearamente te curses oper sounsel in order $0 have hex | per, ft was eany for any oce at « referee where they presence ef the following distinguished Cathelie pro ingen emer cs, be pesstunll Tas iemediate ae ‘were all spread, for any one to secure a partioujes pepe lakes :— we may ail hear whe has got the $11,000! ay Par weno snhtoen eneeaee ape el pape oy Foor nla Archbishep of Thebes, Papal Nuaclo, | The ‘'deed”” referred to, is the robbery of the mechan’ | them with stealing the paper they couldu’t get along nb Hughes, ef New York, oa’ and Traders’ Bank of Jersey City, which took place | without, and it was too mueh for human credulity. * Parl atc her + sdout ton dege sines, and Catherine Kennedy wes 0 do- rest iene and fxg re co) F #0 many, I Bishop 0’Cooner, of Pitteburg, mentic in the family of Mr, Fox, the cashier. Sho dis- | gon's recollest anything at all about it; I have no know- je Le Fevre. ef Detroit, covered the robbery whem she went to the bank in the | ledge or recollection; witness had seen 4 paper in his of- i oi Spererresie. oft Chicage, moraing to aweep it, aud on the affidavit of Mr. Fox she | foe, coptaiping the signatare of John L. Boyd te it,which some sixty or + priests. : ol ted 16 be a further dill of particulars in the case of Ruckwan vs. Boyd. but did not recellect when; thought ‘was arrested, examived en@ held for trial. A report that me cory the follower seoet giles of the nervions. fies | TEST cas: cramiuation was leit ures cood porvees — he saw itchortly after the last hesring before the referee, ‘Te Mitwashio Sentinel gained ground in Jersey City, and from this grew out the | Judve Kent; it was then the file ef papers in ths About 7 e’elock. A M.. Monsignor Bedini, Archbishop | meeting. caso; after the tria! be putt! all together, and tied of Thebes, avd Papal Nuncio to Brazil, assisted by Dr. The was crowded te its utmost capacity, and many | thes up; that paper was amovget thom thea; that was Satmman, as deacen. and Father Donohue, aa sub deacon, | American born citizens were pont Many persons | the last time he recollected it; put them in the eee ceremony of the consecration of St. John’s | who were uvable to get into the hall, discussed the matter case for papers; looked for it yesterday when he received ral, dy welk-vg im procession with the clergy of | im the street. bis subpexna; yesierday was the first time he had ever ‘the diocese thiee times round the bu and a) i At oe o'clock the meeting was called to order, when | peen subpoenaed; the care he spoke of was rally ‘Ung its walls with hely water: the dewa heaven also | bir. D. man took the chair, and Mr. Mathew Summers open; thst paper ksd also the signature of Josep’ Stroag descended gently on tue building. Each time they came | was appointed Secretary. ; od to'it; did vot reorllect ifr. Boyd ever asking for = te the deer, they asked that the doors “ be up for Mr. Summons reid” that he was sorry that this | that paper; did not remember ever making more than the King of Glory to enter; after obtaining admission, | had been called as a sectional meeting; no one deplored | ong copy of it; thought there was ® copy in the office ‘the conaeerator nade the sign of the cross on the thres! sectionalism more than id; but he had believed that | pow. believed the draft was there in the bundle; whem he hdd, and by 20 exorciem, commanded all evil spirits | there was no sympathy the people generally for | jooked for the original, he only turned the ends of the and “‘phsatesns’’ to bebold that sign and flee away, | the prisover, becauce she was @ poor Irish girl, He rs, as he krew the original by tbe endorsement; he thus saying Feece to this house” The eonrecration | knew that some people bad thought, as she was a BYart then open the bustle; thetgapee-he-epike cf as began with the byron ‘ Veni Creater,”” the invooation of | foreigner, without money and without friends, that they | tye criginsl was the one purporting to be the original, the holy apirit—vhen advancing te the middle of the | could do anything they pleased against her. But he was | sng the one that had tne origiaul signsture of Mr. Boyd; choroh, they sil kvelt down and chanted the ‘ Litany of | glad to find that sympathy for her was moro extended | 414 not expect o find it yesterday as he had heard nls the Saints,” then ri-ing, the Archbishep made the siza | than he had at first supposed, and be cordially invited | Sertner, Mr. Campbell, sey, witon Ke looked for it, it was Of the (cross th:ee times in the air, and mixed salt, weet the co-operation of ali friends of humanity in the work. | pot there; that might be five or six weeks ago: in August and wine tegerber, to keep im remembraccs that | (Applause.) and September they hada clerk named Edgar Bache, who Ghrlet is the true vine, that we are dust and ashes and | Un motion, Mestre, Mathew Summers, Timothy Mo- | Tiago beileved’ in menty third strests thoaght, he that the faithful are the selt of theearth. He then | Carty, Robert Gilchrist, Sr., Isaiah Hutton, and AC. | gictinned until January; he 5 gee ‘ether; no one but went te the corner of the building and erossing diagoaal- | Hopper, were appointed a commities to draw up a series | $144 clerk and his partner had access to the office; & boy bo the ether corner eae bis way the letters of | of resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. named John Arno! coseded Bache: hs was stillinther Greek and Latin alphabet, upen spots of ashes oa | After the committee bad retired, there was a tremon- | S010." but now out of town in albsoy: saw his partner the floor, with his staff, the whole of which put to- | dous uprosr, and cries for “ W: yi neces Halse thee tonals hats lea sed thee ecer cath the. gether formed » croes—which signided that the Orient | D. B Wakeman (ove of the bank directors,) rose in the | grvendant’s origioal signature was not there; {hat was and the @ccident wrre joined in one by the Christian re- | crowd, and seid that his position would sot allow him to 4 the first he beard of the paper being’ missing; Hie, then wens up is front of sad m8, could mow sweer positively that it was not th make @ speech on the occarion; that when he attempted Ea #f whl ge up to the altar of my God; to God who giveth | to get out, his path was biocked ‘up by the crowd, and that i gg to wy youth ” sepiog she altar with the sign tiie he really aid nat ka wht to oe. Cae “Coe ap ee ati Sari cition an erie: tees, he returne: @ door, on of wi acd speak to us.” ‘ emam went on to excuse u tmade the sign of the cross, also on the door step; thon | himself fer not mcking a cane phar alah ra rn Mi espe speceh, ‘and was followed by Mr. A. Haxpessere (Telee of the Hadsea Mae | Bask) who expressed ‘sympathy with the cause, counselled firm, but calm measures. He heped that the time of the meetiog would not be wasted in useloss ha- rapgues, but that measures would be taken at once, to raise money to defray the girl's legal expenses, so that abe may bave a%air chance. x-Alderman BunnsteaD—Yes, let us raise the money Can any one tell about how much will be wanted ? 4 Vorca—Wakeman will tell you. (A laugh ) Mr. Wakemay—You want money enough to pay all her expenses of counsel, &c , to provide for her antil her triaJ, and, if she is proved innocent, to give hers little to start snew in lin served and the first bill of particulars delivered; the slg vature to the paper produced and maked ‘D,” was ia the handwriting of John L. Boyd. [The first bill of parti- culara—the origipal, as counsel supposed—having been 0 for a eopr.) ink Drury was ever at his obico before this complaint was made. Robert B. Campdell, partner of the last witness, exi They ware retaived in the civil sult abo ly prior to the dehvery of the second bill of particulars; made the draft of it uader Mr.jBoyd’s instructions; it was not sworn in his presence; did not koow who copied it; copied some papers bimuelt; some was dono by his part ner or clerk, and some were put out; had seen in hia office ‘what purported to be a copy of that draft, with the ori. returning to the sanctuary, Sey weat up to the altar, and after praying, sung the beautiful anthem, ‘'Asperges ’? compassing the altar about seven times, and Fi acncoy Se with holy water. Then pi to the et the cathedral. he went round and sprinkled the three times in like manner, and the same on the fleer, im the form of a cross, and from the centre threwed some towards the four quarters of the world. ‘They then kcelt down and prayed, and having made the sign of the cross in the air, and chaunted part of the preface of the a returned agg elated vce prayed again. Then gcing into side cl where ‘the bones of the wértyre, taken from the old church, had watched al night previous, they walked out in pro- ccastom, four priests carrying on a kind ef bier the relics i | signature of Mr. Boyd to it; saw it last at some of em their shoulders. while at ts fumed them with |! The Prrapxxr—We expect to get that from another | SnAlssgnature of tie, Boyt fo, ttt ao the al 5, = i 5 gaature of ome, ee eee cere! with the priests | source, if she is proved irneceat, (Laughter and ap | joceon strong to the jurat; thought the draft was still in his office; bad no recollection of seeing it since or on the plause. ir "Waxeuax—Pot that wil be 0 very long time from | tast two references; locked for it when last subponed; I now, and she can’t live om air. round, sine. ing songs of triumph, then returned within, and cet down before the altar. The consecrator and singers # think it was close on to the end o! May; the endorsement Smeg cleuce from burning -incenre, they placed | Hhcnann MeGunianp, (counsel for the gitl,) made a | W&#tn his hindwritiog; could aot have sworn to tho fact eackets containing the relics on each side of the ta- i there stated, that the paper was a true copy of the far. ther bill; did not know whether Mr. Boyd knew whore he kept that bundle of papers; could not account for its getting out of his office or suspect how it was; had not misred any arr aaa in that suit; bad not looked for lengthy speech in defence of his conduct in t capacity, in the course of which he said that he had not conseuted to the private examination, bu’ had protested againat it, When he first went to the jail he was not permitted to , ving done some masonry, they bmelt and prayed agsin, and, with the altar enveloped with the smoke of the incense, placed the relics of the martyred saints in the earcophagus, with sengs of see the girl. (Groans.) On application to the Sueriff, This reemed the most solemn and imposing of * ‘ th leat any other 3 Beihole ceromony, and ecuied't long tine. ihe | Patent ening Ett tee Mt, ani van'ee | «coum or proseation applied for an ajourament for measing of this may be found in the Gth chapter of the | Tad gil the usual privileges allowed te hiss. Ho should ae ee Ee ais Gas mcitaan ther aoa Beer een he had Opened the sixth son), Tenn under | gcny any ting sbocs the ovkionee af this tess, rely on the first bill containing same statement, but not MERS, from the committee on the subject, re- ported the foliewing revolutions, which were adopted :— Whereas, it appears from the circumstances connected with Catherine Kennedy's case, in relation to the bank rob- bery in this city, as well as by the partiel examination she bed ‘bad, snd : @ general sympathy expreseod in her behalf, that the y party; therefore, Resolved, That ¢] ds and sympathizers of thie girl ination, whereby her [bonny They would alao require the draft to be pro- ne The witness, on cross examination, said they had five or six business’ meetings before the referee: he presumed the paper was there at them all, but he did not recollect seeing it at the last two or three; his business there was principally in taking the testimony. ‘the alter the souls of them that were slain for the word Ged, ‘end for the testimony whieh they held.” it was customary in th first age of @hristianity to the altars upon which the Hely Sacrifice was ofler- ed, om the tombs of those who during the bloody persecutions of the ‘Roman fn dora waveller whe visits the Eternal Giiy. may, til g E descend into the catstombs beneath the earth and wit- cones oF guilt ma; ‘thereby prevent | Adjourned till Friday next at eleven o’clock, A. Bf. ness Copley retge of those a see! under die aa fee Ser be arnpiiiie ou Fa ye ri ole ge Lapras heen a Gos Teposed su oly remains; and at @ very early time it solved, Th: fe Wi eferred by James Leonard, hack driver. inet deoame & settled custom to have no alrar in which the | Catherine Kennedy, we do not atiach any censure tober | fy King, the chief officer atthe steamship Washington, relcs of departed saints were not enclosed. ‘The oonsecra‘or, assistants, &c., went next to the body @f the church, to the twelve pillars—which signify the twelve Aposties—and, mounting up, annointed the crosses thereom with blessed oil, and signing them with the sign ‘of the cross, he repeated over each one in a clear, strong charging him with an assault and battery on the said seocard. Yesterday morning Mr. King appeared before Justice Bogart, and preferred s charge against Leonard, under the Boicrant} law, which prohibits auy person from boa: dir z any vessel. prior to her touching the dock, to solicit pareengers, under the penalty of $100 foe and , That the friends of Catherine Kennody, irro- epsctive of country or creed, take active measures to find ut who are the thieves, and render justice to Resolved, That a committee of twelve b necessary funds collection be tak et and thate bay 608 Puan unsuccessful attempt was made to strike out the | thirty days imprisonment. ‘The complaint was sustained, nes nuctideatar, Conseeratar, temptum hoc: In nomi- \ ¢uird resolution. : ged the magistrate held Leonard to bail in the sum of tris, {et Spiritus Sancti; in honoram Dei; | “yr, ’s lence th to amswer the charge. Tne complaint made ry Virginls Marine, et. que omniuin Sanctorum, | enormity OR ghe cate and aide toe aad bor, | Lacnerd spaiust Mr: King was dismianod. sf ad vomen et memoriam Sancti Johanus, Pax tibi!” The | be allowed eWWmin Esgland. The girl hed been examined | _Arred of Burglars ~The police ef the Seventh ward, at about four o'clock yosterday morning, succeeded in cap- turingthree burglars, naned Charles Wililams, Joha Wil- Laws, ard Jobn Coles, on » charge of burglariously oa- tering the dwellicg house No. 179 East Broadway, occu- ied Mr. Joriah Macey. The burglars, it seems, ef- red an entrance by boring a hole with aa auger in the pavel of the basement deer.fwhich they cut out, and thus parred into the house. ty visited eeveral rooms, aad collected therefrom s gold snuff-box, various small ar- cles of jewelry, and fis in money, which they were about convey’ ing ‘off when stopped ei rgeant Manwaring, Lyors, and McMahon, ot the Seventh ward police. It seems that Mr. Masey’s family were out of town and the premises closed. Tne roguos entered the house during the night, and rapsacked every bureau, clove! &c. in search of money or jewelry, but not coutente with that, demolished and m the articles of furniture. One of the policemen discovering that bur- glare were in the house, sent to the station house for aid, and when they arrived the premises were snrround- ed; one of the thieves made his way over the back fence into the rear of # bouse on Henry street; the inmates of ‘the houre heard the thief, gave an alarm, and the police- man tabbed him just as he emerging from the front door. There appear to have been four barglars; three captured, and the fourth escaped. On the persons of the prisoners the snuff box and the other stolen arti- cles were found, which were identified by Mr. Macey as property belonging to bim, The accused parties were conveyed before Justice Wood, who comm! them to prison for trial An Outragens Mistake—On Thursday night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, & man named William Jenkins was arrested by the police, on a charge of committing an in- decent assault apd battery on the person of Mrs. Fliza- —— atesch repetition, making the vaulted reof ring ballelojabs to God aud the Lamb. At this time the doors were opened and the people Fushed in and filled the body of the church, th® seats be: ing reserved for the ladies— and the consecration being finished shortly sfter, the Archbishop aud the clergy re- tired into the ‘ide chape! to prepare for the celebration of the first mars in the temple now sanctified, hallowed und fitted for the holy sacrifice. After = short space the ceiebrant, the Archbishop of Thebes, Archbithope Hughes,of New York, Parcell of Cinciavati, and Kendrick of St. Louis, the Right Reverend Bishops 0'0oc nor of Pittsburg. Le Ferre of it, Van- derveide of Cuiesgo, ard the mueh loved Bishop of the jiocesd; with Drs’ Salzman, Norris, Paulhubor, and Ives, and sowe sixty er severity priests, took thelr seats ‘tm the sarctusry. Immeciately on their entry a tremen- dous burst of m-sic filled the cathedral, and the celebra- tiom of Pontitics! High Mass commenced. After the ocxclurion of mass, Arch vishop Haghes com. weneed hir sermor,and toot his tagt from the 1th ehapter of 8+ John, beginning with the 47th verse. He said that God overruled the malice of the man, to preserve the dignity of the priesthood; that Caiphas being high priest ‘that year, he was wade to prophecy against his liking, and with a much wider signification than the saving of a small nation. merely, for St. Johm immediately adds, “‘gnd rot for that nation only, but also that he should ‘ther together in ore the children of God that were seat ed abroad” The preacher said it might seem far- fetched to conrect an event cf te-day, with that which took place eis bteen centuries ego. but what had taken lace ou this inet day of July en the banks of Lake Mich- mm, the consecration, with solemn pemp and rite. ef megrificent temple to the worship of God, where privately, and the directors bad probably instigated suc exsmination, The entire public opinion of Jersey Cit; was in her favor. He knew of am Alderman who h. told him that if the bank bed offered s reward for the thieves, without the money, there was aman who was ready to produce them in six hours. He would, now that the other resolutions bad been adopted ther on his own responsibility, which wa: Resolved That while this mocting depre attempting to Catherine Kennedy fi renalty an impartial trial may award her, yes wo cannot refrain from expressing our indignation at ths course which the bank anthori pursued toward her, in attempt ing to overthrow the great palledium of this republican con- stitution, Ly enbjecting apy citizen to the horrors of an in quisition! Mr. WAKEMAN opposed this resolution. The Board of Directors did not arrest the girl—it was dons upon the oMidavit of Mr. Fox, the cashier of the bank, in whose house she lived. The directors wanted to do justice to everybody. Mr. Summers had said that the offering of a reward for the thieves, without the money, would bring them. If he thought so he weuld be the first to move a resclution to offer a reward for that purpose. At any rate, the characters of the directors wo live down any aspersions that might be cast upon them ina public meeting. Prmk Bewtiry, President of the bank, was astonished at the resolution. The Soard of Directora wanted ail the light that could be had on the subject. They were willing to do justice to everybody. Thoy were perfectly willing that rhe should de removed on a writ of habeas corpus. All that they wanted was justice. He would like to have Mr. Summers give the name of the Akierman he referred to. (Cries of * Name,” ‘ Name.’*) Mr. Suxers answered Mr. Bentley, and urged the loagithan thirty years ago. perhaps on thig yery spet, | adopticn of the resolution. He war prepared to give the | beth Griffith, residing at No, 369 Sixth avenue, under the savege Indian threa: | the mages of the war- | name—it was that ef Alderman Brewer. He would ask | the following circamstances. ig seoms by the sfidavit dance—was but the fulfiimest of the prophecy | Mr, Bentley these questions :—Was not the evidence as | mace by Mrs. Griffith, that on the evening in question comtained im the text, that the death of Christ | strong against some other parties as against Catherine | she was lying on her rofa in the parlor, betwosn the was mot partial, bur for all the children of Gods | Kennedy? Did he think it possible for auy person who | hours of 11 aod 12 o’slock, between asleep and awake, He atulated the Right Rev* Bishop of Milwaukee, | knew nothing about the lock of the safe to openit in | awaiting the return of ber husband and ultimately fell who in bis br«f apostieship, inspired by his patron St. | that +sbort time even if they bad the key? Hed Cathe- | asleep. Inn cbort time after she wi ‘oke, the light Jeha—bad done so mueh in this large and new field, and | rine Kennedy ever found the bank open in a similar way | was out, aud she felt the face of a mau leaving on her also that it se happened that the representative of the suc- | hefore, and spoken of it to Mr. Fex and his son? Mr. | neck. Sheat first supposed of course it was her hus- cossor of St. Peter bad met here the successor of St. John. | Lentley eid not reply. sing her band to his face she found him He tuleted the architect, and the workmea, and Mr. Wakem ay sgain addreened the andience in opposi- 8. Her husband not having any, sho at wae covgrat asvnful generally. that they had here a place te bring their children to hcly baptisms, te them to God in their youth; and that the youth of both sexes, attached to other by mutual affection, could come here te en- ver the holy r'ste of Leper | and reesive s benedicti en their union He then sj the ubiquity and uni. verenlity of the Cetbolic church; that it knew no geo- phy, no politica; of its unity, not of place or time, fae rs ita trath, and ite anity of teaching that truth. He said, the pen that is moved by inspiration moves quicbly and does not wait to give explanations; but the religion of Christ compreheasls all philosophy, and all reasom; that the ab: day omtained within herself all the marks of trut®, un holiness, Catholictty apos- tolicity, &>, the seme as rbe did eighteen hundred yoars ago. ‘Ye spoke ef tbe divinity of her government, of her facraments, as so many channels to raivation, by which the erring may return or come to Ged, He affirmed, there could not be twe revelations unless there were also two Geds—but there could be no contradiction ia God, could be no religion but one In the order of trath all is the same He spoke of private judgment, and private in- spiretion, and the narrow, finite intellects of men—that infwity alone could comprebend and explain infinity, and that if God could be explained be would be no longer God. In the evening, veepers were sung; after whic! t eloquent and beaatifi that 3 improper liberty, and rove immediately from the sofa, screamed out for seristance, aod ran down stairs: the ao: cused followed after ber, ard was in the street when off- cer Garbutt took him into custody. The prisoner endea- yored to excuse himself by saying he had made a mistake; but to this kind of an apology the lady refused to lixtan and the officer took him to the station house. Tne following day he was conveyed before Justice MeGrath, who piacea him under examination on the eharge of at tempting to commita rape. Io his examination Jenkins stated that he is 30 yeors of age, a native ef New York, and resides at 257 West Seventeenth street, and a cutter of clothing. In the defence of bis eonduct, he «ald, “I am not guilty of apy inteutional injury to the complsin- ant, having been at the time laboring under a mistake as to the person complaining ageinst me; I entered the house supporivg it to be the residence of an nequaintance. The magistraie, Justice MoGrath, not crediting the story of mistake, as told by the defendant,:held him to bail in the sum of $1,€00 to answer the charge at court. Mr. Bush, of 257 Wert Seventeenth street, entered into the requiced surety, and Mr. Jenkins was liberated from custody, tion to the resolution. He said it was all false, as fa: the directors were coneerued. A resolution more fal could not be formed. It was absolutely hellish. If he thought he had any fellow citizens who would vote such a revolution of censure on him he would leave the city. The directors had nothing to do with the girl’s imprison- ment. She was arrested under Mr. Fox's affidavit. She was in the hands of the law, and they had nothing to do with her. The reroluticn was withdrawn. In accordance with the resolution before adopted, the following named gentlemen were choren a committes of twelve to raise funds for the purpose of assisting the girl to procure able couveel, &c. Robert Gilchrist, Sen., Patrick Donelly, Matthew Sommers, ,Timothy MoUarty, E ©. Hopper, Wm. Burnstead, Thomas Royle, Daniel Keenan Francia Boyle. Patrick Martin, Isaiah Hutton, and Augustus Hardenberg. And then the meeting ad- journed, An effort is to be made to bring the girl before ‘a court on a writ of habeas corpus to day. ‘Poltee Intelligence. AN ALLEGED CHARGE OF PERJURY PENDING AGAINST J. L. BOYD. Before Justice Stuart. ‘The cae of alleged perjury pending sgsiast John L. Archbishop Poree!l D 3 “ Fn om ho “hell Prosenon fall of thought, fall of | Boyd, on tke complaint of Samuel Drury, came up yes- Fie one rath acs 1 ry tops ony Tuesday evenio Muswetion from nature, and full of argument which , terday before Juntice Stuart for a hearing, at the request of the defendant. The circumstances under which the perjury is sought to be sustained is, that the defendant had made bis promissory note in favor of Mr. Drury, which was not paid at maturity, and it had been trans ferred to Mz. Ruckman, who oronght an action for the recovery. The defendant Boyd had put in an answer de- nying the allegations in the complaint, and se'ting up a counter claim, in the shape of a set off, alleging that Drury was the owner of the note at the time it became doe, and if #0, he bad certainly a right by law to set up any Cemand he bad against Drury. To aypport this coun- ver claim, when be was notified to ake them a bill of particulars, he ret out the claim which ne had against large amount, and, among other things, set having been paid for Mr. Drury in 1846, °47, 48 an ; but this recount being very vague and general, they applied to one of the Judges of tho Superior Court (Judge Oakley) for an order for a more particular account of the counter claim. That order Mr. Boyd, who up to that time had ap ally for the defenee. In answer to that 4 this farther bill of particulars, which nees, One of thé Baltimore papers rays:—Mr Riggs was a native of Montgomery county, Maryland. In esrly life he remored to Georgetown, wliero he engaged in busiuess, and sub-equently took into. partnership George Peabody, Fsq,, the eminent Amerioan banker, now residing-ia Lon” don. They afterward came to Baltimore, where, for many years thoy carried on the dry goods basiness, un- der the firm of Riggs & Peabody. Mr. Riggs, about thirty years ago removed to New York, and having closed his welll” in this city, entered there into the banking busl- nena, which he had slad soioved with creat aueoess, 2° his death leaving largely over & fulltion cf dolla Jeaven a wife and six children. Mr. Rigg wasa man of eminent worth in al! the relations of live, beloved by alt who knew him, and cherished by them for bis kindaess, charity, and noble characteristics of head aud heart. We noticed reeentiy one incident in illustration of this, whieh occurred on one of his visite which he yearly ma: hia native piace in Mentgomery county. Io pssalny pest Brookville, bis eye rented on a choo! heuse, fen marke of decay Closed the divine servives. Laying the Corner Stone of the First Mis ftom Methodist Episcopal Church, Wil. Mamsbarg. ‘The corner stone of a new church edifies, to be called the ‘First Mission Methodist Episcopal Chureh,” was laid with appropriate exercises, on the corner of Union Brenu® and South Third street, yesterday afternoon. The Oxercises were opened with reading the 24 chapter of Ist Ephesians, by Rev. Mr. Halstead, of the South Second wireet Methodist Episcopal Church,after whieb the hymn commencing — Behold the sure foundation stone Which God in Zion lay, ‘Was sung by the choir. An appropriate prayer was then made by Rey. Dr. Wakely, of New York, which was fol Jowed with a lengthy address by Rev. Joho Invklp, of the Madioon street Methodist Episcopal Church, New York, in which he reviewed the progress of the Methodist deaom! nation, from the time it was first eetabliahed by John Wesley, up to the present day, He concluded by noticing the Episcopel educational system of the Methodist, as & den’ mipetion After he had finished, Mr. Pomeroy, President of the Bociety, gave a short history of the commencement of the rociety in Williamaburg, together with some stetivties, which were given im yerteriay's Heeain. A collection was thentaken up, in which the reomipts by contribution aad subscription amourted to about 8600. ‘The ceremony of laying thr corner ewe was then formed by Bishop Jaron, arsieted by Rev Mr S Landon, the poudiiog Eléor of the Long Island district ring He turned round to those who were in company with bim, and ssid :—" Gentlemen, that rehool house wants repairing—puil it down, and erect another anda better one in ita place, and draw oume for the money that it costs.”’ It was dove, and sow a handsome and well constructed rehool house wtacds to porve' the charity of the man who had it b Mr. Riggs & man of the strictest integrity, and all his dealings were marked with characteristic frankness and fairness, won for him the confidence and esteem of all who had any buriners to do with him, and hia death wil! be re- garded as @ public lose, oa it'ts. *Jobn L. Boy © defendant herein, belog duly sworn, aid—That ov or abut the Ist day of March, 147, at the request of Samuel Drury, he paid for taxes due for the is 1846, on thirty acres of laud belonging to said Semuel Drary, sud itunte in the town of Newtown, as- roneed and valued at $6,500, and also a taxon the per “ i penerty of the «wid Gameel Drary, assessed at #15 000, with collection fees, $53 70,” This first item is alleged to be entirely false, without even a plans ibility to support it; he was never asked to pay them, ard on the coutray, Mr. Drury had paid them himeelf, and teken the receipt from Boyd aw collector, and bed alse bis ewn check. The second item, which read “that on or about the firrt day of March, 1848, he, at the like request, paid the Wiamsburg Olty News, Frorway Romukny.—Three devperate characters, named Frederick Jemes Topley, John O'Brien, an: lie Topley, alias Julia Williame, were yerterday morping arrested by officers Bewnett, Sterritt and Murphy, charged with hay- ing, about twelve o'clock on Thursday night, avsaulted, knocked down and robbed Hugh M. Seaman of a gold ued at $125, in Grand street, Tho watch waa ‘The servicers clored by the choir singing & hymn pre- | isces due on the real and I property of the sald watel val . a BEE She sores, ot Co prunes ot tine bene: | Samuel Drory, for the year 1847, which, dala Sone fr thelr possession, aud thoy were sent te Brook ishop Ja SmvouLaR Norr.—Complaint was yesterday made before Jumtice Boswell, by Charles Vieth, charging a man, ed Jobn Russéli, who keena a porterhouse at No. 319 ind street, with defrauding his out of $24 worth of by giving him ia paymeat therefor a note, of she foBowing {s am exact copy :— ‘4 follows -—real estate, 85,500; a: - ey at $10,000, with collection feos, $42 me” falee, and it was upon these first two items it is based, cod exhibited a copy of the plond- nekman vs. Boyd,” to show the pen- Geney of the action, ke , and the order made by Judge Onkiey for forther particulars; to produce and — New Eptssopal Church ‘The corner stone of Zion Church ia to be inkl thie afternoon by Bishop Wainwright, at the corner of Madisea avenue and Thirty eighth street, at five o'clook. ‘The beauty of the location, the merits of the design, prove the further bill of part{oulars, the improvements in the vicinity, amd the popnlartty | The first witnome called was A. Galatin Stevens, one of of the prelate who ts to officiate om the oossion. will | the ettorneys for the defendant in Ruckman vs. Boyd, It Grew tovather « lsree nenommbiy, Mesers, Woila sad Dud- | ow tranep'red that the original affidavit way not forth- Ja acy the architects, coming, baying im some mansex disappeared, The wit- $41,00. Williamelargh, Ma. 24¢h, 1288, ‘io months after death, I promizo to’ pay Chas. Vieth, twenty-four dollars for value not recelved JORN RUSSELL. The sbove note wan given tothe Farmers’ and U.tivens’ Bank for coliestion, where the fraud was first discovered and poitted out to Mr, Vieth, ST a a eS & * lea i TTD SSE ae meee an iE a UmEEED Un SURES RENNES IS NEEEROROEES SET SS OS eae OS ne at St. John’s Church, H, Dawaon, M.D., to ‘clock, from the residemee of his parents, No, 40 Spring street. On Friday, August 5, at her residence, No. 117 West | Seventeenth street, MarGaket Haepert aged 25 years. Her triends and the family are invited to attend her funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two o’elock. On Friday, August 5, Mary Frances, youngest child of O. H. and Catharine-Kelly, aged 16 months and 9 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are in- vited te attend the aftersoen, at throe @’elock, frem the residence ef her parenta. No. 144 East Forty-second street, between Second and Third avanues. On Friday morning, August 5, at one o’clock, MakGaRur Janey, cavghter of Jane and James Shepherd, aged 2 years 1 month and 13 dass, The relatives avd friends of tho family are invited to sttend ber funeral, from her late residence, No. 4 Carroll streot. South Brooklyn, this afternoon, at two o’elock, without further invitation. In Latha on Thuraday becteres August 4, Mar canst A., wife of Heary B Witty, aged 20 years. ‘The relatives abd friends of tho family, and those of her father, R. L. Jaques, and brother, G. W. Jaquas, are respectfully invited to uttend the funeral, this afverneon, st half past two o'clock, from the residence of her nus- band, Navy street, tbree doors south of Fulten avenue, Brooklyn. Her remains will be interred in the family ground at Greenwood Cemetery. In Hoboken, on Thursday, August 4, of consumption, Cyumpa Looxxr, in tbe 70th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend ber funeral, this afternoon, at half past two o’clock, from the Presbyterian church, corner of ‘Washington and Third streets, Hoboken. At Washington, New Jersey, fon Thursday, August 4, ‘Taomas TonGE, son of the late E. R. Tonge, aged 27 years and 11 months, The funeral service will take place at Calvary Church, in Pearl street, between Nassau and Concord streets, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at two o’elock, The friends of the family, and the members of Eureka Lodge, I. 0. of 0. F,, are respectfully invited to attend. ‘At her revidence, in Orange, New Jersey, on Thursday, Avgust 3, Mias Sretta A, Dork, in the 824 year of her age. At empettals Ly 1, Avourmus Srovverm, youngest + Hempe 1, ADOLPHUS 0 son of Joseph Stouvenel, aged 15 months, id The funeral will take place from his late residence, No, 107 Prince street, this forenoon, at eleven o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are re» Uy inviied to attend, without further invitation. 3 remains will be anes > Grsenwens aye ara : ur morni 5, RET L., wife of aw Van Doworen’! Aveust ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, from her late residence, West Troy, N. ¥., to morrow, endtenty, ai Bridgeport, Conn., on Friday, July 5, in ¢ ‘ear of bis RORGE H. BROWN, youngest son of Helena 7. and the late W. Horaco Brown.” ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, thi afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of his uncle, John S. Avery, No. 31 Market street. Leng Island papers please copy. On Friday, pebead 5, after Pi illness, Ropert Provost, Jr., aged 53 years 6 months and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- biotic! = lechanics’ Le Hiner Sostety, ae ry ‘remem, and the Fire it are respectfully invited to attend bir funeral, rom hii late residence, No. 154 Ludlow street, this afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice. On Friday afternoom, August 5, Samvzn Paice, Sen., in the 50th year of bis ogo. ‘The relatives and frien3; df the family, and the mem- bers of Enterprise Lodge, I. 0. of O. Fare respectfully invited to attend his eral, tomorrow afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of his son, Reuben Price, Twenty-first street, near Third avonue, Gowanus, Brooklyn, nveyances will be in attendance at Fulton ferry at two o’clock On Friday, August 5, Ernestine Aprie, only daughter of Mrs. Caroline Mey nie, 18 a of age. On Friday evening, August 5, at Fordham, Marcarsr I., we ee Walter Valentine, and daughter of James Bath- gate, Exq. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, to-merrow afternoon, at four o'clock, without farther invitation. ip SR ee A NEE MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, Ree eens tg and Re A package letters intended for the New York ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THU DAY. Port of New York, August 5, 1853, CLEARED. Steamships—Northern Light, Miner, Sai Juan, Nie, © Morgan; Atlantic, West, Liverpool, E K Collins & Go; Georgia, Budd, Aspinwall, M_O Roberts. Sbips—Jessore, Fbilips, New Orleans, Pogle & Hazard; American Union, Kelly, Liverpool, Grionell, Minturn & Co: Hurrie: Very, San Francisco, C W Thomas Barks—Portena (8). Bruce, Liverpool, J H Green; Jno Parker, Williams, Glasgow, Dunham & Dimon; Anne Buckman, Chapman, Mauritius. Crosby, Crocker & Co. Brigs—Apna Eliza (Br), Sleighthora, London, F Gillt- brand; Susan, Boyce, Baltimore, master; Wm Hi Clear Br), Pearce. Harbor Island, J G Muller: LR Palmer, ark. Philadelphia, Neemith & Sons; Ohio, Hatch, Phila: delphia, J W MeKee; Haabet (Norw), Bentzen, Hul Schmidt & Balchen; ‘Argo. Morton, Philadelphia, R Buck& Co; Elzira, Brown, Philadelphia, master; Elizabeth Watts, Collamore, Neuvitas, J W Elwell & Co; Linden, Rowe, Mobile, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Marshal Dutch, Coleord, Wiscassett, RP Buck & Co. Sobre Margaret Ann, Smith, Elizabeth City, master; Alice, Howell, Baltimore, Mailer & Lord; L 8 Strong. Jobnron, Georgetown, Doliner & Potter; John C Well, Beker, Providence, J H Havens; Charger, Blakeman, Richmond, CH Pierson; Copia, Sears, Philadelohia. J W McKee, Achiever (B:), Horton, St Thomas, Barnett & Co; William, O’Neil, Newburyport, O T Melntosh; John G White, Dyer, St Domingo, Maitland, Pholps & Co; JR Mather, Tilton, Malaga, M M Freeman & Co. Sloops—Cabinet, Freeman, Dighton, J H Hayens; Thos Hull, Hall, Providence, master; Rhode Island, Corso Providence, master: Charles, Rhedes, Providence, ma: Mary Brosh, Edwards, Wilmington, J W MeKee. Bork Lord Stanley (Br), James verpool, 66 a rk Lerd james, Li 66 days, to Tiark Brergree os ; 1 ats 1 4 aa rk Evergreen (Br), Carling, 61 days, wi passengers, fo Hedawald Seon ny? nm Bark Kate & Alice (of Boston), Lowe, Montevideo, 43 days, to Porter & Nickerson. 7 Brig Friendship, Wilson, Indian River, Me, 8 days, to C Snow. Brig Hamlet (or Thomaston), Crawford, Neuvitas, July 25, to J W Elwell.& Co. ig Mary E Thompson (of Searsport), Grant, Naguabo, PR, 10 days, toH D Brookman & Co, July 30, lat 33, lon 78 50, spoke schr Arcturus, of Saco, from St Domingo for Boston, 10 days out; was short of provisions, and sup- plied her. the captain of the A died July 23, and the schr was in charge of a pessenger, none of the crew under- standing navigation. Brig Rowland (of Ss oa = Falls, San Juan, Cube, 10 days, to J W Elwell & Co Jufy 31, off Cape Hatteras, spoke bark Catbarine, of New York. Brig Augusta, Stone, Savamnah, 7 days, to Sturges, Clearman & Co, a id Tybee, Verguson, Charleston, 4 days, to George olkiey. Sebr Aon Maria, Concklin, Newbern, 5 days, Schr Belmont (Br), Scott, Windsor, 16 daya, for Newark, July 51, off Nantucket South Shoal, spoke bark Syeland, for Boston. Bilg Alesncde (Br), Perry, Windsor, NS, 12 days, to waster Sebr Waterville, of and from Boston, bound to Wil- mington, put into this pert. having been in contact with an unknown vessel last night, carryiog away the jib- boom, forerail, &e. Sebr Bounty, Chatabera, Virginia, 3 days. Sehr Santee, Smith, Norfolk, 4 days. , 0 daye. dca, 6 daga, ladelphis, 3 dary, &0 at Sebr Rio, Coflin, a: ayn. x Kinggold, ———, Machiss, 8 day ee, Robina, Harwich, 2 days. Elizabeth, Small Harwieh, 2 days. Eebr Cornelia, Young, New Bedford, 2 days Stoamer John Marshall, Copea, Philadelphia. BELOW. Ship Lanerk (of Boston), 100 days from Mobae, Bay of put in for orders. Also two briga, unknown, SATLPD. Steamchips Northern Light, San Juan, ani Georgia, Aapicwn! ind at eunrive, NNE; meridian, SW; sunset, % a, Gi By Sanpy Hoor Privtinc TRUAGRAPH.] Tan Hicntayps Aug 5—Sundows, The ootward bound voscela have all gone to sen oxoapt one bark and one briz, now coming down the bay, One sbipand two brigs in the offing—no signals Wind light from SW, Weather hazy. Telegraphic Marine Reports, Bogtos, Aug 5, Arrtved—Steamship Niegare Liverpool. Cleared—Park Boutherner, Australia; Ionia, Rio Ja- neizo, Nuw Beoronn, Ang 4. Arrived—Dark Champion, Pacific, with 500 bbls sp oil. 7. Epoaxtows, July 80. Arrived—fchr fylph, Brown, Brookhaven for Hoston; Aug 1, sehr Bolivar, Robinson, New York for Boston; 2d, ship Jobn Wade, Little, do do; brigs J A Taylor, Slesper, éo do; E Baldwin, Mongomery, Port Lion NY, for do; vebra Mary, Yater, Rondout for do; John Rugyles, Daw: fon, New Loudon for do; Medford, Veasie, Portemonth, RL for do; fea Mark, Coombs, Ph Indelphia for do; Sami Navh. Allon, Rondout for do; Klkavab Paine, Higgiss, N Yo k for Provincetown id= Arr abip Maseachurette, Nickerson, of an’ from Navtacket, to Gt for whaling. Scnr Saratoaa, Wase, from Boston for Millbridge. with @ cargo of merchandise, went ashore on Bear Island 25th ult, and it is supposed the vessel and cargo will bo a total loss; crew saved. Scm# AnrazaM*Browy, in ballast, from an Eastern port bound to this city, went ashore on the Bread and Cheese, Hurlgate, on Thursday last, but wes got off next morning without sustaining any-maierial damage. A StooP, name unknown, hence for an Fastera port, while passing through Hurlgate yesterday, struck on a , Bnd was got off, and procéeded to Flushing bay, where she sunk. Steamship Franklin, ence’ for Havre, July 21, lat feamal UT 42 20, lon 60. ‘aegepa: hb atroe Mde Brig Ann Q Pratt, Hull, from Manzanillo for New York, July 21 off Cape Antonio, im ig Flizal TOT ~———e for wana (#0) posed E, hence for Para), July 29, lat 39, fon tS 2 ‘Schr Plandome, hence for Savannah, Aug J, off Cape Hatteras, Foreign Ports. Maes ag od July 27, brigs Havana (Br), for Sa- gua to load for NYork, takes 300 bhds sugar at $6 25, aod deck load of molasses at $2 per hd; Yankoe, Sturdivant, for Sierra Morena, to load molasses for Montreal, gets $425 per bhd under deck, and $3 on deck, capacity 600 bhds; A Blanchard, Blanchard, for do to load molasses at $4 25 per hhd, capacity 1,300 boxes; Aonians, Yates, for Boston log; schr Hy Atkins, Rendell, for Havana to load sugar for New York at $5 per hhd and 61 25 per bor. Cunrve60s—In port July 26, barks Franklin, Gibbs, for Beston, 1dg; Laura Snow, Hall, hence; Louisa Eaton, Shields, for Boston, ready, (the liek of her having sid 28d, should probably have been eld); brigs Neptune. Up- ton, for Boston, ready: Leonice, Bradbury, from Port land; achr Jas N Muir, Boose, from ston, J. Haurax—Arr July 29, echr Lady Seymour, Young, Philadelphia. Havana—Arr Te brig Norman, Nevens, Portland, Cid 234, brig Sarab Therndike, Day, Matanzas. In port 29th, barks Baragostor, Turley, for Gerk and a market, chartered at £3 10s. ot ity 2,600 boxes; Childe Harold, Olmstead, for New York immediately; Japonica, Powers, for Philadelphia soon; brigs 8 Thurston, Beals, for Cienfueges to load sugar fer NYork at $7% per hhd, and $235 per box, ae 1,200 boxes; Marietta, Carver, for do, carries 800 boxes, has $6 per bhd, and $14, per box sugar, and similar rates for sundzies; J S Lessips, for New Orleans 30th; Pauline (Belg), from Bes- ton, arr 27th; Bellona (Belg), from New York, arr 20th; schrs Midas, Rauch, fer New Orleans immediately; E Dorsey, for do do, . LagvyRa—In port July 19, brig Maria, Fickett, hence via St Thomas—had been in quarantine 6 days. MonTEvino—Ia port June 41, barks Mary Broughton, Bowers, for Boston; Lion, Alexander, from do, diag; Grisis, Wiley, for NYork; Edward Koppiech, Upton, from and for Salem, Zototh Bailey, for do; Elizabeth Beans, ierce, dirg: ry Adeline, (late Nye, une a ae do; 1B, Crowe) ‘and. Chickasaw, ing. Mavaciz-ia part aly" Shree Delia, Foster, wig YAGURZ—| is wi cargo; Monica, Rollins, pt flial ae i Matanzas—In port July 28, brig Brownsviile City, Vi- xing, for NYork, chartered to loed sugar at $5. per hha, an Netvaube In port July 26, bi kk Seott Dyer, Hil, for N evviras—In ), bar! for yriga Chinchilla. ‘Lane, for de'3 daya; Oo. arr Gittings, York 5th inst; brigs lestina, Fickett, do 1st inst; Florenc’, Ray, hen: 20th; GW Britkerhot, Philbrook, and Mery Hamilton, Jordan, from and for do 21st. Porto Capeilo—No American veseel in port July 22. St Jouy, NB—Arr August 1, brigs Hart, Campoell, NYork; 24, Charlotte, Bennett, Porto Rico via NYork. Cid Ist, bark Gen Taylor, Mitchell, Penarth Roads; achrs F A Heath, Putnam, Providence; Julia, Anderson, Salem; Frapklin, Mussels, Beverly. fr Caruanives—in port April 16, bark, Elia Thornton, Reynard, ‘from NBedford, Feb 12, for San Francisco, to sail next day, San Juan {Cobe)—Ia port about July 25, bark Harriet Spaulding, Spaulding, ldg for NYork. Sacca—In port July 26, backs Isnardon, Sparks, for NYork, 16g; Murillo, Weodside, unc; brig Alesia, Has- kell, for Boston, ready. Trixipap—In port July 23, brig Cordelia, Mitebell, for Boston, ldg. Home Ports, ALEXANPRIA—Arr Aug 0, scur Louisa Gray, Sharp, from NYork. Sld 24, schr Eliza Jane, Nantucket. ALBANY—Arr Aug 4, schrs Oregon, Lovell, Boston; DT Willett, Smith, Providence; Andrew Brown, Lovell, Boston; slop Georgiana, Brown, New, Bedford. cid steamer Clark, Clark, Hartford; achr Lucy Elizabeth, Thorn, Branford, Conn. BOSTON—Arr’ Aug 4, ship Corsair, Clark, Sagua 22d ult; barks Susan W Lind, Sweetser, NOrleans; Hamilton, Driver, Pensacola; Ida, Hallett, Baltimore; Justice Story, Ryder, do; beige Aurelia Eldridge, Aux Cayes 18th uit; Jace Howes, Manuel, do 15th uit; Nereus, Masury, Man- zepilla 17th alt; A Dunbar, Eldridge, Curacos 15th ult; Eliza Burgess, Gorham, San Jyan, Cubs 2ist ult: J Nick: érson, Nickerson, Baltimore: Wm D Shurts, Sterling. do; Glara Ellen, French, Philadelphia; schrs Gil Blas, Avery, Eleuthera 2ist ult,'via NYork; Alice Mowe, Pike, Balit- ‘more; New York Packet, Thompson; Albion, Eaton; Aan EG Cattell, ——; 8 Castner, Cullen: Gazelle, Ireland, and Unicn, Parsons, Philadelphia; Forest, Small, and Otranto, Morgan, Rondout; Wolcott, Beers, and Z H Saal, Doaue, hence. 'Cld_rhip’ Daniel Webster, Howard, Liverpool; bark Mary, Whelden, Gibraltar and » market; beigs PR Hichboru; Ellis, Philadelphia; schrs ‘Susan, Rica, ich: mond; Henry Alfred, Tabbut, Philadelphia; Suwnasett, Robbins, Go; Boston, Corson, Cape May, NJ. Sid bark Ocesn Wave, in tow; bark Tally Ho was towed to soa Previous evering; brigs Helen Jane, Rodney Carr, Hoape- rns, ard A Hayford. also went to sea then. BALTIMORE—Arr Ang 4, schrs Mary G Tarbell, Rich, Providence. Hannah Matilda, Rockhill, Dighton,’ Mavs, ‘Telegraphed, om unknown bark. Cid, bark Ella, Flyno, Weymouth, Mass; brig Shackford, Michener, EBoston. BRISIOL—-Arr Avg 2, rohrs HH Talman, Young, and Lucy Ann, Irela: Davis, Somerset, an , Philadelphia; sloop Temperance, sailed for NYork. ? em BATH—Cld Aug 2, bark Geveral Taylor, Dennisan, Ha- vans. BANGOR—Arr Aug 2, brig Osceola, Higrt Philadel- |. New York. Bhs; tehrs Bizabeth, Rondout; Jonny id, brig John & Mary, (Br), Sunderland, Eng, via St John; schr Wm Drinkwater, ’illsdelphia , CHARLESTON—Arr Aug 2, steamship Southerner, Ewen, NYork. Cid, Span bark’ Pitiusa, Granada, Palms and a market: Span brig Cid, Sacrista, Palma and’ s mar- ket; brig Clinton, Walker, NYork; Span schr Ysabel, Si- chek, Barcelona.” Sid brig Clinton; schs Gardaer, Pike, (8 toasted), Cranmer, a northern Poets HARTFORD—Arr Aug 4, sehr J 8 Lane, Southworth, hence: rloop Henry Clay, do. MACHIASPORT—Arr July 28, schr Northern ‘Light, Holmes, Rondout; 30th, brig Maty Francss, ——, Boston, to lond for Clenfuegoa. ' Sid 27th. briga Protection, Grant; Crawford, Norton, and Citizen, Brown, New York; sehra Presto, Ingalls, do. _In port dist, wig wind, schr Gipsey, (new), Ingalls, for NYork. MOBILE—Cid July 28, rchr HA Stephenson, Post, New ork. NEW LONDON—Arr Aug 2, schr Jos E Smith, Minor, Stonington. for North Caroling, PHILADELPHIA—Arr Aug 4, steamer Kennebec, Clark, hence; scbrs Voader do Vouga (Port), Santos. Oport 46 days; Mail, Crowell, Providence; Lowell ; Mailer, Thatcher, and Nancy Bishop, Kelly, Bostou; Charter Oak, Kelly, hence; Nictous, Wallace, Milibridge, Me. ld brig Susan Smail, Small, Boston; selrs N é Crane, Seamen, Providence. PROVIDENCE—Arr Aug’3, sohrs Oxford, Baker, Balti- more via Avponsug, Giats lower, Babeock; Sshoolboy, Perry; Emeline Chester, Blackman; Oatario, Vangilder; and Antares, Corson, Philadelphia; TC Lyman, Keleey, Rondout; Isaac Tunnel, Pall, do fic Pawtucket; sloovs Hope, Gardiner, Rondout; J D Fish, Babeock, NYork, Old, brig Boston, Torrey, Philadelphia. Sid, schr Mecca, Ward, Philadelphia: sloop Pointer, Fowler, NYork. Arr 4th, propelior Osceola, Matchoster, henco, schra Jckn Bowman, Churn, Nanvemond, Va; John Rogers, Mayhew, Philadelphia; sloops Dioad, Colemaa, ® Harvest, French, hence, Beiow sehr William '& NYork.' Sd, brig Boston, Torrey, Philadelphin; aches James H Deputy, Wedmore; John W Gandy, Townsend; Bonita, Hansenmb; James Donnell, Lank; HF Ketc Cromer; and James W McG lard, Care, NYork via Warren. POBTSMOUIH~Sld Aug 3, schr Frauk, Handy, for Troy. NY. RORTLAND—Arr Aug 8, sohr Jas C Vales, Smith, Philn- delobia, Cid brig Inola, Park, do. RICHMOND—Arr Aug 3, ‘schrs Lynchburg, Couch, NYork; John Bell, Harn, Kasi yort; Lydia Ann, Voorbies, NYork. Sid Wesover, loyal, Soto SAVANNAH—Arr Aug 2, steamship Augusta, Lyon, Leneo, Cid, brig Black S¥aa, Hogan, and xenr Wm Hone, Bolles, NYork STONINGTON Arr Ang 3, achra Richmond, henee for Providence; Oregon, do fur New Bedford. SALEM—Arr Aug 3, sour Wn Stevans, Bargor, for Phi- ladelphia. Cld brig Jozefino, (Braz), Maranbain and Para. Sid brigs Ruscell, Georgetown, DO; America Bray, and Sein! Small, Troadwell, Philedelphte; sehr Baith, Crowell, 0. WILMINGTON, NC—Acr Ang 2, rohr 8 Powell, Ooffin, NYork Woolsey, do; sloop Wil- LSVURTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY, ———————————— MPORTING dic. anne rrrrrrrnonre 0G LOBT.—FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, ON i etdng afternoon, Anguat 6, from Cwenty Rent rtecot armall bmok and tan terrier dog, with red moroceo collar: Aoewers to the name of Jack. Afly person rolurning the tame to 96 East Twonty-first strect, shail reoclyo tle above reward, J OR SALF—A YBLLOW AND WHITE SETTER DOG, warranted every way. Apply at No. 6 Barclay stroot. COAL, eee EW CREFK COAL.—THE SUBSCRIBER (TAS FOR alo Cumberland conl of a superior qnality, for family miths’ nae, ‘rom the minos of the Now Crook Company, CHAS. A. AMBLER, No, 106 Bigath otroet, BOUANS, ROOMS, BIG. WAT _. $200.000. Sa, ae ee yp A eer ob Nassan strovt, Hoss. WANT))-WITHIN ONE ray, between Gray St referenee’ given “A ISteot' ave" ar_ teu yours Will be ° , quired. Address W. R. I Herald offies. Le WANTED~AT BEDrorD, L. I. ALSO byw lot ited, within a1 f the city by road. “Inquire sfoowns Renan Real Estate andl general Auctioncers, 72 Triaity Butiding, 111 Brosdway. ROOMS WANTED-UNFURNISEED. BY A cian; a front room for offiee, abi a eomfortable bed= oom adjoining, ims private famil eon Leonar Fourth streets, one or two blocks from Bradway. Addi in writing, stating terms ad loostion, Ms, Schramm, Broadway. BLOCK Union 7 AMNTED TO PURCHASE & ines pigs. Inquire a inseet exterminator depot. 448 Bros "ANTED TO RENT—A SMALL HOUSE, OR PARI art side et Bcosavayr net teow ry ‘@house, on th coed $175 a your. Address D. days. FEW Pal OF FINE COSTAR’S vein and ay. Eighteenth, nor abo ee einnind ANTED TO PURCHASE-—A SMALL DRUG STORRS & very moder it, or to hire corner store im location for The terms to be the It . Address bex paces orice te Se IR WwW ‘ANTED—TO LEASE, A BUILDING FOR MANU facturiag soap twonty-five or ever. by forty feet, or o ‘a basement and two stories wonld be pre- ferred, but three stories without a tasement will answer; upper (ity preferred, | Address Building, box Tribune office Ming the size ef building and rent. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, IN ‘® private family, s furnished room, with good board. Address Borland, Herald office, stating terms. ‘WANTED-A STEAM BOILER AND ENGINE OF ‘about forty horse powor, "suitable for driving © saw mill, Apply, atating price and location, to John Smithy box 2,101 post effice. ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, THREE OR FOUR Feoms on the second floor of house, anywhere be- twon (Bleceker fad Thirty-f urth streot—wost side of the city preferred, Ront must not exceed $150. Address H. Lng ‘OUNG LADY’S SEMINARY WANTED—A LADY wishes an intorert in a» first elass established rehool, ir compensation will be paid. Citios preferred. ications sonfidential. Address box 2,097, New York HORSES, CARRIAGES, Se, Ve SALE—A CLOSE COACH, MADE BY LAWRESOB 5 is im com) order, and will besold cheap. C. HAM, No, 358 Broadway. -& SPLENDID SORREL HORSE, 1 six years olé, and » fast trotter: w: id in or double harness. Inquire of ISON & CO., 61 Pearl Lala tamale HORSE! shale ry; Li hb, i h horses are warranted sound i Yory fast pacer. Inquire at the goor to the Napoleen Hotel, ow i OR SALE—A PAIR OF SHETLAND PONIES—PRIOR $175 A a large iron ray, horse, s toon hands high: sold very low. Inquire of VAN BRUNT & WATROUS, 825 Went Bighteonth strect, or 200 Chambers street. N. Be Ponies and horse to be seen at 325 Wert Eighteenth street. FoR SALE THREE PAIRS OF FINE BAY HORSES, five and six years old this last spring, sixteoa hi dand kind, da hall mare, did bove. ry senbes an ao now livery and sale a ‘Wasbingven street, Habe eo ston at M. FLYNN’S le, No. 18 West Thirteenth street, between Fifth and Bixth avenues, F°, SALK-A FYI LARGE BAY HORSE, SRVEN ars old, warranted perfectly sound id kind. In- d 46 Hawil- aire at. Harrison & Fleet's livery stables, 44 t, oF 230 Water street, near Beekman, OR SALE—A BAY MARE, 16 HANDS HIGH, years old, warranted sound and kind, @ free and eller, and of great endurance; can trot s mile in four d pace'in three minutes. without the touch of « whip; is an oxcellent saddle horse, Will bo sold for less than her value, the owner having no further use for hor, Can be seem at 65 Pearl street. Fo, SALE—A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE, SIX rears old, sixteen hands high. pound xiadi cat contig fine action and aty: Ff, be 4 trays img ind of pee. Inq fu ut = d is ft for almost family horse, an for almost at 06 Haram ley street. a OR SALE—A LIGHT WAGON, WITHOUT TOP, IW good order, Inquire of C. G. GRICZ, 53 White street. HARNESS, Apply at the livery stable in Breome, GFECONDHAND, CARRIAGES, WacoNs, eo. Ac., for aml near Pitt street, u hye E SOLD FOR THE WANT OF USE—A ROCKAWAY ens » nearly h shafts and polo for one or, two horses. A. Jigl th in excellent order (ity baild, of or's make. be seenat W. PLANT" stables, in Atlantic near Smith street, Brooklyn. ‘AGONS FOR SALE.—A HANDSOME TOP WAGON only ugcd one month, will bo sold for $130; also. #1 road wagon for $100, both city built. Appl at Stable, cornor of State and Boerum streets, ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SOUND, WELL BROKE bay horse, sitteen hands high, gentle and kind both te single aud double harness, six years old. Apply at the yaed adjoizing the frame house No. 3 Irving place. y., Hancox, will leave Spring streot a& o'clock, Hammond atreet, 734; Broome streot, East river, $24, Peck lp, 64 plor No. S Norsh river, 9 A. M.: returee ing by 5 P. i . ame 1 Cotilion band will be on board. nd bait will be provided. Fare for the ROCHELLE AND @LEN COVE, Bote edged TONEW tenghing at Whitestone each way.—The splendid steame K dy hi artered ZEPPA. Rpring street, sioleck: wrocin it, E, Twonty-axth strect at 9 o'clock P.M. Captain shat he to bie fri the steamer ae ived, he trust: IRST TRIP OF 4, STEAMBOAT AROUND LAKE Superior, Angust 13, 1563.~The splendid or SAM WARD, Capt. E , Vill leave the Sault.) Saturday afternoon, August 13, on a trip of pleasa the whofe of Lake Superior, stopping a reasonable ti the following places:— Grand Island, Margnotts, Coprer Barbor, Eagle River, Ontonagon, La Potnte, Fond du Lao, Tie Royale, Pigeon River, Prinses Bay, Mitiohapitan, This trip will offer ap onport nity of seeing allthe bins | of this great inland sea, affording each passoager s view the world renowned Qonper Harbor, Eagle River Min Pictured Roc! Iron Mountain Cape. e and perth one hundred ana dey paseengcrn. “Tho state rooms will be. rotervad oo presaly for passeners taking the en . Tiakete for Gieorsion ty he had of" Be B. 8 WARD, Detroit er Pacific will leave Dotroit on the 116, wut, and will arrive in time for pasom- at 3PM. for ti gore to take th ard. RAND F. RBIONS FOR GONEY ISLANT, LAM Hamilton nek way.—Fare 12! conte oath % id splondid steamer REONOMY, capoém . Abell kas commoneed her regular daily ts forthe gouon, to Fort Hamilton and Coney Island, Tenving sete “ s at 6 A.M. 12 P.M., 34 P. rin River 1 ke ik. PP at ° bh Lynving Coney Jland, last trip, at GCF at ‘The new and elegant steamer OCBAN, will alto leave aa street, at 109A. M., 2P.M., 5% P.M. No. 3, North Rives, 1A, M,, 2 6P.m. Stopring at Fort Msmilten, oa thi it trip ov ring stroot nt 11 an jan iv 3, at and 3 o’ol Pn JOMN FRO MAN, peal tea ASANT EXCURSION TO NYACK AND DAK | LE. Hill Cometory.—Fare 1235 cents for tho whole econr- gion, The steamer ARROW will loave New York fro Chambers street jer, touching at Hammond streé, Monday, Ancust eth, abd, at elaht s'olook, A.M. Rat ing to the city abovt five o’elock, P.M 2 \UNDAY EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY, NIGH }) lands, Ocean Hou Leng Bes oh and Ocean Fort — The now steamer JAMES CORISTOPHER, Captain Price, will leave pier foot of Barolay street, on Suni yy mening. | 7th inet., at 9 oelock, Returning, leave Ovoan Port ats B M. Faré each way, 25 ati GUNPAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND SS) Glen Cove.—Fare reduced to 25 cents for the excursioe. The eteamboat KING PHILIP, Captain Charles H. K. will continue to run to there givin ® epl id view of the Sound notwithetanding all the opposition of ot which are trying to run her eff the route which she heer three years building up, She will leave Pook slip, East river, at J; Grond stroot at $3, Tenth strect at and ‘Twonty-sixth street at 014 o'clock. ‘Returning, loaves Glen Cove at 3 P.M. Rofresimonts and splendid Aah o aerved up on board at lio’clock. This boat will stop’ af College Point h a cock nh nomena il JUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO KEYPORT, LANDING © at Cholsen, Noion Lanting, Toft’s Landing, Rossville Woodbridge, Totton’s Landing and Perth Amboy. Faro 2 Eway, The ‘elegant and commodious stoamo: 8, Capt D. ening, wilt mal ing on the 17 July) front jer a! 5 o'olool pring etree, eet plor, £4; plor No. North river, #4: #lip o'clock A. M. Returaing, leave Keypore at: o'clock P. M. | Pert who wish to enjoy the sem breene, and eset ee for a from ‘the noise, dust am commotion of the city, this ecoursion offers an opportanit seldom to be met with. As this boat goes the inside preange 4 onabl wongors to view the boantifal seonty to wbioh Staten telund and New diesey_are eo famsde: Th Ahove honk, together with the barge Merchant, oan he he: tored fer ¢xoursions on all w ya. EXTHA PAY, " Fe ene rome Arvin eo Ex ALL U, 3. NAVY SAILORS, WH {served in ony United Staion nevy vessol, in the Paait ot the conste of Culiforn’a nod Moxie, at any bia roooive thet extra dowk prompt DW ako bissusL Agent and das Navy, 0 South Witijaim street,