The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1853, Page 8

“ per to the fishing grounds claimed exclusively by Great NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Highly Important and Very Interesting from Washington. Novel avd Startlivg Aspect of the Fishery Qucstion—A Fresh Spook of War—The Fuh- extes the Private Property of the Earl ef St@rling—Fishing Smacks to be Fitted Out Ouser fils Authority—Opinion of Hoa. Rebt J. Walker, U. 5. Commaisstoner to China, late Seoretary of the Treasury, dic. (SPECIAL CORSESPONDENCE OF THK NEW YORK’ HERALD. Wasmincros, Tuesday, August 9, 1853. A new element—mos: extraordiaary in its character, and of portentous aspect—has been introduced into the Great contreversy about the fisheries, the announcement ef which will cause greater agitation and excitement than have at any period hitherto been manifested on the sub- ject. A new and formidable claimant for the fisheries is in ‘the Geld. ‘The government has been notified that an American com- Pany—including, itis eaid, amongst its members a distin- guighed statesman one of the most prominent bankers of Washington, a former Assistant Secretary of the Trea- sury of tre United States, and several leading capitalis's im Wall street—make exclusive claim to ail the fisheries now in controversy between the United States and Great Britain, under title derived from Alexander, Ear! of Stir ling end Dovan, Hereditary Lieutenant General and Lord Proprietor of Canada and Nova Scotia, and that the com- pany propose iesting the legality of thei~ claim, by fitting outa vessel, manned by American seamen, and despatching Britain, or by granting licenses to the American fshermen of Marblehead apd Cope Cod to prosecute their busicess om all the coasts of Caracas, Nova Scocia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward’s Island, being more than there thou- sand miles in extest, in spite of what they pronounce the diplomatic blunder «f 1818, by which the United States, after obtaining from Great Britain the concession Of the right of fishing on certain coasts of Newfoundland, on the shores of the Magdalen Islands, and the southern coasts of Labrador, renounce forever the liberty of fish- ing within three miles of any other part of the British coasts in America. or of curing or drying fish en them, ‘The company say that if the title to the fisheries is Lord Stirling. and not in the British government, he Bahamas, Berbice, , Demerara, Pieratee ion eae To the following, thiety- eonts on each letter half an ounce or under, and six cents on Pffest Indlee—Not British. half an ounce or under, ey ties casts on cash na car ca en . Jago, do. To the following, thirty-two conta on each letter of half an ounce or under, and eight cents on each news- or " stn Peru. on Lambayeque, do, Huarcbaco, do. Casma, do. Iquique. do. ‘To the following, twenty cents on esch letter of half an ounce er under, and two cemts on each newspaper. Chagres, New Grenada. Panama, ditto. of the British North American provinces and to the Sandwich I-jands, prep: ers, and magazices may be sent through at the same rates as fo the United states. In these cases, the postage accrui heyond the frontiers of the Unied States, must be paid at the point of delivery, There is every reacon to believe that the recent rumors as to the overtures made by Mr. Crampton for a settle- ment of the fishery question &c., are incorrect in many essential particulars—as, for instance, the statemont that he has made an offer of reciprocal free trade with the colonies. The statement of the negotiations pub- lished editorially in the Hxnatp nearly three weeks ago, covered the whole ground as far as it has progressed, and doubtlers that article is the text upon which all the sub- sequent rumors have been manufactured. D. C. Tuttle has been appointed register of public the undoubted right of transferring it te American citizens, who, if disturbed in the right thus acquired, may demand the protection of the United Sta‘es, which will be bound to ree if the title is good, and, if s0, to defend it. A collision may be anticipated; amd should the .adain- istsation decide to eustain the rights asserted by the company, the British goveroment must make large con- coesions, or war seme probable. Lord Stirling is now in Washington, whither he is said to bave come by advice of seme of the lesding statesmen of Great Britain, who thought this the placs most advantegeously to assert his rights. He is a man of venerable appearance, some seventy years of age, of dignified and courteous manters, and of well established persozal havcr apd integrity. He is sesompanied by bis Hon. Lord Stirling claims as heir of his ancestor, Sir Wil- liam Alexarder. of Menstrie, Scotland, Viscount of Capads, Viscount and Earl of Stirling, and Earl of Dovan, to whom royal charters, under the great real, were granted, which were recognised and coafirmed by act of Parliament in the preseoce of King Charles the First. Thee are all on record at Edin burgh :— Ath September, 1621—Original charter of Nova Scotia. 12th July, 1625—Charter of Nova Damuy, of the lands, lordship, sud barony of Nova Scotia. 3d Mey. 1627—Chbarter of the country and dominion of New Scotland. 2d February, 1628—Original charter of Canada, in- cluding fifty leagues of bounds on both sides of the River St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes, These charters gave the Esrl of Stirling vast political and administrative powers. He was made his Majesty's hercditary Lieutenant General over the whole countriss ef Nova Scotia and Carada. He was also made jastice- general, high admiral, lord of regality, and hereditary steward, The poser was conferred upon him of making Officers of state and justice, of cosferring titles of honor, of coining money. and the privilege of making laws con- cernivg the public ntate, good and government of the count:y, He bad ihe power of appointing ove hundred and fifty beroret:, c»iled Baronets of Nova Seotia, who were to take precedeoes of all other baronets. Under this pewer the first Farl sctus!ly made over one hundred Dbarouet?; nearly fifty of the present baronets ia Great Britain bold their titles from patents granted by the first Earl of Stirling. The charters of Nova Seotia and Canada give to Lord Stirling. his heirs azd assizcs, the complete right of fish- ing * six leagues of the shore, on precisely the coasts which we have relinquishei; un exten’ of coast of over three thonsard miles in length. The charter: of Nova Seotia, afte ‘ing the boundaries of the country granted, including New Brunswick, proceeds in these words:—In- Gluding ard comprehending wituin the said coasts and their cizcumference, from sea to sea, all the continents, with rivers, brooks, bays, shores, islands, or seas, lying Bear or within six leagues of any part of the same, on the west, vorth, or east side of the coasts; and from the southeast, where lies Caps Breton, and the south part of the came, where is Cape Sable, all the seas and islands southward within forty leagues of the coasts thereof,” &e. And the charter proceeds to grant to Sir William Alexander, bis heirs or assigns, among other things, all ‘marshes, lakes, waters, fisheries, ag well io salt water as in fresh, of royal fishes, as of others,” &¢.—( marvessius lacubus aquir piscationibus am in agua salsa quam recenti tam regalium piscium quam alicrum.’”) The charter alco refers to unce:takings which the grautce msy make with “divers of our sud- jects ond others, who probably shall enter into contracts with him end his heirr, avsigaees, or deputies, for lands, fisheries,” &c. It is alleged thet, L Courts of competent j tablished that the preren scended from the first Eur) of lands at St. Louis, Mo. INDEPENDENT, Exciting News from the Fishertes—Clerks Restored, &e. FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT, Wasnincrox, August 9, 1853. Intelligence received from the fishing grounds creates con iderable uneasiness. Some fifteen or twenty vessels have arrived there from Gloucester, Maas., Newcastle, N. H., and Kittery, Maine, armed with muskets, boarding pikes, cutiasses, and swivels determined to fight if inter- fered with. Heavy operators have laid up their vessels atthe wharves, and employed their men on shore, and invested their money in rew movements. Collisions are daily expected. The Eastern people are raid to be zatis- fied with reciprocity, but are all in arms against the registry of British vessels to control the coasting trade. It seems that the fishermen are certainly armed, reports to the contrary notwitastanding. Tt is understood that in the settlement of Mr, Zantzin- ger’s accounts, a balaaes was found to be due the govern- ment of $10 280. A number of clerks recently removed from the Pension Office, were to-day restored, and others appointed. The President and Cabinet paid an oficial visit to the Congressional Library to-day. ‘The Late Southern Elections, TENNESSEE. Nasuvirte, August 9, 1853. Complete returns from thirty eight counties showa whig loss on Cawpbell’s majority of 1,100, with Upper East Tennessee to be heard from. The election of Johnson, democrat, as Governor, is con- ceded by both whigs snd democrats. The Legislature has a whig majority on joint ballot. ALABAMA. BaLtimore, Avgust 9, 1853. In the Mobile (First) district, Lockwood, whig, hes been unexpected y elected to Congress. He is 118 ahead, with Marengo county to bear from. In the Second district the msjority for Abercrombie, whig is 1,600. In the Third district Harris, democ In the Fourth district the chan Hole, whig In the Seventh district James F. Dowdell is electea NORTH CAROLINA. In the First district, reported roturms from all the court'es give Shaw, democrat, for Congress, 57 oBjority over Outlaw, whig; but the oficial vote may change the ut, is elected. sre in favoro ‘result. Congressional Nomination, New Onixans, August 5, 1853. ‘The *big coavention at Donaldsoavilie on Moaday nom!- nated T.G. Huatas their candidate for Congress from this cistriet. From New Orleans FEVER—LATER FROM TEXAS—DES- TRUCTIVE FIRE. New Onrzans, August 3, 1853, The epidemic is diminishing siowly; the average num- ber of deaths, deily, is cow 140, including 120 from yel- low fever. We Lave Galveston dates to the 29th ult. A destruc tive fre hed cccurred at Indianola, entailing a loss of $45,000, the gieater part of which fell on Messrs. Bal- Gri¢ge & Sparks. ‘The crops in Texas were favorable, THE YELLOW Dests ucilve Fires on P:ince Edward's Island, GREAT LO8S OF PROPERTY—THE MACKEREL FIS, ERY, ETC, Bostox Avgast 9—8 P. M, St. John, N. B., papers of the Sth inst. aze received. A letter from Prince Edwarda Island saye that‘ fires have been raging ia the wocds fexrfally during the past week. Some farmers have lost houses, barns, fences, and all to his titles and estates. IL. The titles of tbe present Earl of S ficially recognised on the most solema and Scotland, It is further alleged that the Earl of S islis was inserted upon the great roll of the Pees of 8 fm. 1851, a roll invesibed in the archives of the King a: Edinburg, érawn up by order of the Howse of Lovds, entered upon its register, and transcribed apon it. minutes. Since that prriod rhe E voted again at the seueral elections of 1 His name is aloo entered oo the listof tho com pe ied at those elec ious—lists recorded ia archives of the Upyer Hous. the proof that from 1825 to 1 ling, always recognized in period of twoive years as a effective protest. And also that be was sot cnly racognized by hia peers and the magistrates and courts of Etinbuargh, but that the Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst, Earl Grey, tho Primo Minister, the Lords of the Committee of Corneil, in the king's came, cozrerponded officially with the Earl of Stir- ling ard addressed him by his title, John L. Hayes, Esq, counsel for Lord Stirliaz, states thatin an interview had with the Hoa. Robert J. Walker, late Secretary of the Treatury, Mr. Walker sald that prior to his departure for Europe, he had, at the request of Lond Stirling, examined tre care, and alshough his malti- Plied ergegements prevevted his having been profession. ally employed a2 cousrel, ag Lord Stirlicg doulred, be (Mr. Walker) entertained an undoubted conviction, wh was confirmed by convervation relative to the o several distinguished persons, dork bis Inte visit to Bagland and Scotland, of the heirship, identity, anv Leja Tights of Lord Stirling T, myself. have had on interview with Mr. Walker, and he informs me that Mr. Hayes's statement is true ant cor rect. As farther devolopements take place you phat! be {est informed of them. D Important Postal arrangements tore About the Pishert: ae, SPECIAL CORRESPOS ny 8 who the royal Peer of Scotland, without | Waris The following table urs bow fice Departinent, showing United States and Drew eluded: — List of fore'gn countries between ») lettere and newspapers wey be ngh Btates, The ra'en bere eet Cown aretha fori which, (together with the Usivd Snes Qs ORK HERArD. BS cow .trias an lowing places, ten cents on enh Latter of Salt 1 of Stiekiog has | F @8 ounce of unier, and tw> cents oa exch wows, apor: Mexico, E Com Woot Ladion, &o —"Beltinh” yin; Antigua, Barbaoes | their csops, aud very few have escared without losing ome cf their fencing and grain. A grest number of also been lost; in fact the exieat of all the cannot yet be ascertained.” Gleaner pays that msckerel are very exe, ave the fehery goverally, though notaa linary one, ie decidedly better than last veason, No: th American and Karopean Railroad. 8r. Jor riean aud E wil! 200 will &e, ¥ aud Stephe s scc'eties, engine compan and @ bal! is to take place in ¢ xing On be 15th a public @inver is to be given to 3 Jackson & Co. by the f St. Joun, and the + sed is to be turned in tb 5 in the rear of intend tarning ou! Fxom the South, MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION—NEWSPAPER suore, August 9, 1853, The Demoerat'c jon meets hers to-mor row, thre will be a great struggle for.the gubernatori nomination. We have no meil to aight beyond Wilmingtoa, . The Richmond Enquirer avzounces that Rogor A. Pryor bas become inverested in thet paper, and enters upon the editorial daties ina few dayn, The Lnquirer bas another erticle ageinst tae Washington Union and the Pacific Railroad. From the Western Plains THE INDIANS—-DESPERATE BATTLE, ETC. Lovuisvitiz August 9, 1 A party, just arrived from Fort Mickey at Intepen port large numbers of Indians awaiting the bts of Major Fitzpatrick, who was to distribute 4 preven's among them the day after tho party battle, vear Fort Kearne: <i véing 06 Teta Kioa v e sioux ard Cheyena are «lmost ruobe GREAT INF X OF EMIGRANTS—y, LER WRECKED, Bostox, Aveust 9, 1853, The proket ehip Star of Empire, forty atx Liverpoe!, arrived at querantine this morning, igraut pa , days from with near ‘The surgeon of the ship and ied om the voyage, She encountersd ly 060 cx ten par light b eotoon enyers. ow Montevideo, ‘of June 18, says that the _B, Daviteoe rived there with tae cree ling brig Topaz, of New Loud 0 whaling brig Top Loudon, wrecked on Trotting Mateh hetween Tacony and Wiora Temple. Kocarstrr, August 9, 1853, A taco came off this afternoon at the Union course, between Tacony and Flora Temple, for a purse of $1 2 Four beats weve run—Teae Tinne—2:25 36; 2:91 ; 2:90}; 2:90, A .ecuad munton for $1,00 comes of on F. iday, wion'eg all but chest. He, however, left for New York on the Monday train, and information of the death of Graffzen received last t, officers started in pursuit ‘bart thie morning. name is in full on the top his chest. RSE Arrest in Worcester, Worcester, August 9, 1353. A young man, who refuses to give his name, was ar- rested here last night, charged with breaking into the railroad station at Grantville. He had in his possession a draft for $42 62, drawn by the Chautauque County Bank upon the Metropclitan Bark, in favor of E. Godfrey & Son, of New York; also, a check upon the Bank of Albany for $300, drawn by J. Warner im favor of N. Fisher. He confesses that he stole the checks from his late employ- ers, Messrs. Baldwin, Studwell & Fisher, of Pearl street, New York, together with $47 in money. He ts not mere than eighteen years of age. Western Freights and Navigation. Prrmssvra, August 9, 1853. Arrargements have been made for carrying freight be- tween Cincinnati ard Pittsburg at 40c. per 100 Ibs. for sclid freight, by way of the’ Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail- road, ‘The river fs now in fine nsvigable order, measuring four feet and s half inthe channel. Boata of the largest class are now running, Markets, New ORLEANS, August 3, 1853, The rales of cotton for the past two cays have been 1,200 baies; micéling is quoted at 10%, Flour is now silling at $9 3744. Meus pork, $14 25. “Tobacco is quiet, vat firm, Atpany, Angust 9, 1853. ‘The fcllowing have beem the receipts here during the st 24 hours:—Flour, 6.000 bbls.; wheat, 16,000 Dele corn, 10,000 bushels; oats 11000 bushels. Fleur bas been in mode: demand, prices a sbadein favor of buyers. Wheat firm, with a good milling inquiry; sales 18,000 bushela, Corn tending down- ward; 8 000 bushels sold at, 760. for round yellow. Oats steady at die, a 45c. Prison whiskey, 263¢0, The Storm on Monday Night. (From the Newark Advertiser, August 9 } Another violent thunder storm passed over our city last night sbout 10 o'clock, bringing up the rear of the long arrsy ot clouds which have covered the eky for seve. ral days past. The thunder rumbled fora long time in the distance, as if dissatisfied with haviug left our city, but the bright stars in the West trinkled merrily at its Ceparture, and seemed to assuxe us once more of bright skiex snd clear weather. The weathercocks, which have periinaciously pointed eastward, now take an opposite direotion, end all things indicate a freedom, at least tem- Been fom the two profuse favors which the atmos phere bas granted ns. Durirg the storm the house of Mr. Sterliog Arm- strong, tear Mount Plearant Cemetery. in this city, was etruck by lightning in @ very sipgular manuer. The southeast corner of the roof seemed to have been the point firet struck, aithough there was no outward indi- cation of the enirance cf the electric gurrent.* The plate and underside of the roof was oplinfered for a dis- tance of ebout fifteen feet, from whence no signs of its pasage are visible in avy djrection, The next point at which it appeared was in perforating the floor in the ball very rear the centre of the house. ia the first story, and more than thirty feet distant from the point firat struck. The hole was not unlike that of a small rjflo bail shot from below, splintaring upwards and teartng the off cloth to fragmenta, passing ulong the ceiling of the ba-ement, tearing off the plastering, shivering the jotste and studs, It finaily speot ite fary by demoli:h- the inside casings of a window in the basement. 8. Armstrong and ¢ feof Mr. L. H. Armstrong were both in the hall at the moment, aud within four feet of the spo: where the floor was pierced, and the carpet torn to atoms, yet sustained no injury excep? a slight concussion and biinding effect of the lightning he house was filled with a strong sulphurous odor, and some emcke. The house was also protested by a lightning rod, put upin the most approved manner, with glass insula tors, aud elevated some twenty-five feet absve the point struck as above named, yet no sigos are visible of its having been touched. ‘The action of the lightaing was 80 peculiar that the cae reems worthy ef notice from the écientific, there being many facts that cannot be crowded in this notice. ‘The fluid also struck the flag staff on the Market streat railroxd depot, shivering it, and seatteriog epliaters ia all direc'icns. A number of persons were sitciog usder the porch of the depot, but felt no shock. Tue pelecrach wires on the opposite side of Farry street appeared to be lines of fire, avd a woman in the Washiogtoa House was slightly etupned. Considerable bail fell in Orange, beatirg down fields of corn, &c. TELEGRAPHIC. Baumxons, August 9, 1853. The bail storm last evening was very severe, bat ex- tended only a short distance. Several houses in the upper part of the city were unroofed, and bulldiags 12 course of exection blown down. City Intelligence. §1, Pavi’s Cauncu Fark — We see by an edvertissment t! the ladies of St Yaul’s Caurch, East Chester, will give * fair to-morrow fer,the bevefit of that church. All interested persons will a+ruxedly attead. Burciary — On Monday ight about half-pastt9 o'clock the front basement deor of No. 8 Perry street was found open, by the pcliceman on duty ia that dis trict, an¢ information given to the Captain, who pro; ceeded tc the houre, ard Giscowsred that it had been forced open duiing the absence of the ceonpants in the country. On farther exawination, it wes found that tue Goors of the rooma belonging to the upper fiver hed been burst open end the fursit re partially destroyed; but the extent could not be ascertained at the time, in con. scquei ce of the absence of the family, as already men- tioned, Cump Drorrixg.—A male infant, alive, and about four weeks Ud, w nd this morning about half past two o'clock, iu the area «f honse No. 60 East Twenty sixth street, baving teen left there by some unknown person. Tt was teken to the Almshoue by « policeman, Pryseatation oF A Goip Warten To Lirct. Seapainc — Yerterdsy afternoon a goid watch was presented to Lieat. Ssabring, of the Nioth ward polics, as # tcken of respect, from the policeruen uader his onomand belongiog ts that strict, Tom Tuvmn THE Srconp —A very little gentleman calied at the Hrvsip office on Monday. He comes from the Key- stone State, 1s sixteen inches in height, weighs six pouats four ounces, and is two yea da half old. They doa great many small thing! in Penuaylvania, Dut we believe Master Sellers is the very emaile-t spec'men of their nfsetare. He chouli bo set in rootion with the steam engine which sits on m sivpenny piece, when he would undoubtedly te a match for any of your “fast men Accipent winte Ixto: about belf-past 11 o rep —Lateon Monday nizht, ck, & man nived Francis Derian was fousd by officer Dean, of the Sixieeath ward, lying ou the cidewelk in front of Mr. Pisnu’s grocery store in Trenty fifth street, between the Ninth and Tenth avenuen, vith his head ard foes cut «od bruised vers ard bleeding profasely, betng intoxicated af the e wex taken to the siztion house, and placed under the care of Dr. Booras Issury FROM A Fatt Oo ney, asmlor, felloff the b Monday night, James Whit- ck € house No. 322 f bis beck, He was lospital by & policem OSIONS --On Monéay i exploded at pi:l, end a em her pros at i 1 2 verely, Sidi thetente bas voces of her surviving The child, for ¥. Wa‘ vot so much barrt. ‘ On we evenirg, ® Mra, Hnoter, residiog wt No Rivingt n street. vae tery badly burot by « campene Janmop upsetting wh be was at needlewo.k abort nine » Avenas 1 cnild that she had in \jured very °e. Wiltlamshurg City Inteligence. 50 Ts apnual reports of the néents of ly 1, 1889. to July he rhow that the izcreass of pauperism in Kiaus enper ol, 185: county curing that period » 87. The increase for ‘od was $36,249 48 —nac + 1,060 paupers, and fu 1863, 11,253, * required for their support was 'ne amouat required for Crvenen maiweey 4 Ferny Bost aNp A Bunce —A man, named Joreph Hives, residing in Columbia # reat, Broobiyn, was mest fecrtully eru: hed acd mangled about the hips and lower part of the v:omach, in conequence of attempting to leaen the Peck slip ferry bow: before she var properly secured to the bridge, on Monday night, about ten o'clock, He wax co 1 hone ina earriage by cfficer Minor, where mediosl fd vas procured. But slight hopes were entertained of hi recovery. REGATTA ON THE DeLaAwARE.—A regatta took place yesterday merning on the Delaware river, Which attracted mueh attention in the lower section of the ci Some eighteen skiffs or sail boats were entered for tle contest, some of them being of more than twenty-two feet keel, but all trimly built, and carrying their canvass quite gallantly. V upon the waves they canght the ‘breeze g Among them we noticed the Post Boy, Shift Serub, Sneak, Frolic, Wave and others. “About nine clock the signal gun was fired at Reed street wharf, Southwark, where the start took place, in presence of a large convourse of spectators, men, wemen and chiliven. Simediately the com: skimmed out upon the bosom ‘of the scattering over a broad surface pros: beautifal sight. A small, fairy-like fifteen feet keel, owned by Rovert. 7. von when last seen from’ the flect, however, sailed well, their wi gracefully to the breeze. A 4 led f, of only 1, led the contend Tings port and by Fire my TALL An. livery stable in ‘Talla longing to P, B. Brokaw, was entirely consumed on the 2d inst. The fire wes discovered at about éeven o'clock, A.M... and in the c of an hour not mained but the bar 8 The horses, ¢ hornese, &e., were all Loss castim about $6,000-—no insvrance. The fire to he the work of au ince ges, ted at was supposed and ono or ¢ -] arrested og suspicion, leaden employed about the extablishment are | Rh'p Surprise, hence at do 9th Deary wentaeg 0G Cope Mera f to the Celestials. Naw York, August 9, 1853. To James G. Bennett, Esq. signed by charitable host, in order to certi! Cae are trul: io seenibers of Sie Dinas ompany. ‘Furnivhed such a paper they coul wet cutin different directions, and present themselves not only at private dwellings, (where servants fre- quently send Syarerpiicanta without affording them even the chance of a hearing), but also at counting- houses, p) of business, and especially at our large hotels, which are at present overflowing with strangers travelling for lees and who would surely not refuse ‘thelr mite to aid these poor, des- pairing people. Their foreign garb and asp would secure them more than ordinary attention, and Tam inclined to think that, after the numerous no- tices of their ease which have appeared in your able journal, they would find few deaf ears turned to their prayer. Atleast, I trust so; and hope this queenly city, overflowing with wealth and pros- perity, will not allow it to be said that forty unhappy strangers were left to the sad alternative of selling themselves into partial s'avery in the island of Cuba, or going to the almshouse for want of being able to raise a small fund to convey them back to their na- tive land, where they may find employment, and yet be happy, and above all, free. Very respectfully you, SuBscRiper. With the above we received ten do!lars, which are ready for the Celestials. Naval Intelligence: U.8. brig Perry, Commander Alonzo Madeira, July 9. The U.S. steam frigate Powhatan, bound to Japan, hee at Mauritius May 18, and would leave again on the st. a MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. » Davis, was at Movements of Ocean Steamers, oty of Glas Liverpool lade Africa we ‘Liverpeol. Ba~ All packages and lellers intended for the New Youk Hera should be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THS DAY. BUM RIB. .....eeere5, 5 O7 | MOON EETS ......06. 10 21 SUN BETS... +7 03] mica WarTsR .morn — — Port of New York, August 9, 1853, OLEATED. Steamsbips—Asla (Br), Lott, Liverpool, E Cunard; Roenoke, Cavendy, Richmond, Petersburg, and Norfolk, Ludlum & Pleasants. Ship—Cohota, Lathrop, Boston, W A Sale, Barks—Flight, Calboun, Sevantab, Dupham & Dimon; Horace, Tucker, Philadelphia, Nesmith & Sons; Klizabeth Grange (Br), Plomer, Richibucto, Theodore W Riley; Con- cilistor (Br), Jackson, St John, NB, Logan & Collius. Brigs—Lewartine, Blake, Bangor, J B Gager & Co; Ken- dull (Br), Cutem, St John, NB, Kelly & Smithers: Alvaro, Gould, ‘nite & Co; Metropolis, Gillespie, Richmond, Schrs—Ann, Hopkins, Petersburg, James Hunter & Co; Senator, Myers, Alexandria, &¢, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Bey State. Burr, Boston, Dayton & Sprague; Louisine, Coucklin, Charleston, McCready & Co; Mary B Knapp, Edmond,’ Philadelphia, S W Lewis; Magyar, Havener, Belfast, waster. Sloop—Warren, Stennard, New Haven, master. Stenzoer:—Jaclson, Parrich, Baltimore, Parker Vein Co; Authracite, Jones, Philadelphia, J & N Briggs. ARRIVED. Steamship Star of the West, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, Nic 7 days, 19 hours, to C Morgan, Aug 6, lat 27 40, lon 79 41, pasved chr Alfaretta. ot Newbary port, steering nq uta Martha, via Key West for N York); 8th, lat 74 31, gassed Bremen ship Adolphine, from Beitimore for Amsterdam. Steamebip Ieebel, Rollins, Havana, 4th inst, Chaplerton, 7th inst, to Spofford, Tileston & Oo, came to this port for repsirs Steamship Southerner, Kwen. Charleston, with passen- gers, to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Ship Manhattan (pkt), Peabody, Liverpool, July 3, with 763 passeogers, to CH Mari & Co. Has had light westerly witds acd calms the entire passage; had two deaths ard two births on the pasesge. aie bio. Rezean, Liverpool, June 17, with passengers, to J W Phillips. Ship Agees (Brem), Schelling, Bremen, June 19, with 226 parsengera to Oelrichs & Co. July 12, la: 47, lon 39, spoke Br bark Burrill, from Liverpool for New York, 23 days out; Aug 7, Nantucket bearing NW 30 miles, saw = fan ship Arnold Binninger, Heler, from Bremen for jsitinns Ship St Denis (pkt), Follansbee, Havre, June 20, with 250 parrerger’; to Moyd & Hincken. July 6, 40 22, k 26, saw 6 Black Ball packet, hence for ‘Liverpool. The =t Dhad light winds nod caims the entire passage Took a pilot from the E K Collina on 61h inst, in lon 69, No deaths on the psascage; bad one birth. Ship Victoria, Watlington, Antwerp and Flashing, June 24, with 253 passengers, to Zeresa & Co, On Tuesday last, in a squall from the nocthward, lost mizzen mast by the eck. July 17, lat 45 Ol, lon'40, passed aa Am ship, standing E, showing a white sigoal with # red ball; 18th, raw a Brem bark standing E, No 112. Ship Cutbarine Edvards, Autwerp 63 days, with 255 pas:engers, to E D Hurlbut & Oo. Ship Skylark (new clipper), Stetsom, Somerset, 20 hous. Waa toned to the city by steamtug Titan, Bark Juno (iiem), Edzard, Bremen, 65 days, with 211 Parsengera, to Paver stadt & Schumacher. Berk Diligence (cf Portland), Hutchinson, Sagua la Graice, § days, to Goodhue & Co. Brig Azalia (of Eas'port), Gorum, Trinidsd de Cuba, July 23, to Meyer & Stucken, July '26, lat 2148, lon 84 47. spoke bark Perio, from Cienfueg stor New York, beg Nancy Anu (ct Wells), Pote, Booa Quedrado PR, 1 it 26 to master. in Fracklin (Br), Davison, Windsor, N3, 13 to miseter. Brig Betle Poule. MeFariand, Darien, Ga, 10 days. to 8 H Rochexbaush. Died 2d iast, Charles Norton, seaman, a ative rf Kpgland, Brig Wappo, Coombs, Doboy Island, Ga, 8 days, to Peck & Church. ry Sebr John J Taylor, Black, Tampa Bay, 19 days, to Da- vison, Crum & Bonnell Aug 5, et 87 46, lon 73.15, #aw ship Revexne hence for Ricbmond, g ott (Br), Hilton, Eleuthera, 10 days, to and The I (cf Philadel shia), Joline, Galveston, Moit & Co. Baltimore, 4 cbr Sertha A Commin Sebr Edward, Smith, El Sebr ile Forler, Smyroa, Del, 5 days worth. ora, lo. Hi shins, Reekland, 4 4 Haven, Longstreet, New Haven, 1 day. Floop F Brown, Gazdiner, Providence Aa The Br brig Mary Ann, Jones, from Newport, ar- rived Morday, is consigned tod B Gager & Co ig L PSnow, Atwood, heoce for St Marys, jay. setuyned to the city to day, in tow of Hell, baving been rum ito by the ship F en, of Monday evening, when 10 miles E3E of the Highlands, lousing jibbcom, boweprit, foreyard, staying in the bows. and otherwise iejuring the brig. Big Forrest, of Harrington, Ingraham, heace for Rum Key 16th ult. returned (o port to day, having eprung clerk, aud br.ke the maicmast ebout Ave feet above the deck. BELOW, Sup Henry Clay, from Liverpool, to Grinnell, Minturn CO, Also ® Swedish bark. P LED, Steamships Merlin, Bermuda; Roacoke, R ships Ses Witch, Mardarin, aud Hur ric Malsbar, Quebee bark Joho Parker, Glveg By Saypy Hoox Privtixd Tereovare.) Tue HiatLANDs, Aug 96 30 PM A yesrels bavé all gone to Kea, exoapt niide the Hook, One bas aud one ghlaads, boundin. ship Heary Clay, vhe cffing. Steamship Roanok’ going av ae, The cntward b two harks & brig paseing from Liverpoc |, ut past the hits) Wicd ighet Ww. Memoranda, ‘Ths Cpper ship Jxcob Bell arzived at Lawes, Del, on in San Fronciseo 5 days. tsahourd, hence at Son Franctseo Ist ull, croseed o ont ¢ Apil 25, Left Juan Sernan- deo Mey 16. eon the Paci"e June 5 lon during most of the pasange, and for $i days. Put inty Crmnoeriand n4 detaiued of Foreland by a gulo of he Sito the Mil May, The S Hwas pro vith s cocdensing apparatus, which proved 9 failure as soon ox she got to sca, altbough iy had worked well in port, wt the rate of forty gallone gocd fresh wa'er yer eay. Ehip $8 Pishop at do 4th ult from Philadelphia, ercsied the eqoator on the Atlantic April i, lon 80 WW. ‘Recoun tere heavy gales from N to NW for 17 days. Crossed the equator cx the Paciile Jaze 10, lon 114 52 W. horaft, be do 8th ult, expecieneod boty. thor off Cope Horn for 7 devs, Ccorsed the 1 Gays, previour, ir lon 112 30 W, acd was be Jays out of the OL, equator cs lnwe ull antered foe BO born, Urgent the eqeater June, lon 110 W, after which mot with light New Ye 1 do 9th ult, mot with fae wee- asebacah tect! tote mest the equator 36 days in tom 108 30. On the 24th ae fatts, the cook, a native of ne. Ship Siroceo, hence at do 10th ult, enconatered heavy gales off Cape Horn for #2 dpe aid et with tedious weather the whole ‘the equater in lon Tit W, 28 deze previous; had light winds afver. Ship Golden State, hence at do 12th ult, encountered ee en ae for 19 days; crossed ual after which. had light winds, Be se Sree Ship Empress of the Seas, hence at do 12th ult, crossed the equator, Pacific side, June 7, 87 days out. Ship Courser, hence at do 12th ult, was off Cape Hora Jojdays,with hee fom NNW to WNW, crossed the equals in lon 110° , 83 days previous; after which had very light winds, Bhip Chicora, at do 13th ult, from Boston, encountered Piva weather off Cape Horn for 14 ‘ane; crossed the equator in lon 109 W, 39 days us; and met with heavy winds afterwards, chiefly from N and N by E. ip Houqua, hence at do 15th ult, was off Cape Horn onfne?, ie heavy gales; crossed the equator Jume 37, lon 116,after which had moderate winds from the north ward; ‘April 20,7 PM, lat 66 52,8 lon 70 12 W, saw a bright com bearing WSW per compass, altitude 10 20; May 6, at 7 30 PM, ine violent equalt from WSW, a wateor, Siparendy the size of a man’s head, burat at the mast |, throw- ing out most brilliant sparks, came down the mast and passed to leeward; two men standing near the mast head at the time were sensibly affected. Bark Marmora,at do 4th ult,from Philadelphia, encoun- tered very light winds for four months; cros+ed the equa tor on the Atlantic, Feb 1, lon 125 W; met with heavy weather off Cape Horn for 30 deys; crossed the line on the Pacific, May 24, lon 115 W- Brig Cohan: hence do 5th ult, was off Cape Horn 7 days 4 very heaty ‘weather; experienced northerly winds and calms. Port or Carcotra.—A letter from Calcutta, dated June 8, states that the difficult and dangerous state of naviga tion of the river Hoogly forms the subject of universal complaint at that piace, and was likely to threaten, at no distant period, to render access to the port impracticable for vessels of auy coraderable tcnnage. Owing to the low state of the water. the pilots had declined taking vessels cf more than 600 tons out of the river without steam. Several American shi; {ter getting ready for sea, had been Cetained six or seven weeks, waiting an opportunity to go down the river. Lavxcuxp—{n Searsport, recently. by Mr Henry Math- ews, a fine schooner of 160 tons burthen, called the Philip Gilkey, to be commanded by Capt Hatch, of I:lesboro’. Telegraphic Marine Reports. New Ortzans, Aug 3. Arrived—Ships Westminster. Indiana, and Upland. N York; Joshua Mauran, Boston; Walter Jenes, Philadelphia, Bostow, Aug 9. Arriyed—Bark Christisna, Gottenburg; brigs Trenton, Smyrna; Columbia, Palermo: John R Dow, Bonaire; ateamer City of Boston, Philadelphia, Herald Maxine Correspondence. Key West, August 4, 1853, The bark Robert Morris, (previously telegraphed ) had on board s valuable cargo of sugar, most of whic! totally lost, togetber with the vessel, 153 packages were raved dry, and the sales of the wet sugar amount ig ae + $659 84 Ovseveres. ‘The hull and materials of the vessel brought Dry CBIGO... eceveeee $7,472 94 The dry sugar was sold yesterday, and bronght from 41100, to Bie. It was Bought mostly for home, con- sumption, This verrel is covsigned to A. F. Tift. Many of the parsengers of the bark left in the schooner J. J. Taylor, on 27th for New York. ‘ike Fench brig Jeuve France, Capt. Cheminad, ashore on Pickles Reef, was from New Orleans, with the follow- ing cv1g0:—100 hogsheads tobacco, 116 bales do., 1,276 planks, ard 20 cases cotton cards. She was bound to the coast of Afvica, baying cleared from New Orleans on the 19th of July for Ft. St. Louis, situated at the mouth of the river Senegal. The wreckers t ok out but @ small porticn of tho cargo. and got her off without mush labor on the 2dof Avgust. The acting French Consul, Ferdi- mand J. Moreno, will take charge of the vessel and cargo The Admiralty Court have decreed the salvors in the case of the Br brig Scotsman 45 per cent on the net valu: ation of cargo and materials of the condemned brig It will amount to near $5,000, A versel will be chartered to take the cargo to London, and Capt 8t Clare is North for that purpose. The sloop Mystic receives $2,500 for assisting the ship Marathon cff the Quicksands. "She took 163 bales cotton, and the master piloted the ship into Key West. This ralvage is thought to be ample for the service rendered. Thia chip fs loadirg, and will sail for N G on the 15th Arrived—July 22, brig Harp. Morey, Jamaica ; 2 schrs WR King, Lt G@ Selden, Norfolk, Va; L F Rogers, Cox, NOrleans: 27th, echr T J Taylor, Black, Tamva; 20th, cutter Sea Drift, Lt Rardolph, St Marks; 30th, echr GC Ackerly, Baldwin, NY« ug 1, steamer James L. mith, NOrleans; echr Actiever, Watlington, d, schr Alforetta, Small. Santa Martha; brig Jeune Francaice. (Fr), Chomiaad, NOrleans. Cleared—July 23, brig Harp, Morey, Manata; 26th, sehrs Eagle. Winslow, Mobile; LF Rogers, Cox, Tampa; 27th, schr TJ Taylor, Black, NYerk. Aug 8, schr Alfaretts, Small, NYork (subsequently spoken. Pmiapeipuia, Aug 9-4 P M. Annivep--Ship Jacob Bell, Killham, San Francisco; bark Sochia, Frank, Bremen; brigs Gen Marshall. Colcord, Boston; St Lawrence, Fuller, do; Ava, Hutt, Bath; sebra Prospect, Doane,’ Buckeport: | J W Gandy, Townrend, Providence; Larkin, Churbuck, Warebam; New Zealand, Polend, Calais; Alquisvar, Long, NBed. ford; Geo Rursell, Rumney, Eastport; Invoice, Glover, Providence; G W’Cumwmtags, Newell.’ Lynn; & Flower, Bacon. Portland, Ct; ES Jana, Westcott, Boston; Fio~ rida, Kel'ey, do;’ F Tyler, Robins, Newbern, NC; steamers Osprey, Bennett. Charleston; City of New York, Mat- thews, Bosten; Delaware, Sandford, NYork. Trout, Dean. Boston; brigs Effort, White, Tendon; St Lawrence, Fuller, Boston; General Marshall, Coleord, do; scbra Nictous, Wallace, Salam; Taunton; F fyler, Robbins, Norwich; voice, Glover, Providence; ' Prospect, Dow, Weymoath; JW Gandy, Townserd. Providence; Larkin, Churbuck, Bosten; Charter Oak, Kelly, do. Disastey s, Snr Pactic frem San Franei:co for Sydney, reports tabing off Ubristmas Island, on the 20th February, ten reamen. who bad been driven achore “in the whuleship Robert Fulton,” of NBedford. Smp CaRriex FickoN, with all the archors, chains, tackles, &e, together with ell the cargo remaining on board, were Fold at Sav Franciseo by auction, previous to the 13th ult, for $1,500, ‘The ship lies bara and fast upon the rocks; most of her latboard side is gone to the fore chains. Sue has about eight or ten streaks hall to port, and has thrown the principal part «f the heavy gccds out on the rocks, most of which will be recovered at the high tides at the full of the moon The anchors and chaics bave been secured. It 1s sald the wreckers have mace sad bayoc with the vessel and goods, in con- sequence of the departure of the agent’s superintendent. Su Rapiant, at San Francisco 14th ult from Boston March 6, crossed the Equator on the 20th; passed the latitude of Rio April 10; Staten Land May 4, and Juan Fervardez oa the 20th. Experienced heavy gales off Cape Horn tor 18 days. Carried avay head knees. ctove fore- cantle on deck. acd received other damage, Was incom. pany off the Caps with a nuroder of vessels bound to the westward. Crca-ed the Equater on the Pacific Juue 17, ip lerg 111 W. Had light wicds ani calms after pasaing Bik rnandez, The R was within 700 miles of port 10 8) 8 * Sur Noxrirrn Crown hence at San Francisco July 14, encountered beavy weather most of the passage, Was off Cape Horn li dvys, Lost spars, &e, and had been in » crippled cond ever since ‘Orosred tho Equator 39 days ago, in Jong 11430 W. On the 11th inat, carried away fore topgallant mast. BARK CassaNpRa, sailed from San Francisco for Shoal- water Bay on the 28-b May, encountered very heavy gales from the Nerthward, Juce 18 made the land four muiles to leeward of SF. ard otood off acd on; on the 27th rade Gray's Harbor about 18 miles further north; inis- tock iv tor Shoalsater Bay, and senta boat in with six men for the purpore of taking soundings. About three heors afterwards observed the oars of ho boat floating out to rea, and then concluded sne had been swamped in the surf; beptthe ves-el as close in ag practicable for 24 hcwis and then bore up again for San Francisco. Tae names of the unforturate persons in the boat were F Viotor Green, a rative of Chile, and nephew of the owner cf the vessel; Acigns Cameron. ef Scotland; Louis Barra, of Chile; John Gonsalez, of Calle; M Baarieto, of Peru: and au Frglish boy, name urknown, Wohaiemen. Arr at Honolulu Moy 16, ship Carolina, Gray, NBed’ord, 5 months out; Jone 1, Meteor, Oravo, fror San Francieco, via Hil». Cid 17th, ships Edgar, Pearson, Ochotsk; 19th, Zone, Maraton, Arctic: 20cb, Carolina, Gray, do Are at Seg Harbor 6th inst.. bark Noble, Nicol, from South Atientic. with 650 bbls wh cil, 260 sperm, aud 350 Tbs bone; 150 bbls «perm, £0 do wh oil, and 2 500 Ibs bone on treightt shipped at St Helena, frou brig Charlotte, of Cid at, New Bedford 8h, ship Metacom. Woodbridga, Nerih Pacific Ocean. irk «Afton, Archer, Atlantis coun, Arr at Fayal June 25, bark Orray, Taft, Hamlin, NB, otesn (and remained b:h ult); July 4, Bomioga, Tripp, do, 160 ap (and ald same day, to return in August); 6th, Hibernia, Honeywell, NB. vo oil reported—captain and two of crew sick—were not allowed to land, but medical arsiitarce was sent to them) Heard from April 27, no 'at &o,, Martba,{Meader, FIL, 1€0 blr sp ofl. Spoken, Steamer Sir Jobo Barvey, Stinron, from Boston (March 21) for Australia, April 17, lat § 2130 W. Thes JH went out vider canveas, ard iy: ta'ed to have munds from 10 to1S keous por hour; "she ran 274 knota ia 24 hours, ship Chile, Tiveo rom Caloutta (Sand Hand: April 4) for Poston, April 10, lat 18 17 N, bn 89 E Ship Syren, of Salem, from Honolata fue New Bodtord, piacere April 28, off S cide of Society Islands (not as be ore). {ip 1x0 Croo, Brow, fom Boston (Apri 9) for Valpa- rafeo, 26 days out,wbt Hay 5, lat 2718 N, lon 24 04 W—by brig Robert W! om Boston (April 27) 758 2 low t th’p Kate © for Aust; oii0 lon 30 W, jom nell, fim Cardiff for NOrloans, 13 W. Ship Cour: Joly 10. he 44 N Ship Bouthamp‘on, Tinker, frou London for New York, Susy 38, lat 48 Tew 11. “Lip Columbian, from Aux Csyes via Hampton Roads, for Falmonth, EB, #98 pasoed Aug 2, le: 40 20, ton 64 34, Ship Cleoraira, Skreva, from Boston (April 23) for San Fieneiveo, 44 days out (wind fats}, bout Junog, lat 31 8, len 50 16 W— by brig Rebert Wing, Crowell, ot Monte vdeo, Capt Cro sell writes thet he firat epoke the Cleo aia in lat 21, lon U4 48 W, aod eailed in compary for be shin Jemez, Stevkena,"from London (abt Juue 1) New York, July 10, lat 44, lon 43, and was supplied vib provisions. bri #rvede (Fr). Ratoyit, from Rochelle for Boston, duly 1a ine Tee 96, . 4% ter ton® Schr Mary Ann (Br), fiom Newport, E, for New York, duly 14, 48 18, You 52 lilothoat Daniel Webster, Hutchinson. from Boston for San Fraacleco, June 25, lat 6 ¥65, low 34 45 W. 0. Lye pe Z load for Boston. 7 “apn ‘de ‘Anpnoeaan— Arr July 22, Caroline C Dow, Blaachand, Greenock; 284, , Cain, Londonderry. BuENos AvRm—In June bark Boman, Hamil ton, for NYork, lag Lewy and 5 am July 21, J CHumphreys, Mecriil, N Cla paige sean, Womied, Oat Canpier—Arr J x“ Jobn H Jervis, Hick, York, ae eee Cowss—tid July 25, Juniata, Newton (from Matansas), cae tn port July 13 bark James Cook, Wottos, from Antwerp arr 7th, for and others as before. Arr 8th, John Potter. Camden. Sid 7th, Oliver, Sam- ner, Legho:n; Goodwin, Weeks, Alicant, Cronstapt—Sld Ji John W White, M’Near, Bristol; 16th, John 8 Harmon, Bordeaux; Mace- donis Bristol, E. De sia gate St, Nedennes Weiel (fom London), uly 23, Horizon, . Newport and NOtleans; Rainbow, Savage (from do), Oar: diff end NYork. Exstnone—Cid Delaware. Patten, Hull for St Petersburg. eee July Line vee? Everson, (from en a wing Te} ston. ‘Gmaauzar—In port daly 16, King, henee » , rns soon. ‘June 26) arr 13th, dig part of Srisn. aT Ualon, Stubbs, from Matsellles for NYerk. Giascow—In port Jul; ships Wat Walt Philadelphie 1at'inst, eo land, Prottewa, for NYork 4th inst? barks Mary Morris, Freeman, for do; Nautilus, ‘Velocity (Br), for NYork. July Chas De Wolff, Card, NYork; 224, Clara Ann, Hat i r Buu—arr Jul; cry Bans Foe Leach, Sb J NB. juLL— Arr. ache, 5 Honouut——Ate May aie ships be aeten, eae ancis- co (and proceeded for China rae day); twood, fos Sune 6, Ve Emily Bourne, Butters, do (and old ith th, Colorado, Havens, Lahaina; 9th. bark Rebekah, Speightr, San Francisco; brig Mary Aun Jona, Darks Tartar, , Morse, Kamachatka; 11th, brig , Baltimore, Moody. Sydney. Ship Flying Childers, from San Francisco for touched on May 15; ship Herron, from do for Calcutta, onched June 4; bark Saxonville, dofor o- of Gres 1; ship Hussar, from do for Shungh: Livenroo—Arr July 25, ships Ai 26th, Western Empire, Watts, hence; St erett, St Johns, NB; Br ahip Luey, (not Lucy Ana), Hy zieton, Mobile via Key Weat, 26th, ship Tonquin, Kelly, NYork; Ailsa, Duguid, y In ‘the river, outward bound, Oregon, Williams, San Francirco; Alexina, Muirhead, ‘City Point; Middlesex, Parmalee; Vanguard, Norton; andGolconda, Kerr, New _ York. At do 27th, ship Agnes, Scott, for Middlesboro, to load for Brunswick, Ga. . Loxpox—Old July 25th, S VGiven, Given, Cardiff and Waltball. Montevimeo—Arr previous to June 20, brig Suteliffe, (Br) Boston via Wimington. N C; cargo sold. MataGa—Arr July 15, DS Goodell, Harriman, Bilboa; S 1 Roberts, Dutch, New York via Gibraltar. X. MontEvipxo—In port June 21 brig Mary Adeline, (late Nye—chief mate in command,) for Rio. NewPort—Arr July 24, sbip Rhine, Barnes, Havre; Amelia, Joréan, do. Oronto—Arr’ July 10, Samuel & Edward, Smith, Quebec. oe Pill 25th, Humboldt, Simpson, from Bristol for N ‘ork, PaterMo-In port July 17, ehip France, Teal, from Gir- genti for NYork ldg; bark Anonimo Gis). for Boston do; brig Catarina (Neap), for NYork do. S10.17Uh, bark Cubs, we, rot Rosml@arr July 21, Convoy, Hooper, St George, Port av Pratr—No Am vessel in port abt 26th ult: PaermMo—Arr July 6, France, Teol, Girgenti, to lg for Providence (not Philadelphia). Poxro Rico—Bark Jes Bailey, Brock, from St was ldz at Boea Quobrado, 25th ult., for Philadelphia. A Qureec—Kntd for ldg Aug 4, ship New England, Orr, for London, St. Axprews—Arr July 27, barks Welkin, Glover, NYork; 20th, Clarence, (Br) do; achr J C Wade, (Br) do. SacvA- In port July 80, barks John Colby, Rb NYork soon; Abagun Burgess, and Itadore, Pa: ldg; Murillo, Woodside, for Boston, ldg; Suliote, Dri water; for do. disg; brigs Cardenas, Fogg, and Naiad, Young, for NYork soon: achrs Fawn, Miller, for Balti- more 2 days; Peerless, Lanfare, for do, Idg. Smevps—Arr July 23, Gleuburn, Springer, London; 25th, Osipee, Merrill, Amsterdam. Suancuar--In port May 1, ship Racer, Steele, for Loa- don, nearly ready. Suvexa—In port July 13, bark Linoola, Polleys, for Boston lg. Sid 9th, bark Nevada, Chase, Boston. Sax Juay (Nic)—Arr July 30, brig Globe, Leavitt, heres. ‘Tnixtap—In port July 23, brigs E A Cochraa, Noyes, for Cowes 3 days; Cordelia, Mitchell. foc Boston 6. Bark Franklin, Gibbs, sailed 3 days previously for Cienfuegos, to finish leg for Boston. Vico— Arr July 19, James Cooper. Lovett, NOrleans. Wuamvoa—Arr May 9, sbip Isaak Walton, Barsley, « herce, Sid 15th, ship Talbot, Goodhue, NYork. Zaxnpar—In port June 3, bark Emily Wilder, Richers, from Aden arr Ist, for Salem socn. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA—Arr Aug 6, schr Iris (Br), Mithner, Windsor, NS. *Sid schr I Smith, Fall Rivar. ALBANY—Arr Aug 8. sch’ Highlander, Nickerson, Boston; Aun T Sipples, Bacon, do: Leander, Goodspeed, - do: Copy, Sturgess, do; Spy. Nickervon, do; Mor West, do: Glide, Lovell, do Mary A Lovel mntand, , it, Lovell, Nor- wich} Belloza Jobneon, Providence, RI; sloop Eliza, Kl- wood, Providence, Cld schr Barnes, Lovell, Boston; sloop DT Willetts, Smith, New Bedford. BOSTON—Cid Avg 8, brigs Frances Jane, Plammer, Wilmingten, NC; Candace, Matthews, Baltimore, Sid barks lonia, Modena, Union; briga Olerou, Eagle; and from the Roads, bark Como, brig Lady Maxwell, and * others CHARLESTON—Arr Aug 5. Span polaecs Jo-efa, Roses, Havana: sche Col Satterly, Elwood, hence: 4 DOBOY ISLAND (Geo)—Sid Aug 1, brig J F Fremont, Tapley. NYork FALL RIVER—Sid August 6, echr Brutus, Bangor, or Philedelpbia. GLORGETOWN, § C—Arr July 28 «chr Hendrik Hud. son, Leet, hevce, leaky, ard one third of cargo damaged; repaired, and eld’3 inst for Jack-oaville, HARTFORD—Arr Aug 7, scbra Brazos. Dickinson, Philadelphia: A R Shailer, Pratt, Philadelphia; Mary Adelaide. Kelsey, NYork; sloop Citizen, Dayton, Albany. MOBILE—Arr Aug 1, steamchip Black Warrior, Ball hence vin Havana; brig Wetumpka. Fowler, hence, NEW ORLEANS — Arr Aug 1, ehips Guiding Star, Couch, Portsmouth, NH; Cromwell. Walsh, Portsmouth, NG: barks Jepny Lind. Bunce, NYork Cumberland (Italian), Fuceo, Genoa; brig Kite, Radovich, Havana; schrs G 3 Mathews (Br), Noble, Belize. Hon, via Ruatanj I-land, 15° days; Mobile, Hodges, NYork.' Cla ships’ Vandalia, Smith. Liverpool; Provident Fillmore, Pendleton NYork? echr J W liner. Miner, NYork. Towed to sea 24th, ship Chas Crocker; 25°h, ship John Cumsings, and to the bar shio Ernestine; 28th, ships Shawmut and John P Har- ward. NEWPORT—In port August 6, 3 PM, among others, sebrs Josech Crandall, Crowell, and Minerva, McGiven, from Vail River for Baltimore, KENNEBUNK—SId August 1, brig Rebocca & Franc Bodfich, Jacksonville; 4h, schr Auteiope, Wormwoo Philadelphia. NEW BECFORD—Arr August 6. robr Oscur Jonas, Kel- ley, Norfolk: 8th, Hy Clay and Fiza, NYouk: 1! BSmith, Aiveny. Sid 7th, brigs Ormus, Reed, Philadelphia: Sarah Nath, do; schra Samuel Bolton, do; Paugassot, Al- bavy NEWRURYPORT—Arr Avg 6, schirs Albert, Philadel- pbia: 7th, Matilda, do NEW HAVEN—Arr Aug 8, schrs Emsline Patervon, James river: Mail, Reafield. hence: slooys Mary Elizabeth, do; Fairfield, Albany. Sid schis Mary Pvertoa, Alvarado, and FS Thompson, Philadelp PHILALELPHIA™~ Arr Avg 8, brig Alconus, Shaw, Fall River; ecbra Henry Payson, Eliridge, Boston: Edna O Kelley, do; Hannah Balch, Pike, Kastport. CldschrR ¥ Browning, Yates NHaven i PROVINCETOWN-—Arr Aug 6, bark M B Stetson, Hard- , ing. Boston for Curacoa, put in to odtain more ballast. *ORTLAND—Arr Aug 6, sshr Adeline, Reed, heaca. Cid brig Potori. sit by, Cuba. PROVIDENCE—Arr Avg 8, steamer Petrol, Kenney, NYcik 44 hours; br'g Charlotte (Br). Kelley, Glas June 11; rehy Joreph Lybrand, Bell, Rontout tor I tucket: sleep ener N Seymour, Wilmot Rowdont. Cid» berk Warren Wh te, Henry Towne St Helena and Mozam- bi Sld xbis Orland, Pendleton, Routout o ‘eu Witch, Smith, NYork IND-~Sld Avg 64 7, sebrs Sharon Nickerson, 3 Guilego, Nelson, N York; Hardscrabble, Gregory, ISCO = Arr July 1, ship Ste? Hound, Behm, via Juan Fernandes 45 davs $d, bare Aik, Hntchins Yalpsrsiso. 4:h. ebips 8S Bishop’ Sher- tan, 121 days from Philadelpbia; Forrostar Caulfi Poston, 176 daye bark Marmora, Mates, Philadelph: days; bri Zoe, Ricbaida, Honolulu; Ham brig 4 Leneber, Va paraivo. 5th ship 2ers'a, Brown, Paget Found 10 day+; Ham bark Cesar and Ueleva, Conk Tani brig Cobamey, Poire, New York, 179 deys, via Valper £0 (6 daya, sebrs Olle, Gift, Lahaina: Rialto, King, Labsing, 20 deye, 7th steamer Califersia, Whit Parswa, 17 ésya: beig Colorato, Havens,” Honol tu Sth, ebip Witeberaft, Dudley, hance 11L das berks Favelove, (Br) Smith, London: Raleigh, (B: Felum Hongkong; Wallace, Swiver, Singuvote 91 thips Surprise, Keslett, henes, 116 New York. day: Bexter, do, 141; Hembarg brig Arion, Keyver Hambu yin Cowen Eng 10th, ship siroeso, Sentord, heace 1. days brig Dorothea snd Eraestice (Hamb), Meyn, Val’ parai:o, 12:b, ships Emprese of the Seas, Pula m, buy 121; Golden Stete, Doty, do 163; Contser, Berry, do, Cambridge, Haynes, Balimore, 174.’ 13ch” ships ». Houdlette, stom, 172) Isis (Daten), Gloa-e, Amstercan, 14th, chine Radiant. Vosese, Bistoa, 1905 Northern Cowan, Lamb, Lence, 154; heris Poste Taian), Gorzolo Renlejo (vis Acayutla, an B Senta Varbara); Moselle (Br), Thompson, Hor 1bth. ship Houqun, Dixey, hénee, Mt bark J ley, Bost 185, 6 hy & Fer, Borelsy, he. hall atlaa. (6th, Hobart Toga Thay Och, ship Ceerops, 1h, cob, Enmaa Pact Srazhound, Baha 11h, ships $3 Bi hop, Peterson Shanghae; back Abs lp. 16th, eteamship Jona raw; hip rendie (B }, Duane i or, Vere val, Callao, 1th, brig u, hip Alert, Thomas, Calleo; batk Pathfinder, Calan; brig Oseon, Pell Herotatu 3d, abtys heres 197 day (B Hoet Caltry, ship Sunorento (F ‘ ong, al Nielen (Don), He tid Tah § no; Myrtery bot (Bey Perguion, Fe J Stepbene, Peers on Hor y kor : en, Callies; Mote (Fr), Danont, Manily ith, thics Gov Merton, err, Callao; SMieconoma, 4 Hoye, MeDorald, do, Sch, darks Hoacy dye Loaratco: Rolls, Myviok. do; brig iT bert Town. Och’ bare vier Hongkong. 10th. bavk $b. 0 Pills 12th, ship Duchesse a’ Qe y » 18th, sbig Schodiag (Br), Por y. Melon, do. 16th, chip Staghoun : . MPadsce, bh), Bex leave, F Callao; day Hor phong: bark Abbott, Ferguson, Port Philip. Chipper rhip Stag Honnd. fur Coina, got nader © early on the morning of the 15th but in consequence a number of the crew being nafit for work. whe waq oom pelled to cuchor off the Previcio She would pe pioceed to nea early next ee SALFM—Arr Avg 6, ches ine Great, Bee dunt; Marthe Maia, Ferzie, NYork,