The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1853, Page 4

RATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION. Advancement of Science. @pestal Report of the New York Herald. FOUBTH DAY—@ENERAL SESSION. CLEVELAND, Aug. 1, 1853.- ‘The Association met this morning, as usual, in the basement of the Second Presbyterian Church, Prof. Pierce in the Chair. ‘The President announced that the first business ‘was the report of committees, Previous to these reports, the following gentlemen ‘were elected members of the association: —Dr. James R. Nichols, Massachusetts; Wm. C. Turner, Cleve- ‘Vand; Jesse Ma:kham, Salem, 0.; Dr. J. H. Pulte, @leveland; Rev. J. F. Bingham, New York; Joseph Ballivant, Columbus, 0.; Wilhelm Blazius; W. 8. Ballivant, Columbus, 0.; Rev. Samuel Newberry, Ohio; Issac N. Muson, Cleveland, 0.; S. Johnson, New Haven; J.J. Husband, Cleveland, 0.; John Gandry, Cincinnati, 0. The Standing Committee recommended the ap- pointment of the following gentlemen, each a com- mittee, to report on the subjects assigned them at the next meeting, and by no means to be delayed beyond the second session, which was unanimeusly adopt ed Prof. Baehe—On Recent Additions to our Knowledge of the Theory of Tides. Prof. Seng our Knowledge of the Laws of Atmos- icity Hall—On Recent Additions te our Know! of the Poleozoie Rock. ad Pref. J. L. Swiri—On Micro-Chemistry. Prof. Gibbes—On the Recent Progress Organic of Che- Dr. Gonld—Oo the Progress and Developements of the Hleotro. Chronograp's Muthod of Observation. Dr Leidy—On the Reratus of Extiact Mammalia‘and ae in North Awerica. of. Pierce—Oa the Presemt State of the Theory of Planefary Perturbation. Dr. Burnett—Cu Recent Advances in Anatomy and See Rieeals--Os' the History of Kno . — On 1) - tervation of Gevera ey in Ania. ds ocean Prof. Dana—On the Dis:ribution of the Lower Animals. Dr. Woucorr Grszes then read a report relative %e the funds of the association and the sale of .the volumes of the proceedings. This report strongly ondemned the custom of selling the volumes of the proseedings ata high, or at any price at all, and also the custom of collecting so large an annual fee from the members ; expressing the beliet that we had no possible need of funds, except to pay the permanent Secretary and the general incidental "Br: Govuy rewaried that it was the primary . GOULD remarked that it was yur- pose of those forming the association to Tnake at Uihe ‘means of an easy interchange of information, atten- dance, &c. He knew that thus far the assessment was burthensome, and had contravened the benefi- cial Lah are the organization. He knew that a lady of had presented to the association a number of volumes left in the library of her id at his death, which were to be presented to athe members of the association. These volumes had deen taken/and sold, to the extraordinary mortifica- tion of the lady. and derogation of the association. ‘He deprecated the whole system as unnecessary, op- e, and positively productive of dissatisfaction. remarks gave great satisfaction to the asso- Professor Haut said, that in the old association it had been the purpose to keep the assessment law. t was once as low as 124 cents. True, the number of members was small. the citizens of sities, or individuals, chose to publish the volumes, then let — eres have my ae ee of Seah It wrong to assess in this wa! selling volumes. Rather Py. twice the sum ae peas . He was: 4 | was, and had been, op toa fund; thought that ‘it was unnecessary, aid would prove disastrous. Lieutenant Hunr thought that this would be beg- Bing cities to invite and xssist us. fescor Hatt thought not, and would despise buch @ process. Professor BacHE thought that we should be inde- pendent of these gratuities, that every member should y,and then we would ask no favors. We never we desired to speculate or raise a fund. We have discussed the propriety of offering premium: and determined to otter none, as the British Associ a othe pact on is no need of a fund. om. WiLkrs wanted information, and thought that they had better be pristed. E Professor Grsnes said that a committee of ten was desired to consider wisely the whole matter of the revision of the constitution. The Presipenr said they had come from the com- mittee unanimously, and were considered wise and important, or they would not be presented. Professor J. L. Sarr thought them wise. Professor Hani thought they were unanimously sustained. The assessment was among them, and the volumes should be distributed gratuitously. Prof. Bacus regarded it only as one of those mo- difications so necessary to a progressive body. He did not reflect on the past. It would reflect on him- self, We have advanced, and must change to keep up with the times. Dr. Gounn said, that as there seemed to be a mis- ot shop gaa regarding the resolutions, they had Detter be read. ‘They were read again. Mr. Reprizip wished it understood that even un- der these res. lutions it would be very long before the constitution could, or would, be changed. Prof. LeverinG thought the first resolution might be so modified as to relate to future collections, and that, as it now stood, it would reflect on the former administration. As it is, we are now a year ahead, and it was, probably, but commendable business foresight in the officers. Jt waw so amended as to read “ farther’ collec- tions, &c. Com. Witkes asked what was the number of the The PresipeEnT replied that it formerly had been 1,000; but was now 1,200. The resolutions were unanimously adopted. A resolution passed the Association modifying the resolution of Saturday last, which authsrized the Per- manent Secretary to purchase copies of the back volumes. it was so modified as to demand that he should furnish these volumes to the members of the Association at the cost price. Dr. Gippes now moved that the President ap- the committee of ten gentlemen to revise the constitution. The motion was carried, and the President an- nounced that be would make the appointment to- Jaorrow, as it required some time for reflection. The standing committee recommended calling on the Permarent Secretary, Prof. Baird, to make a fall report to the Association of his operations for the , and of all the moneys received, disbursed, and ow on hand by him. We believe that no report has as yet been made manifesting the condition of the treasury, which is paid to be unnecessarily full. The only necessary ex- jitures are for programmes, &c., for the sessions, stationery, and the salary of the Permanent Secre- , which is three hundred dollars annually. amie general meeting then adjourned to three o'clock this afternoon. A Sincuiar Case.—A Miss Read, of West Boyls- ton,(took chlorefori a few days ago, for the purpose of having a. tooth extracted, and after the operation was performed she was attacked with severe pain in ‘the Lead, became unconscious, and apparently died. Her friends supposing her dead, laid her out for bvrial, and began to prepare for the funeral cere- monies; but their grief was unexpectedly turned to joy and astonishment, on finding that the supposed dead began to revive. She eventually recovered the fall ion of her faculties; but what is still most pong in her case, as we are told, she suffers vio- Yent pains in the head as regularly as evening ap- hes, and at length, and about the same hour each night, falls into @ swoon, very similar to that which, in the first instance, was supposed to be the sleep of death. This case carta presents a most remarkab'e escape from premature burial— Worees- jicious Mischief.—Jobn above offence, me set fire and belonging to Levi Adains, of Harlem, ove year's imprisonment in the penitent % Petit Larceny —Jewes Fisher, convicted of pstit lar- copy, having stolen two tubs cf butter from s grocery store in Herter street, was sentenced to six months im- prisopment in the penitentiary. Manslaughier.—Alexander Patterson was next b-ought up for sentence, he having been convicted yesterday of the above cffenes, in Baving cansed the death of Mathiue Wallus, on the Fourth of July last. by shooting him ac- cidentally with » loaded musket. ‘The Recorder, ia pro- nouncing the sentence of the Court, said that, altheugh nearly every Dody carried f-earms om the Fourth of Jaly, still the lawe ot the Stave do mot allow sny man $o carry loaded firearms in a city on any day. The jury baving recommended him to the mercy of the Court, iis Honor suspended judgaent in this case, and the prisoner was cba» ‘Mansisughter.—Charles Boerner, who was indicted at the July term, for man: laughter, for having caused the ¥ Jahonee Mary Wall by malpractice. was thea death of Reooens up for trial. From the following evidence, tue partie of the shocking affsir will be fouud highly inter- erting. De. Cameron, being duly sworn, deposed—That he lived at 89 Christie street, he exemined the body of Mcs. Wall, ‘and gave his opinion tuat her death was caused by a rap ture of the womb. Whem he opened the abdomen he found the cavities full of blood, which showed that ferce had been used; on the left side of the womb he found a rupture, sbout six ince: in lenge which gave isaue to the biced found in the cavity. ‘The inflammation was so extensive that the intestines had stuck vo the womb. No such rupture could tal ithout a discharge of blood on whe part of the patient. Tae womaa’s stomach that the rupture could uot have nid the witness was cross-examined by the prisoner's coureel. Madeline Filen, being duly sworn, deposed—That she ¥as wiowile; wes io Mra Wall's houce on the morning of her confinement; the prisouer was there; witness did not see apythi me Gove by the prisoner, as she was in ancther room; she afterwards saw him operating; he used a poker to obtaio the deliverance; is was rusty, and he greased it, he said that he would have to take the arm off the chilé, the ~oman several times eaid that he would pull ber body all te pieces; he commenced te work again. when «he ssid he would tear her heart out; the dector then cursed at her. Witness told the prisoner that he ought to send for auother doctor when he said ‘ if there were three more there they could not act aay better than be could.” Dr. Wilhelm was sent for after the prisoner gave up tbe operation, and he succeeded in delivering the woman im afew minutes. Dr. Cameron again took the stand, and testified that the way in which the prisoner treated her waa barbarous, =< bot legitimate. The puiling out of the arm was useless. Dr. Wilhelm, the Coroner, who delivered the woman after the unsucessful attempt ot the prisoner, was then examined, and testified to the condition he foun i the un- fortunate woman in adescription of which would shock the ears of all persons possessed of any degree of modesty, Several witne ses were then produced for the defenc: testifying to the great skill of the prisoner as an ai ceucheur. The counsel for the gefence then cunimed up the evidence for the defenoe, arguing that s man of skill, as the prisorer was, would never have caused the rupture of the womb, and that it must have been spontaneous or caused by Dr. Wilheim. The Assistant District Attorney, Mr. Hall, then snm- med up the evidence fer the prosecut' contending that the greater’the prisoner's ekill t! greater hia », while attempting to celiver the The Court then charged the jury, who after a few mo- ments consultation, rendered the verdict of “Guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree.” Hicuer Law 1n Exre.—The citizens of Erie, Penn- sylvania, are in a state of great excitement, on ac- count of a proposition by the Lake Shore Railroad Company, to change the gauge at that place, so that the present delay and inconvenience arising from different fagites may be avoided. The alteration is abeut to be made under the authority of an aot of the last Pennsylvania Legislature; but the people of Erie are determined to resist the change ‘‘at all haz- ards and to the last extremity.’ They held a meet- ing on the 19th ult., and passed resolutions which, the Post says, amount to rank nullification, and are likely to lead to open war.” They say the law was procurred by bribery and corruption, and is not binding on them. They are determined to tear ap the railroad at all points where it crosses the streets of the city of Erie.. The wea Council met the same evening, and ordered the high constable to tear up the rails, and made it the duty of every citizen to aid in the work when called on, under a penalty of five dollars, and ese @ penalty of $100 for re- sisting the order. uly, they have stirring times in Erie. We hope the matter will be settied without bloodshed. Destructive Pirz at Farrrax Court Hovse.— A destructive fire occurred in the village of Provi- dence, Fairfax Court House, yesterday morning. The fire waadiscovered about 1 O'clock A. M., in the printing office of the Fairfax News. The office, with all its materials, was destroyed. The lower part of the bui'ding was occupied by Dr. W. P. Gun- nell, as a pbysician’s office, acd Wm. H. Dulany as a law office. Dr. Gunnell saved nothing—loss about #200. The books of Mr. Dulany in the front room were saved; those in the back room were destroyed. His loss is considerable. The flames soon spread to the adjoining buildings on either side. The law office of Wm. L. Edwards was burned, but most of the books were saved. Some valuable papers were lost. The building occupied by Mrs. Hunt was burned down—morst of the furniture saved. A build- ing next te this was burned. The buildings destroyed were all owned by N. Conrad, and were not insured. His loss is estimated at about $1,000. The principal Joss will fall npon the proprietor of the Fairfax News, who has, as will be seen, not only lost the material of his printing office, but ail of his accounts and books. This is the largest fire that ever occurred at Fairfax, C. H— Alexandria @azette, Awg.4. Snoormne Arrair NEAR ALLEGaNy, N. Y.—We learn that a murderous affair occurred near Allegany, about 10 A. M., yesterday. The circumstance, as re- lated tous, is as follows:—Mr. John Murphy, agent of Mr. N. Deverenx, went up tothe Chipmunk Creek e short distance, with a party of Dutch, to look ata lotof land. On their return they came toa spot where a fence had been thrown across the road, dur- ing their absence up the creek, which they at once proceeded to remove. While engaged in this work the party was fired upon three times by several per- sone concealed in the bushes near by. At the last discharge, Mr. Murphy was dangerously wounded in the head—a bullet taking effect near the temple. We understand that he lies in a very critical condi- tion. Another person was slightly wounded. Bul- | lets and buckshot flew pretty briskly until the party | managed to get out of the way—Olean Journal, | Angust 3. Horrmie Arrnay—Ta Men Kinirp—six Wounpen Dancerrov: arty Of about iy workmen, engaged on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, near the mouth of the Great Miami, got into some difficulty on Sunday, which resulted in a | serious encounter at a temporary gr hop that | evening. It seems that the men were civided into two parties—one from this city and one from Law- renceburg—and that bad blood had previously ex- isted between them. On Monday night the Law- renceburg party, having been discomfited in the first encounter, returned to take vengea: upon t! others. A terrible affray ensued, in which shovels, pickaxes, iron bars, clabs, &c., were freely used, ond the final result was three men killed, six badly and | | | probably liy wounded, and a large number of the remaind@ feartully cut up and beaten. The excite- ment in the vicinity was very great; all work on the rested vcimnati road was suspended, but nobody had be np to twelve o'clock on Tuesday. Gazette, Aug. 4. Mone Coxmissionens To Tum Wornp’s Par— The following named eee have been ap- pointed by Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, as Commis tioners to the World's Fair :—Gen. Robert Patter- son, A.1. Elwyn, Hon. J. 8. Gilpin, of Philadelphia; Isaae G. M’Kin Esq., of Dauphin ; Hon. Frede rick Watts, of Cumberland; Wilson M’Cand!esa and ter Transcript. THE Spirit Rappers’ Prorarecy.—An ividual in the town of Essex has, dur- ‘ing the present season, built a small vessel. After having finished her, he had communication from what purported to be the spirit of his deceased father, who informed him that he wonld not live six months after his vessel was launched. He imme- diately procured the assistance of several of his neighbors, loaded her on wheels, and with several of oxen she was drawn into the river at low water, and placed upon blocks, where she remained until high water, when she was afloat. She is pamed the “ Lyvancha,”’ and hails from “ The Kingdom of God.” She ‘is believed to be the only vessel ever built there that was not launehed— Glowcester Telegrayh. GatuErine or Rerontrens.—One of the most nu- known large cit ne the bin outh outside of a ity, was at the Plymout! celobration, on Monday last, There were no leas than fifty-three of the profession nt. Over Gwenty quartered at the Samoset House. Of the ‘whole corps present, about one-third were from the city of New York. Seventeen were skilful phonogra- , Sixteen ised various systems of stenogra- yey. sed the balance appeared to be content with elongated hand. it was a noticeable collection of workers, and represented » respectable degree of (aicat.—Boston Bee, i Gen. William Larimer, of Allegheny; John W. Gary, of Westmoreland; William F’. Packer, of Lyeoming C. L. Ward, Gorden I’. Mason, of Bradford; William Strong, of Reading; Asa Packer, of Carbon; Luther Kidder, of Luzerne; G. W. Halenbake, of Clinton. Canm m ALrany.—The following is a statemeny of the arrests of persons charged with criminal of- fences, and brought before the police magistrates, in the city of Albany, during the month of July, 1853: —False pretences, 3; forgery, 2: embezzlement, 1; attempt to commit burglary perjury, 1; Grand lareeny, 9; Seduction, 2; passing connterfeit silver coin, seienter, 4; assault and battery, 96; assault and battery on officers, 11; breach of the peace, 97: drunk in the street, 33; keeping disorderly house, 1; disorderly persons refusing to support their families, 11; threats, 5; misdemeanors, 6; petit larceny, 43; riot and affray, 14; bastardy,4; vagrancy, 27: mis- «llaneous, 23; violating city laws, 27—total, 4 Toe DeLawang AND MARYLAND Sur Canan.— We learn from the Delaware Republican that several of the directors of the company which haa been or- ganized for the purpose of constructing a canal to eonnect the Chesapeake and Delaware bays, waited on Goy. Ross a fow days ago, with a view of getting him to call an extra session of the Delaware Leyisia- ture. They offered to seoure to the State $20,000 a year for twenty years, if a charter shall be granted to them. The (iovernor held the matter nuder ad- visement for a few days.— Baltimore Sun, Aug. 2, Personal Intelligonee, ‘The late Spanish Minister, Bom Calderon dela Barce, ead famity, will take their departure in the United States mail steamer Wasbington, em the 13th instant, and net by the Cunard steamer of next Wednesday, as stated yesterday by mistake. At the arpual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Seclety at Dartmouth last week, the Hom. Edward Krerett was elected Orator for rext year, aud Prof. Shedd, of Aubura, substitute; and Mr. S. T. Fields, of Boston, Poet. Henry P_ Haven. -, Whig, has been elected Mayer of New Tandon Grom. by ularee mejor, over A 0 Lip pett, democrat and late incumbent. R i Coles, has . been a: ited Postmaster ab New Rochelle in the place of Mr. C. N. Deas. The President bas appointed O. McFadden, of Wash- ington coun'y. Peunsylvanis, an Associate Judge for the Territory of Oregon Breve’ Cap'sin Van Bokkelan, of tho Seventh infantry, hss been uppointed Assistant Quartermaster in the army, with the razk of captain, vico Searle, decensed. J B Stovall, Fsq., hae acospted the office of Treasurer of the State wf Virgioia, and eutered upon the discharge of his official duties DEPARTURES. In the steamship Atiantic, for Liverpool—Hon James B: obapan, US Minister to the Court of St James, aud eorvaat © J Merriwether and Iady,Va; E P Moore, N Y; Hon Pierte ‘and ladys N Soulé, Seoretary; WF hile; H Lynd, Hon J J ter; J Chun, NY; . T MoCarty, D F Dewey and lady, N Y; op and Miss E Jefferson, White Haven; M Otera and Central america; R G Barnwell, Consul to Am- sterdam, and besrer of despatches to Paris, London and the | M Unb Hagne: F Scholloto, NY; W Thompson, bearer of deapatoh M Walker Fneland, Sa Wade. N'Y: Alfred ‘Thompso En, nd two dauchterr; Mr John Morris, NY; 7 ok, J Douse, N Font, and M Puig nd Indy 1 & Garrion | two ter La Barriere, Panama; | Cochran. Irciand. Joseph Thompson and lady, RM R Ker- vy HR Cromarll, Bell and James Ken: Ducatet, E Chasaurge, La; FS Kinney, J C Prickett, Mr chival, ¥ Vivas, Mexico, J Ayres, | S Sission, N's Longer D dy, trviand, Mr Rogers, rew Wizlit, Philadel phi janks, Miss Banks and servant, New York, J B Kaufman J Staw, B Coome, New Orleans; Robort Hutcheson aud W © Bethel, West Tvdies; KJ Smart, London; NW Hooker, P Tabb, Now Granad Georgia: C Cashwiiola and F Lacaso, Philsdel phi 8 Josephi. California, E Fonbene, New O: lerns; Gen G Berrios, Mexico, J Esteve, France; BF Heff- man, E Rood and lidy, Detroit; L P Bayne, F Lacroix, New Orleans, Mire E MeCahbill CE Bright, J Wadsworth and Indy, Mire Geo Wilhes, Buffalo; W 8 Cawpoell. Consul to Re tterdam; C H MeCormick Mlinois; WD Ma puree aud three childrep, New York; P Charice Durmirg, Philadelphia; G Machive friends. Italy incent Brewer, Germany; H Walker, D Thorne and H ) Baill c 3 le Mre M Senford, L Ballow, jap, Mann, ¢ bales be Ww ja Porteand lady, J Sampson, P T Heartt lady and two children, Miss Hart and nurse, Troy; A Men- § H Seboole and lady, A Sandoz, New York; Jores K B Scott, Now Orleans; S Fetagozse, DG Sar: boss. Total, 138. ARRIVALS. From Savannah bip Alabam: Lovell, Mr Chee dy ané infant, D P Lander- qi ndge Welb: rn. J Housm: BY st, M. be Flewellen, A V La Koche, D Vi FB Heaton, C D Stew: art. Dr H Flewellen, John Rogers, J C Phillips, J Pruett, B S Horner, Mrs Post and two daughters. Seymour, Mise A Bardwell and servant, Mi Hamis. John Campbell, R Schwartz, J H P Connery, Heisham PD Mumford, Miss J Hort, J E Hurt and lady, Mies H Stewart, M Fountajn, Mies B B Hardaway, Mise Virginia Hudson, Miss L Hud! Miss C Toombs B Williams, D F Prout, M Hatch, Mrs E T Doreey. Miss LC Johnson aay J a Strother and Indy James Rogers RS Hardaway, Robe-t Flournay, Smith, A Diftonboeffer, T McKen: hoemas Gilbert, W W Austin, C ‘iss Mears, Mrs ater R Haywood, F Berry, Miss’ Barry, Miss’ Bradley, Mrs’ Howland, J W Thompson, snd 20 in the steerage. Fy Naval Intelligence. The U.S. ship Macedonia, of the Japan expedition, pailed from St. Helera Juce 22. CITY TRADE REPURT. Sarurpay, August 6—6 P. M. Aste3—Some 80 bbls. were taken, at $5 1234 for pearls, and $4 76 for pots, per 100 Ibs. BReapsturrs —Flour was less active, and, ially, 6%e. per bbl. lower. The sales included 6,500 bbls.; sour. at $4 811, 0 $4 03%; superfine No. 2at $4 93% « $5 0634; mixed to fancy western, at $5 25a $5 43%: porcinary to choice State, at $5 25a $5 43%; and other grades at proportionate figures. Nothing of moment transyired 1m Canadian, and only 800 bbls. Southern changed hands at previous prices. Rye flour and com mea! were unaltered. The movements in wheat were confined to 5 600 bushels Western white, at $1 35, and a few small lote Canadian, in bond, at $1 28, Rye and oats were as last stated. There were sold but 23,500 bushels corn, at 75c. a 77e. for mixed wéstern and south- ern, and 74c. a 75c. for unmerchautable. . Correr—Only 50 bags Rio realized 9c. Ib. Corton —Only 500 bales were disy: of within the ennexed range :— STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Orleans A®tantic. and Texas. ‘ports, Inferior... Biga 836 Ba 8% 8 iga 8% Low tog: ry. 9340 99% 924 9748 9% Low to good middling 30%491194 10%a11%¢ 10340114 Mid-fair tofair.......11%a12) 12 UMal2sg Polly fair to good fair nominal. nominal. nominal. Paovisions.—Pork wasless valuable. The sales did not exceed 610 bbls. Western, at $12 87% a $12 93% for prime avd $15 50 for mers, per bbl. Cutmoats were ne gleeted, and bat 189 bbls. lard found bnyers, at 1030. a llc. per 1b. Beef waa moderately active. The busias:s embraced 250 bls., at $3 @ 3.3734 for prima: $8 a $10 for country mens; aud $128 913 forcitydo. Batter and = cheese were unchanged. Messrs. Baring Brothers’ Circular. RECEIVED BY THE NIAGARA. Losox, Sriday, July 22—5 P. M. With a growing impression that ‘the Rasso-Turkish question will have a pacific solution, there has been more general disposition for business this week, and in the coispisi and foreign produce markets a good daal of activity has prevailed, The deliveries of most articles exhibit am extensive home consumption, and exporters are now beginning to operate more freely Money for all Comimercial purpores continues abundant, Conso!s have improved, leaving off 9834 for money. Bar silver is 3 lower—Ss, 1344. Dollars, 4a. 113¢4, America eagles fn moderate demand, at 768, 434. The comanurket was in an excited state oa Monday, in consequence of wet weather, and wheat was 2s. 6 s., and flour 1s, a 1s. 64. per bazrel, and 2s, a 98 per sack dearer, with a good deal of speculative baying. Tue weather, though still unsettled, has been finer since. On Wednesday hardy anythiog was passing, but holders continued firm ; while to-deg’s market mant be written decidedly more buoyant, and importers less inclined to meet buyers Last week’s average price of English wheat was 49. 8d., with © return of #6200 quarters. Fine white American wheat we quote 553. a 60s, United States four, 263. 6d. a 28s. 6d, per barrel ; fancy brands 1s, moze. "Spring corn keeos quite firm ; indeed, fiae cats sre 6d. a 1s, dearer. Floating and arrived cargoes of whost, on Menday, were ls. a 2s. dearer ; and to-day this advance could be made, Indian ern, on the other bard, has beeome quite dull. Cotrox —We have had moro inquiry, and the eales of the wsek have been 4450 bales, at prices which could scarcely have been made last week. At Liverpool there bas been improved demand, and ike calea daily have been large, prices of Amezican closing # point dearer ; yeetorday’s quotatiea of middling Orleans was O38. @ bya. The Inon trade generally is firmer. Rails are in de. mand for autumpal delivery at £8 10s, a £8 1s., snd torkerr not eager sellers thereat; while for an earlier pe- riod there is very little to be hal to order under £9 in Wales. Bare ere firmer at £7103 a £8. Sootcb pig has advanced to 55s, Gd. for good mixed Nos. on the Ciyde and 60s. asked for Gartsherrie, all No. 1. Swedish £11 Ws, a £12. Lixszkn CAKES pre again dearer. Now York, in barrels, are held at £10 froma quay, and for ahipments ou the way, and that price bax been paid (cost, freight and inwnrance} for awtumpel deliveries, Pay cakes rcarce at £9 19s. a £9125 6d. Lox don made, £9 TALIOW leaves off quiet at Sls, 04, on the spot, and 502. 04, last threa months. Tea quite nominal, and nothing doing. Tis very firm. eteeks modorate. Straite 14s, charane) 31s TORYENT: Bance sold 1. ©. coke 2 + 109s. Tin plates dearer; 1, z—Rough haz soldat 10s, a Os. 6d. Spirit British, 44a. Od a dds, lot of Polar at £179 a £180, Tho demand continves limited, but unaltered. Buyers of United States 6's at % for bonds, Maryland sterling 5s offered at 97%. husetts sterling 6’s scarce at 108.a 109, Pen 1 at 853g. Borton city 434°s, Canada 6's, 115 a 116, Married On Suzéay, July 31, by the Rev. Dr, Pisa, Mr. Jony Roppy te the amiable snd accomplished Miss B. McUouu- GAN, both of the city of Brooklyn. On Saturday, July £0, by tho Rev, J.B, Makeley, Mr. Jorn A. SouLE to Mise CaritaRinr daughter of John H. and Uatbarine Cox, both o! On Saturday, Ancust 6, by the Fe ’. F. Hoblmas, ai St. Mattbew’s Chureh, Mr, Avavst Donor to Mins U. A, Mayen, both of this city. Died, On Friday evening, August 6, euddenly, Wiuaw Me Bure. in the 47th yenr of his age, His reloiives and friends, and also of his brothers, Mattbew, Samuel and Jchoston MaBride, are respect fully Invited to attend hie , on Monday afternoon, Augnat 8, at 20 P, M., from his late residence, No. 221 Thompson street, without er invitation On Fri¢ay moining, Av; 5, of consumption, Mra. Mancaver Incri0y, a native of Mivchelstown, county Cork, Ireland, aged 85 year The friends of the farily are tend her funeral, this day, (sr her late residence. a ther invitation, Her burg Cemetery for i Weel:ly Telegraph »' On Friday ofternoon, August the 59th year of his age. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, and th bers of Enterpriso Lodge, I. 0. of U. F., are rewpe invited to attend his faveral, this (Sanday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his son, Reubea Price, Twenty: first street, near Third avenue, Gowanus, Brooklyn, reyances will be in attendance at Fulton ferry at twe o’elock On Saturdsy morning, August 6, Dar W. Paica, ia the 82d year of hia age. His relatives and friends, and those of his father, Thomron Priee, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, 53 Fast Broadway, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. On Friday, August 5, Atrrrp, infant son of Jamos and EXizabeth A. Carter. Han Francisco papers please copy. thout far Samvm. Paice, Sen., in On Fri ugust 5, CHantes Warne, youngest son of Pau! and Tisrtha Jane Durando, aged 4 years, 1 month acd 11 cays, The relatives and friends of the fai invited to attend hia funeral, this ( at three o'clock from the residence of 42 Mulberry street. dangplee of Miched!' aad ‘ce Payton, oped 2 year, vited te fend ‘her fe ‘this day (Sunday) Or] a . erelock, from their eee ee or 380. Bove even: On Friday, & 5, at wife of Walter Valent dans of James Bathgate. family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this dey, at 4 o'clock P. M., See ine residence of her father, without further isvi- Lodge of and Corinthian Lodge I. 0. of 0. F., are invited to ati the funeral, this afternoun. at two o'clock, from the resi- deuce of her parents, No. 285 Seventh street. On Seturéay, August 6, of consumption, Rose, wife of Jobn Farrell, of the county Langford, Ireland, in the ‘35th year of her age. Her friends, and those of her brothers, James and Thomas Donchue, are. respectfully requested to attend her fvneral, this day (Sunday), at half-past 2 0’clock, from her late reeidence, No. 110 West Twenty-fitth street, between Sixta and Seventh avenues, On Saturday morning, Auguat 6, Cuarmes Fusroree, in- font son of David C. snd Mary Atkin, aged 2 months and 17 days. The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- bers of Nassau Lodge No. 391.0. of O. F., and the mem- bers of Lexington Lodge No. 310 Free’ and Aceeoted Mrsons, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afcernoon, at three o'clock, from No. Adama ntreet, lyn At Ramapo, N.J., on Saturday morning, August 6, of consumption, Manis HAGERMAN DE Martino, the wile of Proressor Anton:o de Martino, and youngest daughter of the jave Judge Jacob Hsgerman, of New York. The relatives acd friends of the family, and of hor brether-in law, Wm, W Groesbeack, are re: peealy, in- vited to attend ber funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 4 o’closk, from the late residence of her brother, Col. Henry B. Hagerman. ‘At Sheep's Hend Bay, L. 1, Joanna Baisever, wife of George Davis, sged 34 years, ‘The funeral will tabe place from her late residence, No, 96 Prine e6t, Oo Monoay, August 8, at ten o'clock A, M. Tb tives acd friends of the family are requested to attend, without further invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cometery. At Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, July 29, Ouve B., wife of S.'A. Bassford, aged 20 years, 9 months and 8 jays. Her remains were taken to Aurora for interment. ce asiieeemesinmnmanens manamamamnsaedamcmmenmmenesamemememmeed MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Seances ees ‘MOON SETS . ++. 7 OT | SIGH WATER... Port of New York, August 6, 1853. CLEARED. Steamship—Marion. Foster, Charleston, Spofford, Tiles- ton & Co; Florida, Woodhull. Savannah, S L Mitebill; Jamestown, Parrich, Norfolk, &e, Ludlam & Pleasants. Ship Prince Oscar (Norw), Stephansen, Little Metee, St Lawrence, Schmidt & Balchen; Columbia, Erickson, Charleston. T Wardle; Malabar, Crocker, Quebec, Crosby, Crocker & Co; Sea Witch, Frazer, Canton, Howland & As- wall. Barks—Cornelia, Thompson, Havana, Moses Taylor & Co; Chilton, Pennell,’ Marseilles, Perkins & Delano; Maine Taw, Deming, Montevideo, Brett, Vore & Co; New York Packet, (Old), Gardes, London, Hennings, Muller & Gos- ling; E A Kinsman, Wyman, Moreeilles, John B Sardy; Cloelia, Stapler, Sieal, Nesmith & Sons Brigs—Itasca, Pomroy, Bonaire, Urosby, Crocker & Co; Whitaker, Handy, Philadelphia, Thompson & Hunter, Beronda, Webb, Philadelphia, R P Buck & Co; Balticus (Old), Reife Newcastle-on-Tyne, Hennings, Muller & Gos- ; Samuel French, Carr, Turks Island, Tacker & bourne; Mic Mac (Br), Crosby, Yarmouth, N3, J H Braine; Eliza Ann. Chase, Jacksonville, Brett, Vose & Co. Schre—Neptune’s Bride, Gillet, Malaga, Mailler & Lord; Henrico Chester, Richmond, Charles H Pierson; Cabot, Nickerson, Boston, Foster, Nickerson & Co; Watchman, Chase, Iphia, Jumen W M'Kee; Ellicott, Disosway, Baltimore, Johnsen & Lowden. Steamer—Locust Point. Layfield, Boltimore, H H Taylor. Sloops—John Adams, Hallock, Bridgeport, J H Havens; Fashion, Blydenburgh, Bristol, master. ARRIVED, Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Savannah, with Loar [Sy epee et ee castes A 42, lon , exe signals wi rom, “Charleston for NYork. a ship Samuel Appleton (of Boston), Doame, London, June and Portsmouth 234, with 249 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Oo. July 7, lat 45 20, lon 28 '15, spoke whaling bark Julia Dawedn, from New Bedford, clean; 17th, lat 43 35, lon 42 24, spoke Hamburg ship Po- tempkin, from Hamburg for New Yerk. with passengers; August 3, lat 4¢ 28, lon 66 18, passed ships Joseph Walker and Guy Mannerizig, hence for Liverpool. The S.A has experienced light west winds during the passage, and had not steered the vessel’s course but twelve hours since eet Noose ( fs in), Hyaee Sneaks, 20°865%, to SI gara (of Bath), Hynes, ux, ays, TW Bayand & Co.- Ebip Old England (of Bath), Holmer, Havre, 50 days, with 540 passengers, to master. July 31. lat 42, lon 60, spoke +hip Columbia, 50 days from Antwerp for New ‘ork, who boarded her for provisions; could not supply them: No date, spoke ship Vietoria, for New York. Ship: Lanark (of Boston), Koapp, Akyab (Bay of Bengal), March 26; passed Cape of Good Hope Jane 9; left St Helena June 22, to arder. July 8, Int 1 30 N, lon 90°90 W. € clipper hip caine Up, dad poncod us, tailing at the rate cf fifteen knots per hour, steer- ing NW by N; all sails set; had bright lower masts. July 29, Int 29 15 N, lon 68 30, died on board, of consump- tion, William S Hambleton, of Baltimore, aged 2i years nd‘three months, midsbipman of the’ US ship Saze- lonia. Ship Shanron (pkt), Thompscn, Liverpool Jane %with 885 pussengers, to Everett & Brown. July 24th, at 12 30 AM, lat 42.48, lon €5 50, pnened an American’ stea ner, steerirg FE; 17th, cn the Backs, saw a large number of fishing schooners. one with a biaek ball in sails, and one with s crors in raila, Ship Jenny W Paine (of Gardiner), Reed, Cordiff, 45 days, with 24 pessengers, to 8 W Elwell & Co Hatk Rastece (Olen), Lau, Hamburg, Of days, with 252 passengers, to Beck & Kunkardt. June 29, lat 49 58, lon 22 14. sawan Am clipper rbip steering SE, showing black ball and name; July 22, lat 44 40, lon 63 30, spoke fishirg sehr Summit, of Denis; 25d, lat 43 20. lom ‘54 10, spoke Spanish schr Manuel Bazgo Martina, 82 days from ‘Trinidad for St Johns, NF. : Bark Gimle (Norw), Snell, Belfast, 45 days, with 149 pasrengers, to order. Bark Ynba (of Boston), Robinson, Tarragona, 51 days, to Francia, Gomez & Co. Brig Fanny (Br), Florian, Oporto. Jane 5, to order. Brig Isaiah (Br), Fitzgerald, 8t John, NB, 14 days, to master. Brig Marcollus, Norton, Addison, 8 days, to JF Snow. Brig Brazilian, Bray, Robbiason, 8 days, to Brett, Vose & Co, Brig Billow, Stevens, Wiadsor, 10 days, to master; bound to Newark. Brig Nememiah Hand, Turner, Bahia (Brecil), July 7, to ER Groves & Collins. Brig Cuba (of Millbridge), Sawyer, St Marys, Ga, 6 days, to master. Brig Almatia (of Cohassot), Merritt, Port au Platt, to AC Rossire & Co. Brig R & 8 Samson, Wallace, Doboy Island, Ga, 7 days, to H Rochenbaugh: Brlg Zora, Bartlett, Deboy Island, 5 days, to H Roch: onbaugh SCuE Forest (of Boston), Gullifer, Port au_Prinee, 14 days, to H & W Delatiold ' July 23, off St Marks, was struck by lightning, pessing down the fore topmast, striking Joreph Barrité, eeaman, of New York, and killing him instantly. Schr British Queen (B+), Smith, Eloathesa, 8 days, to order. Sebr Hugh Scott (of Frederick:burg), Terriex, Tabaseo, July 9, to Lobach & Schafer. Scur Lone Star, Sint agorda Bay, Texas, 30 days. Schr Maria Fleming, er, Wilraington, Del, 4 days, Schr Era. Chamberlain, Boston, 3 days. Schr Boston, Nickeron, Boston Schr Yantio, Keller, Kart Machias. 8 days. dey. Schr Bertine. Berton, Newbern, NC, 4 Schr Atele Appleton, Wilmington, €chr William Hine, Cole, Savannah 4 Schr Exemplar (Br), Swith, Windsor, 12 days. gait Mebard Cobden (B+), Chisnolm, Windsor, NS, 14 arn. Schr Yantic, Keller. Mochias, 8 days. Schr Bengal, Alley, Eastport, 6 daya. Schr Acawam. Bes-ey, Wareham, 2days, Sehr Ophir, Booker, days Schr Advanco, Harrin, ais, 10 aya, Schr Leopard, Harvey Lubec, 8 days. Sobr Phenix, Atkin, Franklin, 8 days, Sten mer Kennebec, Clark. Puiladelpbia Sloop Henry, Hodgn Sloop Blackstono, jasgow, and another, BAILED, Steamships Atlantic, West, Liverpool; Florida, Wood- hol, Savannah; Marion, Becry. Chacleston; Jamestown, stich, Norfolk, &6. Wind during the dsy, from &E to NE. Br brig Violot, from ¢ The steamers Florida South, hove parsed tho hands No vescola in sight Wind fresh from th Weather hazy, [Pen Stramamr Ntacana, av Borrow.) Aprx—Arr June 17, Tose, Peabody, Zanzibar 4th, Lewis. Wellir, do. Axyan~Sid May 18, Geo Law, Baxcnova—Arr July 13, lantaro, do. BRAC paD—Oa July 12, Albert more for Bremen: Auguste, Ly Benrast—Arr July 16 rr July 16, 4 Frederick Augast, do, 1 leans. Arr Juno 13, Fred Grosse, Sanders, NYork. Roxpravx—Ady M Ney and BT’ Martia, for NYork; Charles Cooper, Montieal; Brothers, and’ Meteor, for NOrleans; Alexina, and Margaret, for San Fransisco. Bremoniiaven—Arr July 12, Harriet Augusta, Trott, Richmond. Brmto1—Arr July 20, Cheshire, Rich, and Mary Ade s. St John, NB; Nimrod, Ivens, NYork. Cid W Horton, Packard, Cardiff (and sid from the Pill rame day); Also arr 15th, Singapore, Crowoll, Isle of France, via Queenstown; Latia Rookh, Small, St Joho, NB. Also cld 16th, Archimedes, Mitebell, Oardiif; 18th, N Boyntoa, Smalley, and Joba Spear, Spear, do. tld from the Pill 19th, John Spear, Spear, and N Boyn- ton, Smalley, (both from Bristol) Cardiff. Arr at do 18th, Columbus, NYork; 2lat, Meldon, Mer. ull, Mirimacht for Bristol: Canpirr—Arr Jaly 15, Albort Gallatin, Storer, London, to load for NYork: 16th, Geo Turner, McLellan, Havre, to load for U States; 21st, Austin, Mason, Dublin; ald 18th. Sarah Ano, Danley, NYork; 19th, Hibernia, Nance, San Francisco. Cowm—Put in July 21, James Shepherd, Silk, from ond in, oper, Falmout tanto,’ NOzleans;’ 1 Reichl, from Baltt- NOrieans for do. y, Philadelphia, ker, NYork; 19:h, th, Joseph Holmes, Leodon for San Francisco, Sid Mary Glever, Chase (from “ I; Tuly 11, Victoria, Muller, NOrleans, Sid Tith Rover, Cole, Liverpool ‘ Commavnr—Sld July 15, Humboldt, Paulsen, Deal. a ), Horizon, pene mice sie oats and procecded o oy Talabew, So Tandon ‘for Gardif 2 i Sid 21st, Yorktown, Meyer, (frem Lendon) NYork. Pansed by 19th, Gaston 'Voederhenda, trou Actwerp cum Arr July 1b, Indust Rost Stake Ni, Sid rr July . 20th, Cat eee ELsins0R— July 12 Sewall, Merrow, from Cren- stadt for Gottenburg: 15th, P R Haseltine, Cottrell, for N ‘York: Hesper, Pritchard, Havana for Cronstadt; 10th, Rouble, Benson, Matanzas for do. sof ESTO Of July 21, Colombo, Harris, trom Antwerp for NYork, Grvoa—Arr July 15, N H Wolfe, Porterfield, NOrleans. Giascow—Sld July 20, America, Holmes, NYork; Chas DeWolfe, Card, do In the Clyde ldg 224, Majestic for Boston; Spencer Kirby for Havana; Tenaro, Cornelia, Della Maria, Erie, nd John Wiley, for NYork; Golden Era, Denmark, Nau- tilus, and Jacob Prentiss, for Philadelphia. Gorrensurc—Arr July 12, Segadahock, Fisher, NOr- Gumaraan-—Are, July 1, SI Roberts, Dateh, NYork. ‘and cld 13th for ie ¢ Haweurc--Arr July 18, Deutschland, NYork; 19tn, Howard, Niemann, do, Sid 19th, Marbs, Peters, Valpa- raiso and San Francisco. Havrs—Arr July 18, peor rere Patterson, Mobile. Sid 20th, Irene. Williams, and St Nicolas, Bragdon, New York; Rhine, Barnes, U States. Ta port 20th, lg, "Trumball, Smith, for NYork soon; Germania, Wood, for do end of July; Hope Good win, Par- sone, do S0th; Fairfeld, Loveland, Aug 10. Huu—Sid July 15, Delaware, Patten, Cronstadt (and ‘was off Spurn same day). Kixastowx—Arr July 20, Asia, Calhoun, St John, NB; 21st, Syren, Williams, do, be IMRRICK—£1d July 18. Antelope, Comery, NYork. Liverroor—Arr July 19, Charles Holmes, Pillsbury, St George, NB; Zephyr, Gunn, NOrleans; Flora McDonald, Merrill Rotterdam; 20th, Ocean Star, Lord, NOrleans; Sarah Jane, Stevens, Charleston; Franconia, Moore, Rich bucto, Sid 19th, Squantum, Croker, Boston; 20th, Tay: mouth Castle, Webster, ard R D Shepard, Hamilton, do; North Carolina, Flitner, and Lady Bulwer, Tobin, NYork? Hartley, Merrill, NOrleans; 2ist, Yorkshire, Young, and New York Packet, Grey, NYork; Mermaid, Robinson, Philadelphia; 224,’ Jas Calder, Wright, NOsleans. Cid Qist, Awerica, Lawrence: Wm'Rathboae, Pratt, and Col Cutts, Shaw. NYork; Piscataqua, Weeks, Boston; Sarah Sande, (a), Isley, Quebec. ‘Also arr 16th, Jobn and Albert, Wilson. St John. NB; 18th, Charlemagne, Singer, St Stophen, NB; Oxenbridge, Taylor, St John, NB; 19th, Baltic (x), Comstock, NYork. ‘Also’ sid 16th, Prince of Wales, Brown, NYork; 17th, Commerce, Bevan, Boston; 224, Gardiner, Harriman, Portland; Compromite, Riley. NYork. Ady Amierice (+) for Boston 6th inst; Andes (s) Wickman, do. and NYork 31st; Levi Woodbury, Nickerson, for Bos- ton,27th ult; President, Comings, do 6th inst; Forest State, ister do 6th; Chas Humberston. Williams, do 7th; Chariot of Fame, Knowles, do 20th; Baltic (s) for NYork 27tD ult: Africa (s) do 20¢h; Ashburton sind Continent do 284; Goleonda, do 24th; Jas Nesmith and Robena, do 26th, Middlesex, Parmelee, do 27th; Great Western, En- torprise and Houghton, do Ist inst; Empire State, do 3d; MJ Roger, Jo 6th; Liverp-ol, do th; Benj Adams. do 10th; Jobn Hancock, Leviathan, Wm Stetson, Northern Chief, and Famerelda, de with despateb; Chace, White, do do; City of Glasgow (s) for Philadelphia 27th ult; Ailsa, do 26th; Henry Grinnell, do Ist inst; Flora Mc- Donaid. Annapolis and Sea Nymph, for Baltimore; Swit- verlend, for Charleston 25th ult: General Parkhill and Waltham, do. Gransds, for NOrleans 25th; Mayflower, do 20th; Sovereign of the Seas, MeKey, for Melbourne with despatch. Ent for ldg at do 18th ult, Fees, Higgins, Caloutts; 19th, Towa, Pettes for NOrleans; Hazard, Baltimore; Shanghae, Philadelpbia; Chariot of-Fsme, and Laconic, Boston; 20th, Ontario, Holmes, Charleston; BL Harriman, Balti: more; Enterprise, NYork: Zist_Wm Stetson, do. Also in port idz, Muscongus, Kelleran; Sam! Lawrence, Patten, ard Wm Vail, Benjamin, for Boston; Tonquin, Alfred, Yankee Blade, Rhodes, Kate Hunter, Vanguard, Jobn Currier, and aph, for NYork;"Thos H Perkins, W V Kent, and Lizzie Harward, for Philadelphia; Junius and Alexina, for City Point: Ontario, for Charleston; Kit- ty Cordes, for Mobile; J P Whitney, H H Boody, May- flower, and International, for NOrleans. Lonpoy—fntered inwards July 19, Courant, Bradstreet, Miramichi via Queenstown; Marcia C Day, Chase, St John, NB; Orphan, Williams, Quebec; Elizabeth, Sammi: Ga- briel, Collora, and Hendrick Hudeon, Warner. New York; Almade, Brewer, Havana; 22d Abcellino, Hall, St Joba, NB. Cld 2ist, John Ravenel, Pitman, NYork. Also arr 21st, Screamer. Scolfield, Quebec. ‘Also cld 18th, Horizon, Thompson, NOrleane; Glenburn, Springer, Newcastle to load for NYerk. In port 22d, ret Evans, for NYork, about ready; Patk Henry, th; Hendrik Hudson, do Aug 4; Mary. Marshall, do 1dg; Catharine, Edmends, for Calcutta, do; Arethusa, Candler, for San Francisco, do; Cassiterides, and Amelia Thompson, for do. Loypospeury—Arr July 19 Creole, Shields, Philadel- Phia; 20th, Jane Hudson, Leslie, do. Maraca—Sld Jnly 10, Turk, Sraall, Gibraltar. Newrort—Arr July 13, Annandale. Hutchings, Bristol for NYork. Cld 16th. Bell Rock, Pendieton, NOrleans; 20th. John Haven, Riker, NYork.’ Sid 19th,’ Elizabeth, Btrout, City Points Puxantn Roas—In July 15, Hebron, Kilby, St John, NB. Scuy, July 15—The Lenixella, from London for San Francisco, has put in here with loss of foretopmast, cap off bowsprit, and jibbsom. Sumups—Arr July 18, Florence, Potter, London: Ten- nessee, Reckwith, Havre; 20th, Etiwan, Wicks, Havre. Bild Blot, Qni of Sheba. Reed, NYork and East Indies. S1uco_Arr July 1% Lindea, Gillen, NYork. ,Sequaro.—In port July 12, Gleaner, Fitner, for Ame- rica, Ig. SypNey—NSW..Cld April 15, Monterey. Lecraw. Batavia. Texet—Arr July 17, Pursuit, Barnes, Mobile; 18th, Foroa, Helena NYork. Sid 18th, Arasterdam, (3), Capt Lt Spanjasrd, NYork. Exsivevn, Jnly 18—The shipe from the North Sea, as well as thoxe from the Baitic. cld since last post, have proceeded, with a few exceptions. Home Porta. ALEXANDRIA—Arr Aug 3, schra Mist, and B Strong heree; Henry, Philadelphia. ALBANY—Arr Aug 5, sloop Republic, Soule, NBedford, Cid steam schr Albany, Marble, Fall River; schr Jone- hine, Ferris, Norwalk; sloop Georgiana, Bowman, NGed- ow. BANGOR--Arr Aug 3, brig Allston, Mitchell, Rondout. BOSTON—Arr Aug 5, Br steamship Niagara, Leitch, Liverpool 284 uit, via’ Hallfax 4th inst, 634 A M: arr up at 245 PM. Telegraphed—Brig Myra, from Port au Prince; eignal for two barks, one to the North Shore.’ Cid barks Southerner, Walton, Australis; lonia, Averill, Rio Janeiro via Pictou; Modens, Eldridge, Balti: more; brigs Minena (Sw), Bydin. Cottenburg; Oleron, Perdleton, Pictou, to load for NYork; schrs Daxbury, Smith, Aux Cayes; Moris, Dorr, Norfolk; F J Broguard, Brown, Philadeiphia; Ontario, Daggett,’ do; Plymouth Rock, Lacy, NYork ‘Sl ships Daniel Webster, in tow (and was 15 miles Eof Boston Light at 6 PM): RC Win- throp, barks Race Horse, Mary MB Stetaon, Oxford, Ly man, Como, Ecno, Georgians. A Rogers, brigs Miaona, Albatros, Russia, JP Elicott, Leni, Cornelia, Conductor, Purebase. Helen F Ryder, China. Eraire, Ieadora, CAMDEN—SId July 27,’ brig Keoks, Nichols. Charles- ton ; 28th, rchr Challengo, Stinson, Norfolk; 30th, brig Frederick kngene, Flinton, Richmond. DIGHTON— Arr Aug d, ‘schry Experiment, Shenett, N York; sloop Mount Hope, NYork. Sid sloeps Factor, Norton, Rondout; WD Mangum, York. EAST DENNIS—Arr July 20, sehr Mail, Cobb, Philadel- phia, ld Aug 3, echr Mail, Philadelphia. VER—Arr Ang 4th. sors Jacob Smith, New- FALL RIVE ark for Taunton; J Comp on, Philadelphia for Dighton. LUBEC~Sld July 27, schrs @ Kussell, Rumery, Phila. delphia; Leoparé, NYork; 2%, Oregon, do; Aug 1, brig JH Kent, do. LUNCOLNVITLE—Sld Aug 2, eshr Flyiag Arrow, Phila- delpbia (fem Bangor). NEW HAVEN—Air Avg 5, rehrs Emperor, henes; Mion, Russell, Albany; sloop Lady Feneiek, Wiignt, hence Sid schra I Merritt, aud Wave, Albany; Echo, K Shew, und Ly curgus, Philadelphia; sloop HT Scudder, Albany NEW LONDON-—Arr Aug 3, prop Chas Osgood. Smith, NYork for Norwich; brig Hyos, Marchant, Philadelpaia’ rchra Lnoy, Robinson; Kilen, Carbray, and Kate, Skin: now, Rovdou'; Thos Hicks, Hall, hence; Heary Lee, Cron, Philadelphia: Bryon, L Barg. Philadelphia for New- port; slcop Jax Bennett, Brighion, heaoe for Warren. slé rloop New London, NYork NEW. BEDFORD—Sid Avg 4th, brig Alex Milliken, Fieh. Philadelphia, NEWBURYVORG—Arr July 4th, echr Arabella, Phila- delobte pb NE Arr Aug 3, barks Plymouth, Coker, Phila. Geluhia, of and for Newburyport (and #1d 4th); schrs Watchman, Malony, Calais fr Apponaug; Eliza Jae, Howe, hence for Provircetown; hero, Hanson, and Li Maroy, Willetts, from Philadelphia; 4th, Giraffe, Emer- son, hence for Addison. $Id 6th, brig Boston, Torrey, (from Providence) Phila. delpbia; scbra Ann Gardiner, Lasrence (from do) New York; Jiliza Jane, Provincetown; Giraife, Emorsoa; Ad- dion, (both hence olir Richmond, Drinkwater, hence for Rockland, was off Watch Hill 24, bur p» “back and went into Stonington, on account of head wind, NEW sRK--Arr Aug 5, sehr Alfred Bell, Andcows, Port- lend. Ct. NOKFOLK-—Arr 3, rehr Seraph, Paine Boston. PHILA YHA, rt Aug 5, #1 er Delsware, Cole, henes. Cid brig Porto Rico, Tar sth, Me; cchrs JB 1, Dickinson, Gandy. Providence; Kt it-Nock, Smith Baver- ly: T Benediut, Thorre. NHavon: J Leeming Gosfroy, Newport; M Marey, Willetts, and JK Randall, Baker, Borton; Jas MeGeo, Neil, Hart‘ord; Bidad, Jarvis, New Haven. gw Arrived Avgust 0, steamshio Virginio, Tost, Rich mond; briga Swan, Bray, New York; Wi Nishole, Leighton, Neponset; xohra WW Macey, Willie's, Boston; Columbus, Nichols, XHaven; Manatawiey, Stamford, Ct; Ellen Port Waithali; George Washington, Camp, Port Walthall, Cid steamships City of Boston, Fisher, Boston; Delaware, Sandford, NYork; brig Wm ‘Nichols, Leighton, Neponset; Manatawny, Frame, Harlem. PROVIDENCE-Arr Aug 5, sehrs S & J J Williams, Wil rov, Edenton NC, Isaxo Hinckley, Harvey, James River; Willett § Robbing, Cartwright, Rondout;' Chase, Oaks, do; Hoops Commerce, Tyler, Rondont; Hector, Chaua- cey. hence. sehrs Henry B Bascom, Corson, and Thomas Page, #cott, Philadelphia; sloop Wm H Bowen, Hallock. New York. ie PORTLAND Arr Ang 4, rchra Sarah. Talbot, Philadel- phia: MF Hall, Tibbett, hence for Cartine. RICHMOND—Arr Aug 4, steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, heres $id sohr Josiah Achorn, Morrill, NYork. ROCKLAND—Arr July 28, sclir Bay State, henes. Sid 24, sehrs Granville, New York; Corinthian, Spruce Head, a lo. SACO—Arr July 28th, schra Mary Crockett, heaco; Ist, Tiger. Philadelphia. Shi om cla PAUg 4, brig M Shepard, Manning, Para. STUNINGTON—Are At 4, schra iiaime Godftey, henee for Providence; Hannsh Chave, Johnson, do for Borton; slcopa Henry Gibbs, foward, Saugerties for New Bedford: Wave Hill, Rondout for Providence. WARKHAM—SI4 July 80, ners Aloxandor M, Philadel- hia; Reaper, NYork; Aug 1, Broadfield, Philadelphia, ‘tus, NYork; 24. Agawam, do, WICKFORD—SM Aug 4, schr Honzy, Baker, for Pert Ewen; doop Victory, ‘Taker, NYork, {oF favers hidherto ts by emont to merit a same, Bost quality of refreshments board, Dinner provided, Faro 25 cen| ways XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, EVERY K (re except Saturd: The sea steamer HERO, Capt Hancox, will fir d atreet, roome street, M., returning RIP OF A STEAM fr, August 13, 1803. —TI East nk, will good mani ° a Ti ota, Copper Barber, Earle River, ntonagon, La Pointe, Fond du Lao, Tie Royale, Pigeon River, Princes Bay, Mitichapitan. This trip will offer an opportunity of seit ell the weeny of this great inland sea, ding cach pasceager a view the world renowned Pictured Ros Copper Harbor, Tron Mountai Eagle River Mines, Ontonagon Mines, La Point, Seenery at Ile Royals Ly Pigeon River, ‘The famous Pi ape. ‘The Sam Ward id berth one hundred oy ate ‘The state rooms aa ayk re pasoenge taking th tire An} Pi sknte for the aly for passengers taking tho entire trip. Ti skete {OE ee won tb be had of ” £. B. & 8. WAKD, Detroit, Letroit, Ji N. B.—Th 'e Detroit on the 11th, ive in time for passom> at3 P.M. fos Gers to take the S, Ward. RAND EXCURSIONS FOR CONEY ISLAND, L. ing at Fort Hamilten each way.—Fai conte ry toamer Et '¥, o Abell, hi od ber rogular daily tr pe to has com} Cet er regular dai J for onsen, te Fort Hamilton and ‘Coney Inland, Locviag 26 Som 7 : Foot Spring strect, at 93, A.M. 124 P.M., 84 P.M. pice Nee BN re wivor ad 4 te, PG Sa nd, a . it. ‘i he new logan aimee i ey will also leave as follows ; treet, at 106 A.M, 2PM. 534 P.M. eee tceteah tee WM Mee Bea o rip over SCOPE DURANT will aloo, run every Fireot atl and 244s and plat Sat Tig andy ovclokes ant 5 an ler 3, at an ry eae JOHN F. HOBMAN, Aga RAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC OF THE COM- bined German Glee Associations of the oity of New York, will take place at jem Pleasure Garden, on Mom- de . The festival will be opened bya general: a singers, follo music, and di 8 been ony committee songs pel One of the all kinds of refres The beg leave to inform their frionds and the public that best bras will be provi have spared no pains to make and delightful excursions of the season. road Company will provide a sufficient the accommodation of persons taking part in Yeave the City Hall every ten minutos, and Twent street overy hour | Tickets, 26 cents, iedinitting a an 1) to ad at e entrance 0! eo garden. J S. HIRSCH, Seoretary. EXCURSION TO auAge AND 0AK c LEASANT ‘Hill Cemetery.—Fare 1234 cen: x the whole exouk- hi vo New York from ching at Hammond street, om at eight o’clock, A.M. Retura- ‘Angust Sth, 1853. ing to the city about five o'clock, P. M. UNDAY EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY, HIGH- Jands, Ocean House, Long Branch and Ocoam Port.— The new steamer JAMES ClIRISTOPHER, Captain Pelee, ier foot of Barclay street, on Sunday mornit .clock. Returning, leave Oocan Port at5 h way, 25 cents. g wn nnn POR, LIVERPOOL, —UNITED STATES MAIL STHAM- ship ARCTIC, Capt. J. C. Luo. This steam will depart with the United States mails for Euro tively on Saturday, August 20, at 12 o'clock, M., from bee Bat the foot of Canal stroct, For freight or poesagey ‘unequalled accommodations for eloganc ly to EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., uested to be on board at 34 A. LTIC will succeed the Arctic, amd P strecke Passengers M, The steamship sail September 3, Pe, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.—' mai THE UNYERD jos msi] steamer WASHINGTON, EB. M. Fitoh, com- A LS ly ‘echia mpi = eo sesongers for England aud Fran yp Aurust 1s, trom pier No. & North river, a¢ Ie saloon In first cabin, lower saloon. In second cabii An experienced sw 6 letters ain o a Post or freight s ony favre and Lon ‘or or MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, A mts, South street. Peete Tora we ‘Hermann will suc the Washington, and pi lon, Serer COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW Bremen Mail Line.—The side \d _ Bremen.— —The ah Reamer HANSA, 2.20 tons, and GREMANIA, 1,000 tens, TROM BREMEN. FROM NEW YORE, vaguest 1. September 1, .Aggat 2 Soptombec $8, ork to nae $100 bin = . cal singe apply te /ELEICHS & CO., 89 Broad street, OR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAS.—THE STEAMER MERLIN, Capt. Cronan, will sail for the above islands to St. Thomas $70. For pases apply . Ee CuNanee 0. St. Th JF pasesge Wo, 4 Bowling Gree: Pa coy! OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.—UNITED STATES Mail Line.—The new and splendid steamship’A LABAM, Geo. R, Schenck, captain, will leave on Wednosday, Aw 10th, at4o’clock P. M., from pier No. 4 North river. Ap- ply to SAMUEL L. MITCHILL, 13 Broadway. ‘The Augusta, Thos. Lyon, on Saturday, August 13, OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.—UNITED States Mail line.—The new and fast going steamer JAS. DGER, J. Dickinson commander, will leave pier No. 4 , at 4 o'clock P. M precisely. For freight ap- |) Where all bills of lading will bo signed and at e office of SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Tis Through tickets to Florids as follows>— on Monday, August 8. Parieg: to Jacksonville, to Pilatka, $33. OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIC MOND.— United States Mail Line, twice m= Ww ‘The stea ROANOKE, E. Cavendy, commander, leaves pier 13 Ni Tiver, overy Tuesday afteraoon, at ‘clock, a1 JAMESTOWN, Lowis Parrish, commander, ovary Sal afternoon at 4o’clook, No freight received after3 on days of sailing, For freight apply on beard. and for pag sage to UDLAM & PLEASANTS, 32 Broadway. OR SALE—THE SLOOP YACHT ARIEL, WBRLE found, with now sails, and everything in'the bees order. Inquire of John C.’ Baxter, shipchondlor, Ne. 906 Weat street, near Spring. Nats SMALI. CENTRE-BOARD SCEROONERS FOR fale, carrying 165, 120, 110 tons each. Call on 8, ML HOFFMAN, No. 12 Newark avenue, Jersey sity, where the voceels can be PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS. HINA OF SEVRES AND OTHERS, MANOURY, EM passe. Sandricr, N CHOCOLATE AND WAREHOUSE. MASSON, several courts, No. 23 Rue Richoliow, By appointment t Prize medal to London exhibition. Fasnie ND ARTICLES DB COUR. ALEXAWN- k, ntin, No. 14. WANPKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDBRED AND PLAIN, LOUIS CHAPRON, Furnicher of the Court, a la Sublime Porte, Kue dota Paix, No. 11. NATURAL OX MARROW AND POMATUM, JEAM- IN, Rue dela Fouillade, No. 2. O8 DROITS WITTS EXPRESSIVE PEDALS, NTAL, Boulevor and Montmartre, No. 5. Honored with nine medals aud tho Cross of Logion of Honor. XPRESS @FFICE—COMMISSION, IMPORTATIONS aud banking aifairs.—Mesars, Tétard & Duvivier, No. 44 re Dame des Viotoires, Paris, beg to inform na wud the public at large, that they have organized, buen Pl oh. will enable them to uader- mm portati ASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE COUR.—ALEXAN- drine, Rue d’Antin, No."14. } ANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN. LS, CHAPKON, fnrnisher of the Court at the Sublime. Porto, No, li Rue deta Paix, ILK EMBROIDER: © M. DUCHY N. \HRONIC DISEASES, J telloved, and rene: Sh gelato a y- i id th ilscesay ogy Ard patholozy, and the. philovepl 80, te 20 Howard street, between 10 A. . ION.—THE UNDERSIGNED WILL AT- rptive pationts without charging for advise He thiaks that a treatment of Inte discovered » him will oure that heretofore ineurable disoase im Will OUEe that ner EINE, 833 Brooms atzeet. Tr R. WAKD, w CANAL STR N O08 RAST of a bo consulted,’ Howse from 8 A. Ml. D oP Me" Sundays 9 A.M. tll 12 i, @, CHARLES MUNDE’S WATER CURM mSTAB- t Florence, (Northampton,) Mase. igo beam, reatly enlarged and improved. ‘here is now coom for one flerdred and fifty patente. “Tho location and ovuntey around arn vory pleasant, ani healthy: tho water of quite @ qualit d the Doctor, whose worke on hydre- wn all over Burops for the inst tw toner of Pricesaita’e soheol exlae eck, Ciroulars, &0., to be had a6 U.S book store, 20 Broadway, N. R. WM. WARD, OFFICE 50 CANAL STREET, ONR J, door cust of Broadway. Attendance from 8 A. M., un~ ui R. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF 4d) New York, can be consited at 48 Canni steost, two doors east of Broadway, from 8 to 10 wad from4to 9 P.M. Sandays Il to 12. R. RALPH.—HOURS OF OFFICS CONSULTATION from to 12 A. M., and 6 to 9 P. M., exoept Sunday, Ne. (43 Houston street, Wooster. M. LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAY « and surgeon, oan be consulted from Il A. M. to 3 @. M, and from 6to 9, evenings, (Sunday cxeepted) a's Hoado etrect, corner of Broadway, N. B.—Not the drugf atore. PEW YORR PRIVATE ING IN INSTITUT @, com ner of Sonth Sixthand Eighth streets, Willian abburg, br Holmes, late examining physician for the raroucty oy New York. have be fears fete 0 HE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE Gy... CHOLM- tA oured in a few hours; drsentory and 4! arrhoanbalfag hour, golic immediately, toothache in th 99 minntes, BAT, adnguames of Traore have eertatied thot the ee boon done by Dr. TOBIAS’S Ven tinn Linimont, } Oli over the United States, @eget, 74d Grevaion ott